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Tuesday, 10 March 2020

1968 Volkswagen TYpe 2 Split Screen Camper - DORSET VINTAGE & CLASSIC AUCTIONS Thursday 19th March 2020 Henstridge Airfield Henstridge, Somerset, BA8 0TN



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Thursday 19th March 2020
Henstridge Airfield
Henstridge, Somerset, BA8 0TN
  



Make: Volkswagen

Model: Type 2 Split Screen Camper
Year: 1966
Registration Number: GFX 293D
Chassis Number: 236148592
Engine Number: AH 041557
Transmission: Manual
Steering: Left Hand Drive
Colour: Pearl White over Velvet Green
MOT Test Expiry: Exempt
Guide Price: £29000 - 32000
Road Tax Exempt

Lot No: 210
Here comes summer and your ticket to a taste of warmth thanks to this VW “Splitty” campervan, the Holy Grail among VeeDub enthusiasts.
The base vehicle, a 1966 German-built 11 window Transporter, was exported to the United States and repatriated to Europe when it arrived on UK shores in 2008. Shortly after, the vendors, both Naval officers, acquired the VeeDub which underwent a total restoration with marque specialists. The rebuilt twin port 1.6 litre engine is coupled to a reconditioned gearbox, while the suspension is sympathetically lowered with coil springs over shock absorbers.
The interior high standards match the exterior, a sheer delight to behold. The owner is highly skilled – having built his own house extension, he plans to go on a boatbuilding course on retirement so the Splitty is now ready to float someone else’s boat.
Its fridge runs on electricity or gas, while the interior also features good lighting, a three quarter fold-down bunk, and a Zig unit to monitor the 12 volt and 240 volt interior electrics. The gas cooker is mounted on one of the twin side doors in period style so can be used inside or out, depending on the weather, making it ideal for those surf trips to Newquay!
The exterior is finished in the VW factory colours of pearl white over velvet green and there’s a perfect colour match to the leather front and vinyl rear seat facings. The original roof has been retained rather than converted to a pop-top, making secure garage storage easier.
It’s very appealing, highly practical, and great value when in the last few years some of these VWs with quality, and not always original, conversions have been achieving well in excess of £50,000. The copious history file, accompanied by a current V5C certificate, clearly shows why this particular camper has such great appeal.
Guaranteed to turn heads wherever it goes, this VW will be welcomed at any classic car or campervan event.





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Thursday, 23 May 2019

1955 MORRIS MINOR SPLITSCREEN - Morris Leslie Vehicle Auctions Ltd Errol Airfield Perth Scotland PH27TB Saturday 25th May 2019



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Morris Leslie Vehicle Auctions Ltd
Errol Airfield Perth Scotland
PH27TB
Saturday 25th May 2019
Telephone: 01821456997     
Website: http://www.morrisleslie.com



1955 MORRIS MINOR SPLITSCREEN
Estimate: £2,500 - £3,500.

Chassis number FBE11351112 - first registered as SL4822 on June 27th 1955 in the Alloa area this example now bears the year related registration number it displays today. Having been in the hands of the current registered keeper and vendor for approximately 3 years the car has benefitted from a new coil, distributor, water pump, all new hoses, a new roof cloth, new brake master cylinder, fresh engine and gearbox oil along with air and oil filters. The vendor states that the car has been in regular use while in his ownership and drove to the Auction with no issues. There is a selection of paperwork and previous MOT tests contained within the history file. 




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