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Louvered windows found on Westfalias or other VW campers

Windows that can be removed or popped out of their frames

Windows that slide open on the side of the vehicle

Mechanisms for rolling up or down vehicle windows

Larger window replacing standard roll-up and wing window

A type of front windshield that tilts outward for additional ventilation. found only on Microbuses , and usually only on on those in equatorial/tropic countries.

The metal structure surrounding the window glass

A flexible, waterproof material used for seals and gaskets

Aluminum rods to prevent luggage from hitting rear windows

Side windows that are hinged to swing out for ventilation.

A model of early buses that had the highest level of interior features and trim levels. Usually with the small sight-seeing windows in the roof and either 21 or 23 side windows. Also a HUGE fabric sunroof was available as an option.

Usually refers to the Microbus Deluxe Station Wagen, with 21 or 23 Windows and a Sunroof.

A model of bus that has no side windows behind the front doors. usually a commercial model.

Term referring to smaller window sizes used in VW vehicles from 1958-1964

Basic Bus model without seats or windows in the rear compartment, often used for commercial purposes.

A bar that divides the door window, for fixed vent windows

A seven-passenger version with a lower stance and additional features like body cladding and power windows.

The horizontal line defined by the lower edges of a vehicle's windscreen, rear and side windows and pillars.

Slang term for the vent wing windows on 1952 and earlier Buses, characterized by their hinge design.

A type of clear plastic material used for corner windows in Barndoor era deluxe buses before glass was used.