VW Volkswagen from 1961 to 1979

This car is owned by Neil Baker of Keresley,
Coventry, West Midlands, England
Note that on this VW the parking lights (indicator bulbs) are inside the headlight assembly, not on top of the fenders.
Neil doesn't know if the car was manufactured this way or if they were changed at  a later date.

This VW is owned by Warren Matthews of
Western Australia
Click on the image to view his web site that 
includes other VW vans that they have restored.

This VW is owned by Heidi Andrews and her husband 
from Illinois.
Heidi had the following to say about her VW Thing and his 1978 Westfalia.
I thought that if you're still adding pictures, you might enjoy a couple of mine. I have a 1978 Westfalia, in restored stock condition (outside has been restored, inside is original, but almost mint condition), and a 1974 Thing.  Both are green and have appropriately "green" names; The PickleBus and Senor Frogg. We are in the process of getting SrFrogg up to snuff in the running department. He runs, but not too well at the moment, since he sat for about three years in a car port in Florida. He just needs some carb cleanup and fuel system overhauling, and he'll be ready to roll. After that, we start on the always fun process of restoration, but since Froggy's virtually rust free, it won't be all that bad.
The PB is my one true love (shhh, don't tell my husband!), and is very similar to the 1976 Sage Green Westy my parents owned when I was a girl. Every time I climb in the PB I smile and, in no time at all, I'm as giddy as a kid on the first day of school break. There is nothing in this world that brings back my happy childhood like that camper does :-) My husband and I love to pack it up and take it out for a weekend. Even in our cold Illinois winters, we manage to enjoy it. We sneak out to the garage where we sit in the camper, drinking beer and playing Monopoly. Sounds goofy, but you should try it some time! We have such fun in the PB. We take it to local cruise nights and car shows, but the most fun of all are our camping trips together. Every family should have one.

This VW is owned by Heidi Andrews and her husband 
from Illinois.
Heidi had the following to say about her VW Thing and he 1978 Westfalia.
I thought that if you're still adding pictures, you might enjoy a couple of mine. I have a 1978 Westfalia, in restored stock condition (outside has been restored, inside is original, but almost mint condition), and a 1974 Thing.  Both are green and have appropriately "green" names; The PickleBus and Senor Frogg. We are in the process of getting SrFrogg up to snuff in the running department. He runs, but not too well at the moment, since he sat for about three years in a car port in Florida. He just needs some carb cleanup and fuel system overhauling, and he'll be ready to roll. After that, we start on the always fun process of restoration, but since Froggy's virtually rust free, it won't be all that bad.
The PB is my one true love (shhh, don't tell my husband!), and is very similar to the 1976 Sage Green Westy my parents owned when I was a girl. Every time I climb in the PB I smile and, in no time at all, I'm as giddy as a kid on the first day of school break. There is nothing in this world that brings back my happy childhood like that camper does :-) My husband and I love to pack it up and take it out for a weekend. Even in our cold Illinois winters, we manage to enjoy it. We sneak out to the garage where we sit in the camper, drinking beer and playing Monopoly. Sounds goofy, but you should try it some time! We have such fun in the PB. We take it to local cruise nights and car shows, but the most fun of all are our camping trips together. Every family should have one.

He had the following to say about his car

Is a five generation VW. There would not be a great notice talking about a VW beetle. I think thousands of VW around the world are a five generation vehicle.
The difference is that mine is five generation in the same amily.
In 1978 my Father in Law bought it. Is a mexican standard 1600 model.
He used it a few months, and then gave it to his father in law.
That man (my grandfather in law) used "my" VW 
until he died 5 years later.
After that, my wife's brother bought the VW to his father.
He used it until 1989. In that year my brother in law sold it to my Father.