The Brubaker Box: A 70s Automotive Icon

The Brubaker Box, introduced in 1972, was a futuristic van designed by Curtis Brubaker on a Volkswagen Beetle chassis, featuring a lightweight fiberglass body and customizable interior. Despite its innovative design and growing interest, high production costs led to only a limited number being built. Today, it is a rare and iconic vehicle celebrated for its forward-thinking approach and influence on modern van design.

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