What year is the VW T25?
It was built from May 1979 until July 1992. It was the last of the rear engined Volkswagens. Compared to its predecessor the T2, the T25 was larger, heavier and wider with squarer corners replacing the rounded edges of the Baywindow, which led to the nickname of ‘The Wedge’ or ‘Brick’. The Volkswagen Type 2 (T3) is the third generation of the Volkswagen Transporter.The T25 or T3 which it is sometimes known as was the 3rd generation VW Transporter by Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles. Produced between 1980 and 1991 it was the replacement for bay window or T2 VW Transporter. Much squarer in design than earlier versions, it was to be the last of the rear engined VW Transporters.Volkswagen Transporter T3 During this time, new water-cooled engines entered the market, alongside catalytic converters, turbochargers, and all-wheel drive systems which dramatically changed the game in terms of comfort, especially for the mod cons.
What size engine is in the VW T25?
Powered by either a 1600cc 50bhp (37kw) or 2000cc 70bhp (51kw) air-cooled engine. Our rough engine horsepower estimates are: 60 HP for the 1600cc. HP for the 1776cc. HP for the 1914cc.
When was my VW T25 built?
The T3 or Type 25 was produced from May 1979 to July 1992. The Chassis number on the T3 or Type 25 is located in a few locations: On the Vin plate riveted to the A post. On the rear face of the Off Side Front Chassis Outrigger. Built between 1979-1992, the T3 was the successor to the T1 and T2, a succession of much-loved vehicles which were manufactured between 1950-1979.