Samba (bus)

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Volkswagen Samba bus

The term Samba in VW circles refers to a specific model of the Type 2 bus which was manufactured with the highest trim level available. A Samba is a Standard microbus with additions that include trim strips along the beltline and a dash clock. They were marketed for touring the Alps,[1] as they had small skylight windows embedded into the vehicle roof to add viewing windows. Samba buses began production in 1951 and were all fitted with a large Golde sunroof as standard.

References

  1. ↑ "Volkswagen camper van marks 60 years of production". BBC. 2010-06-04. 


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