The Volkswagen Westfalia LT Camper Model History
The first brochures I can find for the VW Westfalia LT camper are from circa 1975. They show that there were two versions available. Initially they were known as the standard model and the deluxe model.
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1) VW Westfalia LT Camper engine options and approx price (inclusive tax when new in standard form):
No price info yet so if you have any information or price lists for the early Volkswagen Westfalia LT camper please send them to me.
2) VW Westfalia LT Camper Colour Options
Believed to be available in the following colours:
R1R1 Pastel White (L90D) (Pastellweiss) (with white roof).
E6E6 Marino yellow (L20A) (Marinogelb) (with white roof).
P4P4 Taiga Green (L63H) (Taigagrün) (with white roof).
However I have no official colour info yet so if you have any information for the early Volkswagen Westfalia LT camper please send it to me.
3) VW Westfalia LT Camper Furniture Specification
Standard Model
The VW Westfalia LT “Standard” Camper layout consisted of:
1) 2 flame gas cooker and stainless steel sink.
2) 45 litre fridge working from 12v, 220v and gas.
3) Fold away table.
4) Trumatic night heater SB 2000.
5) Long rear seat banks running along each side with continuous back rests.
6) 25 mm insulation.
7) Roof Vent.
8) One opening window.
9) Large Bed is 185 cm x 120 cm
10) Standard layout version had washing cabinet with washbasin inside wardrobe that can be seen at rear of photo below.
11) Standard layout version had opening rear doors for easy in and out access.
Deluxe Model
The “deluxe” model also had the following additional features:
Waterproof shower cubicle with a folding wash basin, mixer tap and shower fitting.
Gas powered water heater.
75 litre freshwater tank in vehicle.
75 litre waste water tank under the vehicle.
4) VW Westfalia LT Camper Upholstery Specification
Upholstery - From brochure is a multi coloured stripe pattern.
Curtains- From brochure they are a light brown colour.
5) Volkswagen Westfalia LT Camper High Top Roof Specification
Roof exterior was in white.
Internal headroom height was 186 cm.
6) VW Westfalia LT Camper Flooring and Carpeting Specification
Flooring- From brochure is a brown beige carpet.
7) Volkswagen Westfalia LT Camper Door Trim Specification
Door trims - No information yet!
8) Volkswagen Westfalia LT Camper Standard Model Specification
Exterior Dimensions
Length - 484 cm
Width - 202 cm
High - 255 cm
Windows
Double glazed windows in the living area.
9) Options available at extra cost included:
No option info yet so if you have any information for the early Volkswagen Westfalia LT camper please send it to me.
10) Accessories available at extra cost included:
No accessory info yet so if you have any information for the early Volkswagen Westfalia LT camper please send it to me.
11) VW Westfalia LT Camper Side Stripes and Logos
None
12) Links to Volkswagen Westfalia LT Camper Sales Brochures (Prospekt) and Price Lists (Preiseliste)
Please note that some links take you to an external site called vwpix.org, which is an excellent source of sales literature for all versions of VW camper van. Most of the brochures are in German language as this was the main market.
1975 - 1976 VW Westfalia LT Camper Sales Brochures Prospekt Download
1975 VW Westfalia LT Camper Sales Brochure Prospekt (2 Pages Colour).
1975 VW Westfalia LT Camper Sales Brochure Prospekt (4 Pages Colour).
1975 - 1976 VW Westfalia LT Camper Accessories Zubehör Download
None yet!
1975 - 1976 VW Westfalia LT Camper Price Lists Preiseliste Download
None yet!
13) What came next?
Following on from the VW LT28 Campers that were called the “Standard” and “Deluxe” models came two new improved models known as the “Salzburg” (similar to the “Standard” model) and the “Como” (similar to “Deluxe” model).
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