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1957 Volkswagen De Luxe Station Wagon T1 [Typ 2]

1957 Volkswagen De Luxe Station Wagon T1 [Typ 2] in The Candidate, Movie, 1972 IMDB

Class: Cars, Van / MPV — Model origin: DE — Made for: USA

1957 Volkswagen De Luxe Station Wagon T1 [Typ 2]

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shlc647 US

2016-03-31 20:37

Something I have wanted a little clarification on, were these called just Bus or Camper?

tore-40 NO

2016-03-31 21:28

At least not a Camper. Name depends on location, for the US commonly referred to as De Luxe Station Wagon

(A 23-window so pre-|964, is there perhaps a front indicator just visible?)

rjluna2 US

2016-03-31 21:30

Seems to have pointy front indicators :think:

I take there is no shot of the taillight?

shlc647 US

2016-03-31 21:31

Thank you for the clarification tore-40.

no-a RU

2016-03-31 21:38

rjluna2 wrote Seems to have pointy front indicators :think:

I take there is no shot of the taillight?


Here it is :)
[Image: thecandidate1972hdmkv_snapshot_014231_20160331_063018.jpg]

tore-40 NO

2016-03-31 21:59

Can't see the front part of the roof clearly. Anyway, front indicators April 1955+, seems to have lost its single stop lamp so April 1957+, or 1957-60 if you prefer (US specs)?

rjluna2 US

2016-03-31 22:00

Sounds about right, tore-40.

130rapid PL

2016-03-31 23:01

Micro Bus De Luxe, for US that time.

tore-40 NO

2016-04-01 13:01

The 'Micro Bus' is a British-English name for the car, adapted by Canadian resellers. For the English brochures available, most are printed in Germany, and if you look closely they are not U.S. - i.e. they list Imp. gallon before U.S Gallon, for one thing. I don't think these were made primarily for the U.S. buyers.

The oldest verified use is in a small brochure from 1958, it is clearly made for the U.S market, in which they use the name Station Wagon/DeLuxe Station Wagon. In another U.S. (printed in DE) sales brochure from 1959 they also use De Luxe Station Wagon (please note the spelling) so I have no reason to believe the 1957 used another name.

Edit: Typo

-- Last edit: 2016-04-01 13:03:57

karoomay SY

2016-04-01 18:55

Is that an Audi 100 to the far right?

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