Right-hand drive late 'Spitscreen' with a period Dormobile camper conversion. The camper requires a full restoration, but it appears straight, largely solid and mostly complete including much of its wooden cabinetry from British firm Martin Walter Dormobile. Dormobile elevating roof appears in reasonably good condition, including the canvas which is dirtied yet potentially serviceable The History and Paperwork 77,436 miles indicated (not warranted) The van has spent at least the last twenty years or so off the road in dry storage and comes with the V5 but no other paperwork. It is believed to be a German-built microbus with rear windows and walk-through bulkhead. Five registered keepers according to the DVLA Supplied new to Britain in right-hand drive Exempt from road tax and MOT (Historic) Many of the necessary parts are present but others will need to be sourced, including some glass and interior/exterior trim Various components removed from the vehicle are also photographed (see below), including bumper The van appears quite straight and solid, with evidence of some historic repairs and patches The floors look quite sound for a UK market Type 2 of this vintage, with a few welded patches, Underside strengthening panels still in place. The hinged-type side doors appear in good shape, closing neatly with decent panel gaps Some of the wooden cabinetry and accessories from the period camper conversion is present and in fair condition Through-air cab ventilation equipment still present and seemingly in good order The engine has not been turned over (and probably has not for many years) Front-mounted spare wheel bracketry in place Bought with the intention of renovation but other projects have taken priority. Viewing is recommended.