Syncro 4&4 Discussion and Q&A last answered over 2 years ago.
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i read some where that a 16inch sigle cab was one of the rearest production vws. think the total production was in the late teens. with that rear window it has to be even rarer.
plenty of sinca syncros, but not o lot of 16" ones.
the square window at the back looks to me like a custom doorway for a demountable like a tischer.
that might also explain why the dropsides are a slightly different colour.
lovely looking truck that.
1992 T3 LHD Syncro 16" 4 door doka 1.9na diesel
1990 T3 LHD Syncro 16" Westfalia Joker high top 1.9 TDI
1985 T3 LHD Westfalia Joker high top 1.9 Digijet
1980 T3 LHD factory high top 2.0 Aircooled
That green one looks smart...
Except the new upholstery??!
What were they thinking.
That makes the standard trim look quite sophisticated.
1992 T3 LHD Syncro 16" 4 door doka 1.9na diesel
1990 T3 LHD Syncro 16" Westfalia Joker high top 1.9 TDI
1985 T3 LHD Westfalia Joker high top 1.9 Digijet
1980 T3 LHD factory high top 2.0 Aircooled
Mick & Tracey wrote:What's the army tailgate difference? What are the mirror things on the tailgate for?
not mirrors they are windows so the taillights are visible with the tailgate down, so your troops can deploy quickly out of the back or long loads be carried, probably only safe in convoy situation and I doubt plod would be happy if you used them over here except in an emergency, but if you had to work on the engine through the hatch in a roadside situation at night it would be good
Mick & Tracey wrote:What's the army tailgate difference? What are the mirror things on the tailgate for?
not mirrors they are windows so the taillights are visible with the tailgate down, so your troops can deploy quickly out of the back or long loads be carried, probably only safe in convoy situation and I doubt plod would be happy if you used them over here except in an emergency, but if you had to work on the engine through the hatch in a roadside situation at night it would be good
The singlecab 16" is rarest of all I guess , about 33 build.
Not sure but this one is probaly originaly from Sweden, looking at he headlight washers and the typical Swedish towbar.