Interesting. Going to their website and watching their "Explainer Video" certainly gives some insight. Makes it seem also like the buses are not even in the US yet and are being found/built out of "accessory" options. Interesting but curious. Their year of each bus is kinda weird as they are often some kind of split window version but are saying they are 1975 or 1974 or whatever. I did not look a bunch into these or very deeply. I just started poking around due to this post. Sounds risky to me but then again, buying any used bus is exactly that and part of the fun, I suppose. But not seeing/touching/trying before spending $15,000 U.S. seems not so fun.
They produced all kinds of oddities in Brazil, including split screen buses right up to 1975, and they even made watercooled bays.
I agree though. Going halfway across the continent to buy a bus is a bit nerve wracking. Mind you, people do that sort of thing all the time if you look at eBay or Bring a Trailer.
Thanks for all the replies, everyone!
I'm now considering buying a beetle, Manx, Bay or split driver closer to home, so please PM me if you're thinking of selling.
