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VW T2 B Westfalia 1975 — Emblématique camping-car rétro, moteur fiable — exterior view

VW T2 B Westfalia 1975 — Emblématique camping-car rétro, moteur fiable· 1975 · 100'000 km

VW T2 B Westfalia 1975 — Ikonischer Retro-Wohnmobil, zuverlässiger Motor

Private
CHF 29'000.-
Mileage

100'000 km

First registration

1975

Description

The Volkswagen T2 Westfalia 1975 embodies the golden age of the European utility camper van. This legendary bus, painted in characteristic orange, represents an era when travel and freedom went hand in hand with timeless design and robustness. The T2 remains the archetype of the multi-purpose vehicle, combining passenger transport with versatile interior fittings. A 1570 cc petrol engine delivering 50 horsepower, coupled with manual transmission. This mythical Volkswagen mechanics prioritises reliability and ease of maintenance over sheer power. Ideal for measured journeys, it guarantees reasonable fuel consumption and recognised longevity. The Westfalia conversion transforms this bus into a true mobile home: integrated bedding, functional kitchen and optimised storage. The vibrant orange enhances its retro charm and ensures excellent road visibility. With just 100,000 km on the odometer and a claim-free history, this T2 represents a passionate investment for collectors, nostalgic campers or entrepreneurs in need of an authentic utility vehicle. Spare parts remain available and the mechanics remain economical to maintain.

Vehicle options

Comfort

Ambient lighting

Exterior

Roof rack

Technical specifications

First registration
1975
Mileage
100'000 km
Fuel type
Petrol
Body type
Bus
Colour
Orange
Transmission
Manual
Power
50 hp
Engine size
1.6 L
Gears
4

Condition

Accident-free
Yes
Swiss vehicle
Yes

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Seller information

Styve
Private seller
1700 Fribourg (Fribourg)

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