Aircooled VW South Africa

http://www.jurgens.co.za/

Hey Jack

Introduce yourself and please tell us more about the Auto Villa you have which obviously came from SA.You might get helped a bit faster.

Oke,
I am Jack Scheffel from the Netherlands
My father invented the Amescador camper in a small place Zwijndrecht in the Netherlands.
i've built the website http://www.amescador.nl to honer is work, he died in 2004, i would like the find out the history of this camper.

Over the past year i've learned al lot new friends and one of them owns a Jurgen AutoVilla and i prommissed him to find a sales brochure of this type of camper.
Hopefully you can help me with digital version brochure.

Stu & I saw an AutoVilla for sale in Jules Street last Saturday

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How about starting a dedicated thread in the Wanted forum?

OK i will

Was this just a single-page advertisement in the CAR magazine or was there also a feature article of some sort?

Pine wrote:CAR September 1981

Dutch_Diver wrote:Love the box van....that's the first one I've seen....I bet they are really rare!

I believe the VW Type 2 parts supplier, Just Kampers, in Great Britain, has a Kemperink mobile shop.

Dutch_Diver wrote:Love the box van....that's the first one I've seen....I bet they are really rare!

There are a few 1968~79 VW Type 2 Kemperink vehicles in Great Britain. Just Kampers, the British VW Transporter parts retailer, has a sign-written, 1972 VW 1600 Type 2 Kemperink mobile shop, which was featured in the following magazine article:

Mark Walker, "Special Kemperink", Volkswagen Camper & Commercial, Issue 7, Summer 2002, Pages 18~21.

http://www.justkampers.com

Splitz wrote:

now that is cooooooooooooool

Splitz wrote:

I love this!

Here are some pictures of a Dutch built, right-hand drive, 1970 VW Type 2 Kemperink stretched vehicle (British vehicle registration number NJT 312H), said to be one of only fourteen in the UK, which at sometime, has since been converted into a campervan. It was recently for sale at Cool Campers, in Throop, Bournemouth, Dorset, England, who also seem to occasionally sell other overseas specification, VW Type 2s, in RHD and LHD configuration; including those from Australia, Germany, South Africa, Sweden and the USA.









More about the history of the Kemperink stretched vehicles, may be perused at the British, Volkswagen Type 2 Owners' Club (of which I have been a member since November 1995 and am now the club magazine's technical editor) Internet website:

http://www.vwt2oc.com

http://vwt2oc.com/View/kemperink.aspx

JackS wrote:does anywone has a sales brochure of the autovilla T2?

I found this with the original owner's manual and service book in my new 74 Autovilla:

A proper weekend cottage by the sea, river, lake, mountains, forest............