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Author(s): Richard Copping
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Amberley Publishing, United Kingdom
Imprint: Amberley Publishing
ISBN-13: 9781445693460, 978-1445693460
Synopsis
In this fascinating and engrossing book, VW expert Richard Copping covers the complete history of the first generation VW Transporter or Camper, probably the most famous commercial and leisure van of all time.
Beginning with the prototype vehicles produced in 1949, the author covers the development of the innovative but utilitarian Kombi and the more upmarket Micro Bus, followed by the De Luxe Micro Bus, the Ambulance and the Pick-up. He covers the highlights of each vehicle and analyses the success of the range as a whole.
The book covers the revamped model line from 1955, when the success of the VW Transporter called for the building of a whole new factory in Hanover. At this time, due to popular demand, Volkswagen authorised a whole series of coach built variations on the.
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Details:VW Type 2 Transporter1949-1967
Author(s): Richard Copping
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Amberley Publishing, United Kingdom
Imprint: Amberley Publishing
ISBN-13: 9781445693460, 978-1445693460
Synopsis
In this fascinating and engrossing book, VW expert Richard Copping covers the complete history of the first generation VW Transporter or Camper, probably the most famous commercial and leisure van of all time.
Beginning with the prototype vehicles produced in 1949, the author covers the development of the innovative but utilitarian Kombi and the more upmarket Micro Bus, followed by the De Luxe Micro Bus, the Ambulance and the Pick-up. He covers the highlights of each vehicle and analyses the success of the range as a whole.
The book covers the revamped model line from 1955, when the success of the VW Transporter called for the building of a whole new factory in Hanover. At this time, due to popular demand, Volkswagen authorised a whole series of coach built variations on the.
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VW Type 2 Transporter1949-1967
Author(s): Richard Copping
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Amberley Publishing, United Kingdom
Imprint: Amberley Publishing
ISBN-13: 9781445693460, 978-1445693460
Synopsis
In this fascinating and engrossing book, VW expert Richard Copping covers the complete history of the first generation VW Transporter or Camper, probably the most famous commercial and leisure van of all time.
Beginning with the prototype vehicles produced in 1949, the author covers the development of the innovative but utilitarian Kombi and the more upmarket Micro Bus, followed by the De Luxe Micro Bus, the Ambulance and the Pick-up. He covers the highlights of each vehicle and analyses the success of the range as a whole.
The book covers the revamped model line from 1955, when the success of the VW Transporter called for the building of a whole new factory in Hanover. At this time, due to popular demand, Volkswagen authorised a whole series of coach built variations on the.
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format | trade paperback |
Language | english |
Size | 2 |
Brand | Amberley Publishing |
type | book |
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