A classic Volkswagen Split Screen van has been converted for use as a crepe stall. This one is a superbly maintained example and appears to be in running order. Note the Japanese number plate at the front. The Japanese writing says 'Crepe Ojisan Oishii' or 'Delicious Ojisan crepes'.

A great example of one of the myriad ways in which VW vans can be customised, though I think I'd prefer to see this out on the road rather than sitting inside.

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