1974 VW Bus (Kombi) – Fully Restored Brazilian Classic, Original Condition

This beautifully restored 1974 Brazilian-import VW Bus is truly one of the finest Kombis ever imported from Brazil. Examples in this level of originality, preservation, and restoration are extremely hard to find — a genuine standout even among collector-grade buses.

This is the desirable standard model, kept fully original with no safari windows, no ragtop cuts, and no modifications that ruin originality. Just a clean, authentic, time-capsule Kombi with all the charm of the era.

Condition & Restoration:

Full professional restoration in Brazil — paint is glossy, flawless, and shows no cracks, scratches, rust, or fading.

Body is impressively straight and perfectly aligned — no waves, filler marks or issues.

Undercarriage fully restored and as clean as the exterior — solid floors, clean frame, no repairs needed.

Interior kept period-correct: original 3-row seating layout, fully reupholstered in black following factory patterns.

Dashboard and headliner remain in original style, preserved and clean.

Chrome trim, wheels and tires are in excellent condition, with plenty of tread.

Tasteful roof rack added — perfect for luggage on trips and weekend outings.

Mechanicals:

Equipped with a 1600cc air-cooled VW engine with simple carburetion — the classic configuration.

Engine bay is clean, organized, with correct components and fresh paint.

Runs smooth, starts easily, and drives as a restored Kombi should.

Why This Bus Stands Out:

Finding a Brazilian Kombi with this level of authenticity, cosmetic quality, and mechanical condition is extremely rare.
Most examples imported to the U.S. are far from original or show signs of poor restoration — this one is on an entirely different level.
A Brief History: The Brazilian Kombi Production in Brazil began on September 2, 1957, making it the first VW produced outside Germany.
The Kombi became a cultural icon in Brazil — used by families, small businesses, and travelers for decades.
Germany ended T1 production in 1967 and T2 in 1979, but Brazil continued building Kombis for over 5 decades, making it one of the longest-produced vehicles in the world.
The 1974 model year represents the golden era of the Brazilian T2, combining durability, simplicity, and classic styling.
This Kombi is not just a restored vehicle — it’s a preserved piece of Brazilian automotive heritage, ready to enjoy or proudly display in any collection.

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🌎 We offer worldwide shipping and import/export support from the USA or Brazil.

Price: $39,500.00

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