The seating capacity of a Volkswagen Bus, also known as a VW Type 2, depends on the model and year of the vehicle.
The original VW Type 2 Bus was produced from 1950 to 1967 and had seating for up to 8 people depending on the model. The early models had a bench seat in the front, which could fit 3 people, and a bench seat in the back that could fit 3 people. Later models had a front bench seat that could fit 3 people, and a back seat that could fit 2 people.
The next generation of the VW Type 2 Bus, also known as the bay window bus, was produced from 1968 to 1979 and had seating for up to 9 people. These models had a front bench seat that could fit 3 people, a middle seat that could fit 2 people, and a rear bench seat that could fit 4 people.
In 1980, the VW Type 2 Bus was replaced by the Vanagon, which had seating for up to 7 people. The Vanagon had two rows of seats, with a front bench seat that could fit 3 people, and a back seat that could fit 4 people.
It's important to note that many classic VW Buses have been modified and customized over the years, so the seating capacity of a particular vehicle may vary depending on the owner's modifications.