Volkswagen Type 2 Microbus Microvan 1963
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Specifications Volkswagen Type 2 Microbus Microvan 1963 blueprint
The Volkswagen Type 2 Microbus Microvan (1963) was a remarkable and much beloved automobile of its time. Its iconic design heralded an era of stylish and efficient travel. The unique silhouette featured a small, boxy body, rounded corners, and a low-slung roofline that emphasized the van's boxy shape. With its iconic silver/grey paint scheme, the Microbus was sure to capture attention everywhere it went. The interior of the vehicle was simple yet comfortable. The upholstery was an easy to clean cloth material with an eye-catching abstract pattern. This provided the perfect balance of fashion and function for any passenger. The seating arrangement was designed to easily accommodate up to six passengers and still provide plenty of legroom. The driver and front passenger could enjoy comfortable bucket seats, while a two-seat bench was available for rear passengers. The unique mid-level floor mounted shifter made for smooth and easy gear shifting. The Microbus was powered by a flat-four, air-cooled, 1.6 liter engine. Although small in displacement, the engine was efficient and gave the Microbus surprising levels of acceleration and power. With its lightweight structure and small motor, the vehicle achieved an impressive fuel economy rating. Although the Volkswagen Type 2 Microbus was never as popular as its larger counterpart, the VW Type 1, it gained a strong fanbase due to its iconic, retro design and reliability. Its utilitarian shape and efficient engine made it the perfect vehicle for families, adventurers, and commuters alike. The Volkswagen Type 2 Microbus Microvan (1963) was a beloved automobile for its time, and it remains an iconic vehicle today.
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