@vanagon_corpus_draft

Customization creating a limousine effect by merging vehicles

The process of moving wheel wells up by cutting and welding

Long rods of steel that replace torsion springs to secure trailing arms

Canvas attached to 2 metal poles at each end with hooks at each end of the poles

J-shaped pipe for exhaust when heater boxes are not used

Stamped identification number, often underneath the generator pedestal

Number of mounting points for VW emblem on front hood

Larger accessory side mirror used on Split-Window and Bay-Window Buses

Version of the VW Transporter produced in Mexico

Rare combination of Deluxe roof clip on Kombi or Standard model Bus

Bars that protect the vehicle from animal collisions

Floor pan and superstructure of a VW automobile

Louvered windows found on Westfalias or other VW campers

Area on a Beetle from the bottom of the rear window downward

A non-pop top Westfalia Camper

smaller portion of front suspension arms

type of rear axle nut and reduction box design

option code for VW factory-installed features

Volkswagen plant in Germany that began production in 1964

type of customization where vehicle's stock height is reduced