Syncro 4&4 Discussion and Q&A last answered over 2 years ago.
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I assume I can put this link in. If I lived over there I would buy this thing in a heart beat. However what does interest me with this thing is the treasure chest. The spare wheel is in there?? Is this standard and if so why does my bulli not have this? Just really curios as I might just grab the grinder and start hacking away.Might even fit out the chest as a spare bedroom stick the kids down there Very keen to hear your thoughts on the matter. Not the bed bit the other bit http://www.tristar-connection.de/carsfo ... .php?id=87" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
my 16" doka has it but i dont think either of the 14s (see dodokas...) did.
i dont generally keep the spare in there though. i currently have it covered with a piece of ply but it means i can ( with some contortion) get at stuff from the locker via the rear seat.
i think thats been useful ..um... about once.
come to think of it, it would be a very good space for another spare.
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
My 14" has the spare wheel under the rear seat/in the locker.. or did.. until I put the twin lpg tanks in there.. there was a bracket welded to the floor..
The front drop down was a cost option, dont think it was standard on any.. velles and vans had spares bolted in the back.. unless the front carrier was specced of course..
16" dont think the bigger wheels will go in the front drop down.. to big diameter.. I know Aidan runs a 204r14 in there, think that is all it will take..
You'd have thought that all pickup floorpans were the same. The floor and roof pressings are always the most expensive to make, so manufacturers keep variations to a minimum.
1985 Oettinger 3.2 Caravelle RHD syncro twin slider. SA Microbus bumpers, duplex winch system, ARC 7X15 period alloys
Regarding a low milage Doka!
Mine had 57000km and is about in the same good shape !
But still if you think you will get a problemfree car , forget it!
You still have replace a lot off parts as the car is 25 years old and its a ex firetruck so that means lots of holes everwhere and milage of surplus electricty cables! On the list this coming vacation!
The fuellines
the waterhoses (big ones under the van)
service
Brakes
The good thing I guess is that there is no rust and the engine runs like a dream!