50 years old and driven on average only 2,000 kilometers per year. In this case we can therefore speak of an absolute rarity. The papers accompanying the car teach us that this Volkswagen T2 was always destined to serve in the volunteer fire brigade. This “Closet Car” has always been treated with love, unlike many of its congeners at the time. The body is in very good condition. The sheet metal is tight and has correct fits with only some light traces of use. The fire brigade red paint is also in neat condition. The exterior of this T2 is further completed by the obligatory flashing light and sirens and is completed by the searchlight and ladder on the roof. The interior is very neat and the floor is finished to simplify the transport of fire equipment and to protect the car from damage. The technology in this Transporter is also very well maintained. Fire brigades generally take exceptionally good care of the material. The cars are heated inside and are perfectly maintained. This Volkswagen T2 is no exception. The bus drives very nicely and the engine runs perfectly. The four-speed manual transmission shifts well and precisely. This T2 is not only optically and technically well preserved, but the same can also be said for the documentation. For example, the original "Fahrzeugbrief" is present as well as the original service book. In addition, there are some TUV reports that underline that there was never technically anything wrong with this Volkswagen T2. In short, a fantastic Volkswagen T2 with beautiful documentation in a beautiful condition. To get a good idea of the car, we advise you to come to one of the viewing days.