WBC Spring Meet 2026 (part 3 of 3)

The Wolfsburg Bus Crew is a club on Facebook for owners of Volkswagen split screen, bay window and T25 buses. Even though the club is based in London, they have members all across the U.K. as well as all over the world. It doesn't matter if your bus isn't a show winner, you'll be welcomed whatever your bus looks like. The club organise club meets, and club stands at various shows throughout the year, arrange various runs and camping trips and they have also negotiated numerous discounts from various VW parts suppliers. The club have two club meets a year, one in the spring and one in the autumn both held at Wendover Woods, near Aylesbury, Bucks, and both with a camp out at a camp site next to the woods. This year the Spring meet was arranged for Saturday 18th April. This was just a 'WBC' member only event, where you could catch up with old mates that you haven't seen over the long cold winter. It's also a good chance to make new friends, and not to mention give your bus a shake down run ready for the summer season. 'Rich' who runs the WBC arranged for all of us to meet a a local supermarket in Aylesbury and cruise together up to Wendover Woods in convoy, (easier said than done!) a journey of around 7 miles. The review continues as I wander around looking at all the WBC members busses.

To see all my other blog entries, go to ‘My Blog Archive’ to the left of this page. Simply click on an arrow for a particular year, then click on an arrow for a particular month, this will then give you a drop down menu for all the blog entries for that month.

Jimmy came along in his lovely '67 split.

Jimmy and his bus are well travelled.

'Best Bus' saw trophy. All the members
that attend the meet vote for their favourite
bus, and the bus with the most votes wins
the saw trophy and some club merchandise.

My bus parked up at the club meet.

The winner of the Best Bus, was Andy
Cooke's '64 split screen.

You can find out all the info about this
lovely bus in part 2 of the WBC Spring 
Meet.

To finish off this 3 part review is a photo
of my bus. 

So that was the Wolfsburg Bus Crew's Spring meet for 2026. Overall a very well organised event in a beautiful location. The sheer number of members travelling from all over to attend this event was very impressive. I was speaking to a couple who drove for 3 hours just to attend the meet. Next week is a bonus review of this event but all the photos were taken by Rich Coxhill so be sure to come back next week to check out his awesome photos and video.

WBC Spring Meet 2026 (part 2 of 3)

The Wolfsburg Bus Crew is a club on Facebook for owners of Volkswagen split screen, bay window and T25 buses. Even though the club is based in London, they have members all across the U.K. as well as all over the world. It doesn't matter if your bus isn't a show winner, you'll be welcomed whatever your bus looks like. The club organise club meets, and club stands at various shows throughout the year, arrange various runs and camping trips and they have also negotiated numerous discounts from various VW parts suppliers. The club have two club meets a year, one in the spring and one in the autumn both held at Wendover Woods, near Aylesbury, Bucks, and both with a camp out at a camp site next to the woods. This year the Spring meet was arranged for Saturday 18th April. This was just a 'WBC' member only event, where you could catch up with old mates that you haven't seen over the long cold winter. It's also a good chance to make new friends, and not to mention give your bus a shake down run ready for the summer season. 'Rich' who runs the WBC arranged for all of us to meet a a local supermarket in Aylesbury and cruise together up to Wendover Woods in convoy, (easier said than done!) a journey of around 7 miles. The review continues as I wander around looking at all the WBC members busses.

To see all my other blog entries, go to ‘My Blog Archive’ to the left of this page. Simply click on an arrow for a particular year, then click on an arrow for a particular month, this will then give you a drop down menu for all the blog entries for that month.

Suzie going to say 'Hi' to a couple of WBC
members just chilling by their bus in the
spring sunshine.

These WBC meets really are informal and
relaxed.

Simon attended the meet is his gorgeous
1961 split screen single cab.

Such a lovely looking bus.

Hand painted 7UP decals on the doors.

Hand painted 7UP decal on the tailgate.

Looks stock and very clean.

Some busses just look better with patina.

This stunning '64 split won the members
choice for 'Best Bus' at the meet. It was
built in Melbourne, Australia and shipped
to the U.K. in 2009. It runs a 1904cc
stroker engine built by Chico Performance
in California.

It has a Rancho Freeway Flyer gearbox,
with Creative IRS, beam and steering and
CSP wide five brakes. The lovely interior 
was made by Kens Kustoms and all topped
off with a Space Roof pop top.

Gorgeous cab interior.

Slammed with a narrow front beam and
OG paint.

Nice looking interior.

So that was part two of the WBC Spring meet 2006. Next week will be part 3 where you will be able to see plenty more amazing VW busses so be sure to come back next week.