The twelfth gathering of its kind proved bigger and better than ever ...
Walking into the show an initial theme presented itself immediately. Whatever the communal term for a clutch of Buses is when transformed into purveyors of ice-cream, soft drinks, teas, coffees, alcohol and even sweets, it was definitely applicable. Of course, for correctness sake, it should be added that other vendors of a non-VW variety were available.
First up, a familiar player, ice creams courtesy of a home-spun Splitty High-Roof, before, only a few steps away, the Pancake Pick-up, a rather tasty early Bay adorned with elements of Clipper L trim (well that’s what it would have been called in 1968). The light blue paint extended to the cab interior and looked to have been there for many years. Next, a late Bay High Roof offering more than the cheese advertised, before heading off to a tidy Pick-up offering good old fashioned temptation with discount for mass purchases. Next a drop or two of the falling down waters, courtesy of a Bay and barman with a flourish, before heading to T4 land and both a cool van and drink. Back through the generations, the Splitty Bar had planned for all weathers, but needn’t have done in sunny Yorkshire.
Next, a treat for the Bus panels rather than the human bodies, with a very glossy Bay High Top selling, appropriately enough, polish. Sales drop into the background when the ingenuity of the hood-come-shelter from both sun and rain is taken into account with a lovely Safari Window Splitty Pick-up. Last but not least, how about buying a VW Ice Cream business complete with a stop-meand-buy-one James Bond theme ... if only you had been there.
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Lance & Lisa Beaver tell the story of their...âOld School' Westfalia Bay
The history of our bus is varied. I heard that it used to belong to a soccer player who lived in it for a while, and a tale of a cross country trip that was taken in it. Since weâve owned it, we have been to numerous car shows with our car club Kahiko Kula and enjoy that immensely, but taking it camping is our joy.
Messing About in Boats
âBelieve me, my young friend, there is nothing â absolutely nothing â half so much worth doing as simply messing about in boats.â
Hector A Cautionary Tale.
Weâd wanted a splitscreen bus for years. And first got the bug, after hiring one for a holiday in Cornwall in 2009.
Ruby Red
Since the tender age of just 3, Joanne Dix has been into splitscreen Volkswagens.
Playing with Fire
âThere we were, all just sitting around the campfire...â
Four lads take on Le Mans
Weâd had the Le Mans 24 hour race on our bucket list for a long, long time...
Happy 70th Birthday, Miss Sofie!
This T1 Bulli from 1950 is the worldâs oldest street-legal VW bus and is kept in VWCVâs Classic Vehicles collection in Hannover.
Sitting on the Dock of the BayâŠ
Lockdown Projects.
California Dreamin'
The beginning of our second week and we were being treated to a day out...
Brochure Line - A 2.6 litre T3!
Taking a peep at a highly desirable VW Bus few of us will ever see in its âExclusivâ finery