Skip to content
VW T3 Typ 2 1985 — Le classique des camping-cars, 153'000 km, moteur fiable — exterior view

VW T3 Typ 2 1985 — Le classique des camping-cars, 153'000 km, moteur fiable· 1985 · 153'000 km

VW T3 Typ 2 1985 — Der Klassiker der Wohnmobile, 153'000 km, zuverlässiger Motor

Private
CHF 19'990.-
Mileage

153'000 km

First registration

1985

Description

Discover this 1985 VW T3 Typ 2, a true monument to European automotive design. This convertible van embodies the golden age of leisure vehicles, combining legendary practicality with timeless charm. Its striking orange colour and period-correct beige interior make it a vehicle with strong character, ideal for vintage enthusiasts. The heart of the T3 beats thanks to a 1913 cc petrol engine developing 83 horsepower, paired with a robust manual transmission. This proven motorisation offers measured consumption for a vehicle in this category and remains simple to maintain. With 153,000 kilometres on the odometer, this T3 benefits from a beautiful patina of use and retains all its mechanical reliability. This 4-door van combines versatility and comfort. Its rear-wheel drive ensures stable handling, while its interior layout offers maximum flexibility. With an accident-free history, this vehicle represents an ideal investment for collectors, enthusiasts of authentic road-trips or restorers seeking a solid foundation. Acquiring this T3 means choosing a recognised automotive classic, capable of gaining value over time. An ecological choice by nature: preferring longevity to new vehicle consumption.

Technical specifications

First registration
1985
Mileage
153'000 km
Fuel type
Petrol
Body type
Bus
Colour
Orange
Transmission
Manual
Drivetrain
Rear-wheel drive
Power
83 hp
Engine size
1.9 L
Gears
5
Doors
4
Seats
2

Condition

Accident-free
Yes
Swiss vehicle
Yes
See all used Volkswagen T3

Seller information

Bettina
Private seller
3255 Rapperswil BE

Pro seller?

RoliCar is built for Swiss pro sellers. No manual entry, no commitment, no hidden surprises.

List my first vehicle