Check out this custom console for the Vanagon cockpit. It is full of gauges, switches, and lights, and is perfect for the Vanagon enthusiast. Although the picture is cut off, it looks like the console contains a cup holder at the bottom. One of the downsides of this kind of console is it limits the ability to mount the Vanagon from the side door, but it sure looks cool.
I love when Vanagon owners figure out a way to customize their vans. This Vanagon owner took some scrap wood and material and created a very nice center console. The console holds his coffee and provides a step for his dog who wants to look out the front window. He says he still intends to add some usb charging ports. Nice job!
This custom front console looks pretty slick. The cut out for the stick is perfectly fitted and it has space for switches and meters as well as CDs and other miscellaneous items. Not bad.
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This is a nice homemade Vanagon center console with cup holders and storage. If you want the job done right do it yourself. You can see how this Vanagon owner planned out the build and made it happen by visiting Vanagon Geek.
Check out this console by Dubteriors. They will be for sale online soon. The website says, “Our DubTub Console is designed to sit between the passenger and driver’s seat, it has 2 chome cup holders and storage space. We currently have the unit ready for the T2 – T25 and T4/5 versions are on their way.”
We never get tired if seeing how people customize the Vanagon cockpit area. Here is another custom cockpit console for the Vanagon. Don’t you just love all the gauges and switches? It is built into the dash perfectly, and leaves plenty of room for the stick. I also like the steering wheel replacement on this one!
This is a new locking steel center console by VanagonLife for your VW Vanagon. Some retailers sell lock boxes that go under the Vanagon seats, but this lockbox is also an elegant center console. You can purchase one from VanagonLife for about $550. All indications are the build quality is tops and the implementation is elegant. This thing looks tough.
This digital dash console was found in a 1988 VW T25 / T3 Westfalia Magnum Multivan that was for sale on eBay. The new owner does not specify what it is or what it does, but only states the previous owner was an electronics enthusiast. Also interesting in this picture is what appears to be a custom toggle switch and light above the glove box. Not bad, but he could have simply installed an the auto-on LED lights like we did.
