This restored 1970 Volkswagen Type II custom microbus is powered by
a 1,776cc four-cylinder engine with twin carburetors paired with a
four-speed manual transmission and Bugpack shifter. The detailed
engine compartment features chrome dress-up components. The
suspension includes an air-ride front setup, Autosport 4-inch
narrowed front beam, Wagenswest 2-inch drop spindles and 4-inch
drop plates. Stopping is handled by Wilwood front disc brakes and
rear drum brakes. The exterior is finished in a two-tone gray and
silver combination by Auto Sports International and features
polished stainless-steel bumpers and trim, one-piece safety-glass
windows, a custom rear safari window and chrome Radar wheels
measuring 15 inches in front and 17 inches at the rear. The
interior features hand-stitched leather upholstery, matching door
panels, a tweed headliner, Volkswagen-insignia seat belts, a
leather-covered spare tire, a banjo-style steering wheel with
Volkswagen emblem and a period-style custom gas pedal.
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