Volkswagen T1 (1966)

Kickdown Check

• On-site kickdown assessment completed
• 222 photos
• Video including engine run and test drive
• An appraisal from May 2025 with a grade of 2+ is available.
• Heirloom with extensive documentation

Facts & Specifications

• Year of manufacture: 1966
• First registration: USA
• Engine: 1.4-liter four-cylinder boxer engine with 44 hp (32 kW)
• Transmission: Manual
• Exterior color: Beige/Red
• Interior: gray fabric interior
• TÜV valid until 07/2026, H-license plate
• Features:
• Original trim strips
• Tow hitch
• Air conditioning and heating
• Built-in backup camera

Condition

Exterior

• The car is painted beige/red.
• No known accident damage
• Age-related wear visible on the door hinges (Photos 44, 45)
• Slight signs of corrosion and wear around the window frames. (Photos 74, 75)
• Original trim strips and a trailer hitch are present.

Interior

• The van has a gray fabric interior.
• Overall in good condition.
• Age-related discoloration and stains are visible on the headliner. (Images 110, 136)
• Air conditioning, heating, and a built-in backup camera are included.

Technical

• The vehicle is registered and roadworthy.
• No technical defects are known.
• The air-cooled VW boxer engine idles smoothly and revs up cleanly
• The vehicle has a manual transmission. A transmission inspection was performed in 2025 at the Oldiwerkstatt Hüttenberg.

History

Ownership history

• Number of owners: 2
• First delivery: USA
• The vehicle is an heirloom.

Service History

• 2025: Transmission inspection at Oldiwerkstatt Hüttenberg

Documents

• Inspection report 07/2025, Grade 2+ (Images 187 to 198)
• Vehicle registration certificate (Images 199, 200)
• TÜV report (Images 201, 202)
• Invoices (Images 203 to 222)

Summary

For sale is a 1966 VW Type 2 Bulli in a classic beige/red color combination with a manual transmission. Originally delivered to the U.S., the Bulli comes with a current appraisal report with a grade of 2+. The body and interior are in good condition with age-related signs of wear. Superficial signs of corrosion are visible on some edges. Mechanically, the air-cooled VW boxer engine runs smoothly and reliably with no noticeable metallic noises or misfires; throttle response and deceleration are smooth. The transmission was inspected in 2025 at the Oldiwerkstatt Hüttenberg. Features include original trim strips, a trailer hitch, air conditioning and heating, as well as a built-in backup camera. The vehicle is registered, has a TÜV inspection valid until 07/2026, and bears an H-license plate. As a well-maintained heirloom with existing invoices, a high-quality appearance, and a solid documentation record, this VW Type 2 Bulli offers an attractive opportunity for enthusiasts.