This is a lovely and totally untouched 1966 Westfalia that arrived from far a way in the United States the other day.

Completely original paint, no camouflage or masking, it is what it is and You get what you see, this car needs full welding….

BUT…. this car is untouched, and that means a lot when You want to start welding… no hidden surprises here, You can see from first time around what this baby needs exactly! A real virgin on age, that’s how we call these type of cars….:)

All the rest of the body is a decent straight bus ready for adventure… engine did run when I bought this baby high up North in the USA.

Raingutters and most of the front panel are just death straight and solid…

Dashboard is magical untouched… even radio block off plate still nicely installed!

Camping interior is all there and nice! only needs clean up and a new owner to use it! Canvas from the pop top needs replacement…

Cool and cozy inside, your next camper?

I couldn’t resist this bus, can You?

This is YOUR change to own a very expensive camper (real nice SO42  campers selling for real big bucks now) for about half of the value… we priced it to sell! If not sold we weld ourselves and just double the price….:)  I really hope this cool untouched baby find a good new home with care taking new owners!

All further information, the full picture shoot or pricing by email only on BobBBT4vw.com

End of Drag season in Europe…  and it was a real cool Drag season for BBT Teufelheb, Not only we clocked 11 seconds regularly we also pulled a LOT of wheelies… to please the crowd! This picture from its last race in Bitburg….

Nasty machine uh?

Picture credit to Roland Schenker, Thanks Roland!

The new owner of our previous building decided to break the building down to the ground, he will build a complete new state of the art building to store and ripe his cheese…

22 years old only, is Sint Job in’t Goor almost same like Las Vegas? Everything older as 20 years is considered too old?

By the time You read this more than likely all will be gone, bye-bye and farewell my building… it hurts, as I worked 20 years of my life for this building, but I’m way more happy with the new building we’re in now….