The T3 Transporter was known as the Vanagon in the United States.
The registration plates say it is (or at least started life as) a 1985 model with diesel engine.
The universal-fit trailer wheels tell drivers of shiny new cars to keep their distance.
It could be a mashup of a dozen vans by this point, so we can't say how much actual Westfalia DNA is here.
The pop-up camper roof could have been sourced from a Westfalia, or it could be a copy.
The vent and power-connector panel on the left side are in non-Westfalia locations.
There's body filler over rust over body filler, as you'd expect on a T3 in corrosion-prone Western Europe.
Source: Photos of T3 Volkswagen Transporter Camper in Paris
