Volkswagen Kombi Kampeerwagen T3 1990

The 1990 Volkswagen Kombi camper T3 belongs to the third generation of Volkswagen's Transporter series, referred to internally as T3 and produced from 1979 to 1992. This model succeeded the T2 and was characterized by its more angular body shape and improved construction compared to its predecessors. The T3 was the last generation Transporter with the engine in the rear and came in a variety of versions, including closed vans, passenger vans and camper vans. The Volkswagen Kombi Kampeerwagen T3 1990 is a version from the later production years of this series.

In the history of the Volkswagen Transporter, the T3 occupies a recognizable position due to its combination of practicality and modular construction. The camper van versions were realized both by Volkswagen itself and by specialized conversion companies. This created diverse layouts and applications tailored to recreational use. The basic construction with self-supporting body and rear-mounted powertrain remained a fixed principle throughout the production years.

In 1990, the T3 was in the completion phase of its production period in Europe, after which the T4 with front-mounted engine was introduced. The T3 was produced in several countries and enjoyed wide use worldwide, thanks in part to its practical dimensions and recognizable design. Over the years, the camper variant grew to become a fixture in Volkswagen's recreational vehicle lineup.

This 1990 Volkswagen Kombi camper T3 is offered with the statement that the vehicle is not running due to a leaking gas valve. To get a good idea of the lot we recommend you come to the viewing day.