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Rear panel for the Bus
Rear of the VW Bus T2 – panels for the side area, rear hatch and double cab
The rear area of the VW Bus T2 includes several large visible surfaces that can be finished neatly with suitable interior panels. The category focuses specifically on rear interior panels and includes rear-hatch panels, side panels for the rear passenger compartment and rear door panels for the double cab. Different versions are available in colours such as off-white, beige, grey and black. Rear-hatch panels are listed for the period from 08/1963 to 1979, while the rear side panels are intended for the T2 from 1967 to 1979. When restoring the interior, you should therefore consider installation location, vehicle configuration and colour scheme together.
Why are suitable rear panels important in the VW Bus T2?
The rear panels cover large surfaces in the VW Bus T2 and therefore have a strong influence on the overall appearance of the interior. The rear side panels and rear-hatch panel in particular are clearly visible from the passenger or load area. Different colours, damaged surfaces or missing panels therefore stand out quickly. On the double cab, additional separate rear door panels are used. A coordinated selection helps the side areas, rear hatch and other visible interior surfaces create a consistent appearance. At the same time, you should remember that the products in the category are intended for different installation positions and vehicle configurations. A rear-hatch panel therefore cannot simply be replaced by a side or door panel.
When should I renew the panels at the rear of my VW Bus T2?
Renewal is appropriate when existing panels are damaged, severely warped, incomplete or no longer match the colour of the remaining interior. Larger damage is particularly noticeable at the rear because the side areas and rear hatch form a considerable part of the visible interior. During a complete restoration, you should also check whether the existing rear-hatch and side panels actually match the vehicle configuration. The category distinguishes between rear-hatch panels, rear side panels and rear door panels for the double cab. On vehicles that have already been restored or modified, it is therefore advisable to inspect the actual existing configuration rather than relying solely on the original model specification.
How are rear panels for the VW Bus T2 selected and installed?
When choosing new panels for the rear area, the installation position, vehicle configuration, production period and careful preparation of the existing mounting areas are particularly important.
- Identify the installation location clearly: First determine whether you need a rear-hatch panel, rear side panels or rear door panels for a double cab.
- Compare production period and vehicle version: Check the existing T2 configuration carefully because the rear hatch, side area and double cab are assigned differently within the category.
- Coordinate the interior colour scheme: Choose off-white, beige, grey or black to match the other panels, seat covers and visible interior surfaces.
- Inspect mounting areas before installation: Check existing mounts and fastening points before fitting the new panel so that damaged or missing fastening components can be identified early.
If several rear panels are being renewed at the same time, you should coordinate the colours and versions before installation. This gives the rear interior a considerably more consistent overall appearance.
Which rear panel fits my VW Bus T2?
When choosing a panel for the rear, you should first identify which area needs to be covered. The category lists rear-hatch panels for 08/1963 to 1979 in off-white, beige, grey and black. Rear side panels for the T2 from 1967 to 1979 are also available in the same colour ranges. For the double cab, rear door panels from 08/1967 are additionally listed in several colours. Colour and appearance are therefore not the only important criteria; installation position and vehicle configuration are particularly important. Before selecting a panel, compare the existing interior, the required panel position and the actual T2 configuration. This allows you to determine the appropriate rear panel specifically for your VW Bus T2.