That Splitty looks like it’s being driven left to right.
I owned a T2 Devon, it ran reliably for five years and I sold it it excellent condition for £1200 – probably worth over ten times that now if you could find one in similar condition.
The exhaust manifolds often leaked into the heat exchangers which meant you had the choice of freezing (Alps/Pyrenees in Winter) or being poisoned with carbon monoxide. The engine was gutless, clattery and used fuel as a coolant. Engine fires were common due to fuel leaks onto the dizzy so I fitted proper braided fuel lines. Stability in cross winds wasn’t good and there were a few inches of slack in the steering when it was properly adjusted. It’s the only vehicle I’ve owned where the lack of performance was dangerous; joining the Autobahn was quite exciting. Condensation was an issue, but as we often had to drive windows down to keep the screen clear it soon dried out.
On the plus side it was home and great in the snow, it’s nice to look at the old photos but I wouldn’t buy another.