Wiking 078818 H0 HGV Volkswagen T1 (Type 2) Box wagon "Burger Blunt"

The first VW T1 "Type 2" had quickly become widespread in Switzerland – and drove already at the beginning of the fifties in the colors of the then-well-known "Burger stumps". In contrast to ordinary cigars, stumps were once blunt-cut, round, rather short, evenly thick cigars at both ends. The first VW Bulli provided a grateful service for the delivery of the customers. VW had made it possible, because after only 51 weeks of development, the new transporter was introduced to journalists on 12 November 1949. As early as 8 March 1950, series production began at the plant in Wolfsburg.

Upper and lower body parts as well as bumpers traffic orange. Interior equipment with steering wheel black. Chassis black-gray, rims transport-orange with silver-plated cap. Headlight in front transparent and printed silver. Lateral multi-color printing of logo and lettering "Burger Stumpen". VW front with logo "Burger Stumpen" Rear light Crimson red. Rear flap handle and rear light silver-plated.

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