Volkswagen Camper and Commercial - Issue 150

In this issue

‘One for the Road’
The Jack Bus. A Totally Unique Oddity.
And I find myself Quite Frankly, Lost for Words.

Brilliant, Battered and Beige.
A Custom ‘69 that Won’t Mind getting the Odd Scratch whilst it’s out Camping.

Upcoming Shows
This month, a Chance to Win Tickets to; ‘VDubs at the Pub’.

Street Sleeper

The majority of Raphael Derkson’s musical career has been spent performing aboard luxury cruise ships.

4 mins

One for the Road

I sold a sign on eBay to a guy who had previously bought a few enamel signs from me in the past...

5 mins

Jerome Jamboree

Autumn is in the air. The mountain nights are cool and the mornings are crisp.

4 mins

T3 syncro - Built not bought!

I bought this in 2016 as a completely bone stock panel-van. It was a really straight, clean unmolested example with just 78,000 miles on the clock.

4 mins

The Barefoot Chef

It’s a Grade A, Grey Day...

2 mins

18 days, 2,000 miles and 6 countries

We’re sitting in a traditional German beer garden. The backdrop is Neuschwanstein Castle, the very castle that inspired Walt Disney’s magical creation.

5 mins

Let the Journey begin...

“The camper still wears its original silver paintwork. Bizarrely we actually own three VW’s all in exactly the same colour... By accident not by design!”

4 mins

Battered, Beige, And Brilliant!

“We know that our bus left the Volkswagen factory on 17th October 1969 bound for San Francisco”

6 mins

Less is more

That old adage, ‘Buy the best that you can possibly afford’ certainly rang true for Adam and Vicky Pooley and their 1963 splitscreen

5 mins

Sitting on the Dock of the Bay…

There are almost no two bay window buses the same.

2 mins

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Volkswagen Camper and Commercial Magazine Description:

The original and best magazine for those who live their life with a VW Bus, whatever its generation.
Volkswagen Camper and Commercial was established in 2000, the same year that marked the Fiftieth Anniversary of the launch of the VW Transporter, with the strapline “For those who live their life with a van,” which soon became “Home Is Where You Park It.”
The magazine is rooted in grassroots ownership and as well as featuring and celebrating the VW bus, in all its forms, the magazine caters for all things bus related including maintenance, restoration, new products, campsite recommendations, Travel Stories, archive and promotional materials and show reports.