Last one for now. The year, mechanical base and name of the company who built this utilitarian device for a point
Experts?
volskwagen combi based?
Yes
Pros will know....
I am not sure, but perhaps we have a Volkswagen Type EA489 Basistransporter, in the mexican version called Hormiga.
Not that, and not from Mexico
was the picture taken in UK?
I wondered the same thing Pal.
The yellow front bumper could indicate some sort of municipal
or military service vehicle and the yellow registration plate
on the vehicle in the background is also typical for a service
vehicle both civilian and military in the UK.
The rest of the answer is probably what is on the disc on the
front of the vehicle that seems to have been masked.
I don't believe the photo was taken in the UK, but it's possible. In any case the vehicle does not hail from there.
Mitra from Indonesia?
VW Multi?
Neither of those are right
was this a one-off vehicle?
No, I believe this was series produced in small numbers
Trakbayan from the Phillipines?
Not that
Was this built in Europe?
Yes!
in Portugal?
Finland?
Based on a '65 VW Bus chassis fitted c. '73 with an aluminium body by Keller Karoserie Lampertheim
possibly a few built , this actual one got much modified by Ben Lewis in UK , bodydropped/channelled
narrowed front beam ,air shocks all round , much head scratching at the Volksworld show 2012 where it
made its debut
They "slammed" it, in other words lowered the ride height. I don't mind if they do it on a beetle or Transporter, but why on such a rare vehicle?
Well done, 72must is right on the money.
Sadly DeAutogids, the thinking behind the entire VW 'scene' is entirely beyond my comprehension so I have to answer for you.
Keller is a coachbuilder from which country ?
Keller Karosserie is from Lampertheim in Germany, between Worms and Ludwigshafen.