VW Campers: The A-z 1950 to 1990
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Average customer review:Product Description
VW Buses command a massive following with Campers being the most popular of all. Complementing the author's successful volume covering the first three generations of Volkswagen's legendary Transporter, this book delves exclusively into the spin-off conversions based on the VW Panelvan, Kombi and Microbus that became known simply as VW Campers. From the original Westfalia Camping Box to the pioneering Pitt Moto-Caravan and Britain's extremely popular Devon and Danbury models, the book also covers everything from the weird to the genuinely wonderful, including models produced exclusively for the US market. Making extensive use of original promotional material ranging from lavish photography to quaint but charming home-spun images here is a complete record, including layouts for the restorer, of older models and those interested in the luxury associated with the third generation Wedge. With a lively and entertaining text covering all aspects of the VW Camper story, this is both a unique reference book and a coffee-table extravaganza to be enjoyed over and over again. Packed with original marketing images, including unusual, discontinued models this book will fascinate any VW fanatic.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #72490 in Books
- Published on: 2007-09-20
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Binding: Paperback
- 176 pages
Customer Reviews
A very good primer
As an enthusiast coming new to the world of VW campers this book provides a very good overview. To be critical however, the book relies perhaps too heavily on old adverts for it's imagery; I would have liked to see better illustrations and larger pictures that identify the various internal layouts available (or the various parts etc). The book is more of a coffee table format than an encyclopedia as such. Still the best camper book of those I have seen so far.



