Kombi split screen runs and drives
- 1500 km
- Van/Mini van
- Manual
Kombi split screen 1960’s Pretty good condition for its age. Could use some love. Clean reconditioned engine. On Club plates
VOLKSWAGEN KOMBI Used Car Review
The Volkswagen Type 2 is the original monobox people-mover, born in 1950. Forming part of the German brand's Transporter series, it is known by different names around the world, such as Microbus, Campervan, or the Kombi that is the favoured named in Australia (where it landed in 1965). It's synonymous with the 'flower power' generation of the 1960s and 1970s, and beloved by backpackers, surfers and enthusiasts. Later Kombi generations were engineered completely differently: water-cooled rather than air-cooled, and front-engined and front-wheel drive rather than a rear-mounted engine driving the rear wheels.
Pros
Cons
- 1960s and 1970s models are truly iconic and loaded with character
- Ride comfort of older models
- Larger, multi-seat interiors of modern-day Kombis
- 2006 Kombi Beach's clever storage, front swivel seats and bed system
- Safety and reliability of earlier models not a patch on later versions
- Early models not cheap - and split-screen versions will cost you a motza
- 2006 Kombi Beach accommodated only four occupants
- Next-generation Kombi not due till 2022 (and will be electric)
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