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Production figures.
Just going though some old files on my computer deleting stuff, came across a small text file.
No idea where I've copied it from, just thought it maybe of interest.
T3 syncro total: 43,468
including:
LHD: 41,360
RHD: 2,108
engines:
2.1l i (95 HP) 14,233
2.1l i (112 HP) 6,259
1.9l (78 HP) 6,641
1.6TD (70 HP) 16,335
Transporter
"Pritschenwagen" Pick-Up Single Cab (245) 1,787
"Doppelkabine" Pick-Up Double Cab (247) 6,849
"Kastenwagen" Van, panels (251) 5,848
"Kombi" Bus (253) 14,650
Caravelle Bus (255) 14,334
16" package: 2,138
No idea where I've copied it from, just thought it maybe of interest.
T3 syncro total: 43,468
including:
LHD: 41,360
RHD: 2,108
engines:
2.1l i (95 HP) 14,233
2.1l i (112 HP) 6,259
1.9l (78 HP) 6,641
1.6TD (70 HP) 16,335
Transporter
"Pritschenwagen" Pick-Up Single Cab (245) 1,787
"Doppelkabine" Pick-Up Double Cab (247) 6,849
"Kastenwagen" Van, panels (251) 5,848
"Kombi" Bus (253) 14,650
Caravelle Bus (255) 14,334
16" package: 2,138
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Re: Production figures.
those numbers makes 16's common compared to a rhd van,
unless it is one of the rhd 16's i surpose.
neil
unless it is one of the rhd 16's i surpose.
neil
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Re: Production figures.
Be interested to know how many RHD twin slider syncros were made.
Can't be in huge numbers looking at that.
Can't be in huge numbers looking at that.
RHD Syncro twin slider (AGG) - orange
Re: Production figures.
I would be interested to know how many "Pritschenwagen" Pick-Up Single Cab (245) 1,787 were RHD and 1.6TD
88 1.6TD Syncro Pick Up (rhd)
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Re: Production figures.
and syncro too..alewing wrote:I would be interested to know how many "Pritschenwagen" Pick-Up Single Cab (245) 1,787 were RHD and 1.6TD
Re: Production figures.
max and caddy wrote:and syncro too..alewing wrote:I would be interested to know how many "Pritschenwagen" Pick-Up Single Cab (245) 1,787 were RHD and 1.6TD
As per the original post
88 1.6TD Syncro Pick Up (rhd)
90 1.7D Transporter
72 Beetle
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Re: Production figures.
Would like to know more about my van, VIN and original german plate... Anyone has tried to find out having this?
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Re: Production figures.
axeman wrote:those numbers makes 16's common compared to a rhd van,
unless it is one of the rhd 16's i surpose.
neil
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Re: Production figures.
Having a 14" / LDH / MV-motor / caravelle, I take comfort in the fact that spare parts are easier to find (and then, compared to aproximatly 1.3 million t25's that were built overall, every syncro is somewhat of a rare thing)
Cheers, André
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Re: Production figures.
I find it interesting that the number of syncro work trucks (ie single/double cabs and panel vans = 14,484) is dwarfed by the number of syncro people carrier trucks (caravelles and kombis = 28984). Twice as many is a heavy skew, I wonder if this was intentional and marketed as such.
It would be interesting to see the British figures as I don't know if that split exists over here, not when looking at the make up of an average syncronauts outing.
It would be interesting to see the British figures as I don't know if that split exists over here, not when looking at the make up of an average syncronauts outing.
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Re: Production figures.
If one were to take the figures above for body style and use a crude prorata distribution based on the total figures which show:
4.85% of syncros built were RHD, and
95.15% were LHD
In leiu of actual data, we could assume RHD figures in the region of:
Single cab pickup - 87
Double cab pickup - 332
Panel van - 284
Kombi bus - 710
Caravelle bus - 695
4.85% of syncros built were RHD, and
95.15% were LHD
In leiu of actual data, we could assume RHD figures in the region of:
Single cab pickup - 87
Double cab pickup - 332
Panel van - 284
Kombi bus - 710
Caravelle bus - 695
Life is like a roll of toilet paper
The closer it gets to the end, the faster it goes...
Todays might Oak is just yesterdays nut which held its ground!
'87 Rhd 2.1 Syncro Moonraker
'91 Rhd AAZ Syncro Sika
'03 Merlin Syncro Expedition Trailer
The closer it gets to the end, the faster it goes...
Todays might Oak is just yesterdays nut which held its ground!
'87 Rhd 2.1 Syncro Moonraker
'91 Rhd AAZ Syncro Sika
'03 Merlin Syncro Expedition Trailer
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Re: Production figures.
I wouldn't mind finding out how many genuine Westfalia Joker Syncro's are part of that list.
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Re: Production figures.
Only info I can add to the statistics is that only 36 single cab 16" syncros were built
Cheers, André
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'91 T3 doka syncro, 2.2 Subaru
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Re: Production figures.
jed the spread wrote:I wouldn't mind finding out how many genuine Westfalia Joker Syncro's are part of that list.
jed
I'm sure I read somewhere that only 250 Club Jokers were built.
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