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

A foldable bed that came on many models of VW buses, allowing for additional sleeping space.

Protective component for the rear inner fender of a Vanagon

Protective component for the front inner fender of a Vanagon

Type of wheel suspension with four rod-type control arms

Distance between the tire contact point and the air intake system of the engine

Condition where the vehicle turns less than intended, sliding towards the outside of a turn

A model of bus that contained interior features such as a bed, stove, cabinets, and in some versions, a refrigerator. some versions had a pop-up roof to allow extra room, ventilation, and sleeping room 'upstairs'. Some of the many companies making campers are Westfalia , Winnebago , Devon , Country Homes, Dormobile , and TRAKKA .

The distance between the wheelwell and the center of the wheel, used to determine proper alignment

A container used to store small parts or tools, often made from margarine tubs.

A type of liquid soap used for washing dishes, also used as a lubricant

A system that warns the driver of nearby objects using ultrasonic sensors

Set of brake shoes for Vanagon/T25 models, excluding Syncro with 16-inch wheels

Trim level/accessories package used for a short period of time on the Deluxe Kombi Bay Window Bus

Metal duct work and covering pieces that provides routing of air to cool the engine

A locknut is a type of nut used to secure a bolt or screw in place.

Components designed to support and protect the head and neck in the event of an impact.

Type of nut that locks itself in place to prevent loosening

Electronic Fuel Injection. Computerized metering and squirting of fuel, replacing the carburetor systems. introduced into the buses in the mid-70's.

The 3 rd generation of Transporters , from 1980-1991, known in North America as Vanagon , and elsewhere as Caravelle or just Transporter .