![]() In that regard, it may actually make some sense in a COVID economy where more workers are finding it possible to connect remotely to their day job – this is a perfect table for a lap top. The interior featured a card table and some small bench seats, making it a perfect spot to have a meal or get some work done while traveling the open road. I can almost see the justification for the conversion being entirely wrapped up in being able to drive to the local air-cooled show and have all the die-hards drool over this oddball – or those nicely preserved front bucket seats with armrests on both sides. In that regard, it’s sort of pointless, but it’s absolutely meaningful as a conversation piece. ![]() It was really intended just to be a campground accessory, something to take shelter in while you still otherwise pitched a tent and slept on the cold ground and fended off the elements. The Super Bugger was never intended to be the kind of R/V you could live in in fact, R/V may even be too generous of a description. Find it here on eBay with a listed price of $39,900. The seller doesn’t offer much in the way of details, and while the pictures can indeed do the talking, it’d be nice to know if this one has simply been preserved or if it was completely redone. ![]() These oddball conversions were seemingly all the rage back in the 1970s when anything went, but to find one today that somehow can even still roll under its own power is a find, much less one that appears to have been mildly restored. The seller is asking all the money for this “Super Bugger” Volkswagen Beetle R/V, but not many are left in anything approaching this condition. ![]()
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