Reconstruction - T1 11 Window Camper Bus- Brazil 1974

Price upon request

Learn More About the Restoration Service

See all the photos on the restoration process of this collector’s kombi in our workshops in Brazil.

Stage 1: Arrival
Stage 2: Sandblasting & Stripping
Stage 3: Front panels and wheel arches
Stage 4: Interior frame
Stage 5: Doors and windows
Stage 6: Floors and Undercarriage
Stage 7: Paint Preparation (Video)
Stage 8: Painting
Phase 9: Mechanik items
Phase 10: Motor (Video)
Phase 11: Camper Construction
Phase 12: Finished underbody
Phase 13: Finished Camper Interior (Video)
Phase 14: Finished Exterior (Video)
Phase 15: Roof Rack
Phase 16: Container Packing
Phase 17: Arrival in Antwerp
Phase 18: Customer Delevery

Stage 1: Arrival

Not much to show you right now, but we will keep you updated with more pics and videos of this restoration project. Just getting started on ripping this one apart to build her up again.

Stage 2: Sandblasting & Stripping

After gutting the Bus, it’s on to getting rid of the thick paint layer, that more often then not covers a rather thick layer of bondo or plaster based filler that other reformers used to pretty up the bus.

Stage 3: Front panels and wheel arches

In this case the front panels were still in rather good condition and it made sense to restore them to their original state rather than replacing them. We always attempt to maintain as much of the bus’s originality as possible.

Stage 4: Interior frame

Even though the interior get covered with furniture and camping appliances, we still ensure the interior structure is sound and completely restored. The devil is in the details and in many cases the details are hidden. But we know we do the best job on every bus possible.

Stage 5: Doors and windows

The doors and the windows are probably some of the hardest parts to restore due to the complexity and the lack of parts available to restore these elements. Check out we restore them below.