This 1966 Volkswagen 21-Window Samba is a beautifully maintained example of one of the most iconic and sought-after classic vans ever produced. Finished in an elegant two-tone Green and White exterior over a White and Grey interior, this split-screen Bus has a fascinating history, having originally been delivered to Houston, Texas, before making its way to Japan and ultimately being imported to the UK. For the past decade, it has been cherished and used as a wedding vehicle, always kept dry-stored and well cared for.

As a genuine German-built 21-window model, this Samba retains its signature panoramic roofline, skylight windows, and distinctive split front windshield. While the body remains in very nice condition with only a few minor marks from use, it presents beautifully, benefiting from years of careful upkeep. The brakes have been upgraded to a later Bay Window system for improved stopping power, and the van is powered by a 1600cc engine—a non-original but period-correct upgrade that enhances reliability while maintaining its classic air-cooled charm.

The interior is finished in a clean White and Grey color scheme, complementing the exterior perfectly. True to its heritage, the cabin retains its simplistic yet functional layout, offering an airy and nostalgic driving experience. Being a left-hand-drive model, it retains its original global market configuration, further adding to its authenticity.

With 97,000 miles on the odometer, this classic VW Bus has seen careful use over the years and remains in excellent mechanical condition, ready for its next adventure. Whether as a collector’s showpiece, a weekend cruiser, or a continuation of its role as a unique wedding or event vehicle, this 21-Window Samba is a rare opportunity to own an appreciating and highly desirable piece of Volkswagen history. Additional photos and videos are available upon request.