Last of the VW camper van: your tributes to the design classic – in pictures

This is the Old Volks Club: 'Some of the Old Volks Club's very fine campers. These old campers give you so much joy – miles with smiles'
Photograph: Royston White/GuardianWitness

Enjoying the view: 'VW camper in Glen Coe, 1982' Photograph: Glyn Shentall/GuardianWitness

Heading home for Christmas 2012: 'We took the long way round. Melbourne to Queensland via Broken Hill' Photograph: Bob Shea/GuardianWitness

Our 1968 VW at the White Sands monument, New Mexico Photograph: Badrizio/GuardianWitness

Our wedding in 1975 and our VW camper: 'We were working for Tony Stone Images (now Getty Images) as travel photographers. I can remember the roof leaked a lot and it was always breaking down in the middle of Europe. We were especially fond of the air vent controls, which looked like the transporter controls of the Enterprise in Star Trek' Photograph: Stockimages/GuardianWitness

On Shell Island: 'This was our first trip away in Blodwyn on my birthday' Photograph: Carol Davies/GuardianWitness

Lakeside fine dining with our deck chairs: 'Introducing Harry, our 1965 split windscreen Harrison campervan. Does well on winding roads and moderate gradients thanks to its revamped 1.6l engine' Photograph: penthrift/GuardianWitness

Combi Club, wine-tasting at Rabastens, south-west France: 'Tasting Gaillac wine before a vintage vehicle rally and, for some, an overnight in Buzet-sur-Tarn' Photograph: combi31/GuardianWitness

An epic adventure following the Olympic torch with Rosie the VW Camper: 'In summer 2012, I won a competition to be Visit England’s Fan in a Van. I embarked on an epic three-month adventure following the Olympic torch relay around England in a vintage camper van called Rosie. I slept in it nearly every night for 10 weeks and experienced everything that England had to throw at me, from bungee jumping and hot-air ballooning to museums, surfing, pie-making and llama trekking. By the time the Olympic torch arrived at the opening ceremony, I had travelled 5,121 miles in Rosie. Thankfully there were only six wrong turns and reliable Rosie only broke down once – not bad going for a vehicle older than me' Photograph: rachmotormouth/GuardianWitness

Camper parked in the rain: 'It caught my 16-year-old daughter's eye. Way before her time, but she is a big fan and photographs them when she can' Photograph: William Francis Clive Herring/GuardianWitness

Burger Bus: 'Digging deep into the "hippy tradition", the owner/chef serves organic burgers out of this VW bus' Photograph: rcanizares/GuardianWitness

Mersea Island, Essex Photograph: KatherineBarton/GuardianWitness