#bus

Number of seating positions in a VW Bus

A VW Bus camper conversion with a square-shaped raised roof

Brake calipers used in Bus models

A number stamped behind the passenger front seat on buses, used before the M-Code plate.

The German nickname for the original VW buses

Area located behind the front seat area of a Bus

A vehicle produced in Australia from 1965 to 1968, using the Beetle engine and floor pan with Bus trailing arms and reduction boxes.

The metal area surrounding the front wheel well in a VW Bus.

VW Bus front bench seat used from 1961 to 1962

Aluminum rods to prevent luggage from hitting rear windows

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

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

A table comparing engine wear across different VW Bus models

Term used to describe a shortened VW Bus

Term referring to the smaller rear axle nut and reduction box design used in pre-1964 VW Buses

Term referring to VW Type II vehicles with a divided front windshield, manufactured before 1968

Nickname for 1949-1967 VW Transporter with a two-piece divided windshield

Model of Volkswagen bus with a stainless steel body

Bus model with individual front seats, allowing passage to the rear.