Here we have Matt & Ali’s Splitscreen camper interior. Inspired by the original Devon design, we have our curved unit, customised bench seats which make up the bed, drawer fridge and a rear wardrobe with single rear storage drawers.
Just loving the front cover of May 2013 Camper and Bus Magazine. Congratulations to our Customer, Phil, he has a fantastic Samba, just perfect, he’s put a lot of hard work and deserves the front page and the awards he’s received along the way…..
And thank you for letting Kustom Interiors share your experience, in providing an interior that looks great and works so well with the rest of your van…
the title….perfect
Camper&Bus-magazine-may2013
Phil’s bus has to be one of the nicest around – he has put sheer effort and determination to get this Bus absolutely perfect and to be fair we think it’s very darn close to that!
So here are some more pictures of his Camper, complete with our Devon inspired Curved interior from Kustom Interiors
Check out Phil’s forum thread on the SSVC website, covering the whole journey of collecting his 1960 23 window Samba Splitscreen through to the latest photos.
(our gallery page here shows some of phil’s photos of the interior!)
http://www.ssvc.org.uk/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=35954
The best accolade to any project is a positive response from the public. Our Samba was not exception. We had an amazing response at Stanford Hall, with people queuing up on Alan Schofield’s stand to get a look inside.
Within a week of the Samba coming up for sale, we’d had an enquiry from where it came, Germany. The guy came over as quick as he could and the van is on its way home. Couldnt have asked for a nicer chap to buy the Samba.
Stanford Hall will be a big show for us this year, with the unveiling of our new VW T5 show van and also the long awaited 1956 23 window Samba, a joint venture with Smiths of Cornwall.
Not only will the Samba be on show, with many of this countries best going out of this country and going to the USA. Even in this economy, VW Splitscreens, in particular the rare classics have been a source of investment for many collectors with many of the best specimens being exchanged for money in excess of $120,000.00
This 23 window samba is no exception, down to minute details this vehicle has been full restored to its original status, returned to its original color, some NOS panels and doors to a replica Oak interior, this example hopes to be one of the best you will see in the UK today.
Check out the van of the month at SSVC, where our samba is going up against the competition
http://www.ssvc.org.uk/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=76408