Model of the VW Bay Window Pick Up Poppy Red/White by Oxford at 1:76 scale.

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Our pick-up version of the bay window VW van is presented in its very simple form, registered VUK 324H from 1969. The German manufacturers first introduced this variant ten years earlier and it proved highly popular in its small commercial capacity, continuing on in production until 1971. Here you have it with a bright red lower half with white upper section and sporting white front and rear bumpers. The interior is moulded in a contrasting dark grey. The white is also carried to the VW logo on the front of the flat front while other external trim is finished in chrome. The VW Pick Up’s roomy

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Model of the VW Bay Window Pick Up Poppy Red/White by Oxford at 1:76 scale.

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