#interior
49 approved public terms with this tag.
Trim piece under the A-pillar grab handle
The horizontal line defined by the lower edges of a vehicle's windscreen, rear and side windows and pillars.
Slang term for the larger glove box button used on 1961-early 1963 Notchback and Squarebacks.
A bumper bracket is a component that supports the bumper.
Rubber trim for cabin doorstep
A removable or swiveling table fitted to a camper dining area. The 1983 Vanagon Westfalia manual describes separate passenger-compartment and cab tables; mountings and storage differ across camper layouts.
Area located behind the front seat area of a Bus
A device or container used to hold a cup or other beverage container
A type of material used to reduce noise and vibration
A handle on the dashboard for grabbing
Main control panel of a vehicle
A handle used to assist in opening or closing a vehicle's door
The decorative or protective material around a vehicle's door
Material used to cover the floor of a vehicle
A table that folds up against the wall
A table that can be folded up for storage or transport
An onboard tank that stores water for a camper's sink supply. Capacity, location, filler, vent, and drain differ by conversion; it is not necessarily a potable-water-rated tank unless the specific installation is documented as such.
Handle for entering or exiting vehicle