Show us the last picture you took on your phone. (VW related or not!)

Great, thanks .... We thought "20's" glass in a "30's" house, which was quite common apparently .... They're not from our place, but as an example, it was built in 1934 using a 20's pattern.

 

Not the deceased growing I hope

 

Thats a multivan interior with an aftermarket unit instead of the second drop seat.
The Westfalias all have a cupboard in the rear corner where the spare would be on a baywindow.

 

High tops do look a bit Tefal scientist, but yours looks tidy.

 

I absolutely love the T3 hybrid roofs.
SCA, Weinsberg, Carthago and Reimo did them.
Alex's looks like the SCA version.
I've been looking for one for the syncro for a while but the roofs themselves are like hen's teeth.
My personal preference is the one fitted to the Weinsberg Terra, with the rear step down.



Was very envious when @Merlin Cat sent me some sneaky pics through at the weekend..x

 

I have developed an unhealthy need to know 'whats up there' since I saw an interior of a Bay with a roof high enough to have the rear seats over the engine bay, leaving the entire floor space free. Can't remember what conversion it was though?

 

Here comes Barra's little Gloucestershire cousin Bazza ...

 

I remember that Purple. It was posted on here. One of the US conversions with lots of windows in the roof iirc. One of the Rivieras maybe..

 

Yes, it was for sale on here a few years ago - thinking it might have had side-on bench seats with a table in the middle, over the engine?

 

Riviera Vista sold by Babble early 2019.
Remember seeing it at Dubfreeze that year. All the images have gone but it was very cool

 

That's the one. Steps up to the rear benches!

 

Go to Metroland in That London (Harrow, etc) and just about every 30s house has similar glazing.

 

Mood lighting and a toilet roll, what you watching?

 

…and does it involve cheese ?