Pure Driving Pleasure (If it will actually turn on)!

Well there's been a huge gap between postings, which is fine really, since I don't think too many people actually read this blog. However, if there is anyone out there that isn't me, or if in the future someone needs pictures of an outmoded way of traveling, this blog will be there to answer their call. But seriosuly I doubt it, just like I doubt that this van will ever get above 60 mph, or perhaps get around the block, but here it is: the Fahrvernugen van! That's right, only by owning a Volkswagen can you experience driving Nirvana, as long as your idea of pleasure is collecting various bits of the drivetrain off of Main St. Enjoy the pics!






Note, this van (like almost all of them) is in a repair garage! Also take note of the unique airhorn, interior hanging plants, as well as the glued on rhinestones that adorn the front and sides of this action-packed machine.

Look! Another T2!

What we have here is another T2 VW bus with some kind of tall-people adapter installed as the roof. The snazzy basement windows installed on the side perfectly complement the tugboat-style tire installed on the front. The bizarre roof made me question the use of this van, camper? or methlab? Either way we'll never know as the interior was empty.

This van was also found in a repair shop. What else is new. Enjoy the pictures of our explorers!

TAKE THAT CHRYSLER!

YOU SEE THIS VAN HERE!? YOU SEE THOSE PINSTRIPES!? YOU SEE THOSE DAINTY HUBCAPS!? NOTE THE BARELY VISIBLE BRAKE LIGHTS! CHRYSLER HAS NOTHIN' ON THIS THING!

Do note however that it is in for repairs though.... There was also so enough fluid leaking out of the bottom of this thing to bathe a Transformer.

Enjoy!

Does This Count?

Well, we found this right before the red van below. This van, like most VWs, was in a repair shop parking lot. Although it may not have the charm of its older brethren, it probably still has the same cop-appeal. This particular van still has the enviable pop-top and actually belongs to the Long Island Greyhound Rescue. Although newer, safer, it appears it is no more reliable than other, older VWs. So, does this count?