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A Rare Surviving RHD Volkswagen 2000L Type 2 Kombi Microbus with 45,776 Miles - SOLD!

SOLD - SIMILAR ALWAYS REQUIRED PLEASE CALL 01733 425140 Thinking of selling? Our proven commission sale or SOR (Sale or Return) program is a great way to utilise and access our professional services and facilities while still maximising the return from your vehicle with minimal hassle, stress and time, If you’d like to take advantage of this then please get in touch for further information. Alternatively If you’d like to move your vehicle on quickly and efficiently with minimal delay then we can make an offer on an outright purchase basis with payment and collection arranged soon after. A rare surviving RHD Volkswagen 2000L Type 2 Kombi Microbus with 45,776 miles. EQUIPMENT Eight large picture windows, roll-down cab windows, front quarter lights, plastic lined cab, one piece windshield, handsome hand fitted headliner, flow-through ventilation, side sliding door, insulated passenger compartment. Additional L specification; Clifton White roof and upper body, chrome VW sign, vent wings in cab doors, twin reversing lights. Factory options; eight-seat 2-3-3 configuration. EXTERIOR This absolutely wonderful Kombi Microbus is a very rare vehicle having avoided the fate of many camper conversions. Not only has this Kombi remained as intended, it has remained largely original and well preserved. The original colour of Sunburst Yellow/Clifton White, (Code 234S), is bright and looks superb. Evidence of remedial paintwork and light age-related markings can be seen but do not detract from the overall impressive appearance. The white painted bumpers are in excellent order and all trim sections, rubbers, lights and badges are fully intact. Incredibly the sticker for the supplying VW/Audi Main Dealer in South Africa remains fitted in the rear screen! Having spent the majority of its life in dry climates with salt free roads, the underside is amazingly well preserved and factory panels are straight and free from repair work. INTERIOR An ingenious and hugely practical interior is revealed upon opening the wide front 90-degree cab doors and huge slide loading door. The neatly designed and well thought out passenger compartment will comfortably seat 6 occupants with masses of leg and head room, whilst leaving the large roof high luggage compartment unimpeded. The seats, door cards, side panels and matching spare wheel cover are trimmed in original Dark Brown Leatherette PVC, (Code 68), which remains in superb order with no rips or damage. Even the safety armrests are fully intact, although notable upon close scrutiny is a repair panel to the driver’s seat lower bolster which is slight off colour. Factory build plates are found behind the driver’s seat and there are factory stickers still affixed the driver’s door shut. The handsome head liner is undamaged and shows only very light discolouration, and all controls and functions operate well. ENGINE & TRANSMISSION The factory fitted 2.0 Type 4 engine as fitted to this example is the correct carburettor version as denoted by the CJ prefix to the engine number. Producing 69bhp at 4200rpm and 143Nm torque at 2800rpm, this more powerful unit is perfectly suited to the T2 and even now is highly regarded for its impressive capabilities. Reliable usage is a given due to fastidious maintenance using correct grade oils and genuine and specialist supplier parts. The fully synchronized 4-speed gearbox operates very well. WHEELS, TYRES & BRAKES Correct steel rims with L specification VW mirror finish original chrome hubcaps show only light aging and matching quality Maxxis Victra 510 185/80 R14 tyres are virtually unused having been fitted brand new in 2015. A dual hydraulic brake system operating front discs operate exactly as Volkswagen intended. HISTORY FILE Supplied new on the 1st January 1976, the selling dealer was VW/Audi Main Agent, Alan Hudson & Kie Co of Nelspruit in South Africa. Owned initially and briefly by an elderly couple in Nelspruit, at one year old the Microbus was purchased by an Italian gentleman, Enzo Volante, who incredibly owned it for 39 years! Email correspondence between long term owner Mr Volante and the most recent keeper is kept in the history file along with a full ownership trace. In this delightful and informative exchange, Mr Volante regaled stories of trips to Durban, Johannesburg and more local Kruger Park. Further perusal of the large and beautifully presented history file is a very enjoyable task where you will learn that the vehicle only entered the UK in 2016 after being imported by a South African gentleman living in Essex. A valuation letter from December 2016 by Mr E Farrage of the NECPWA Vintage Motoring Club places a value of £28,000 on the vehicle having noted the bodywork/chassis and mechanical condition to be in Class 1 condition, and in his own words, “this one certainly has to be among the best and most original examples left”. MOT April 2019, tax exempt, HPI Clear.