I have just traveled back in time...
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Originally Posted by soggynoodles
That was my car back in the day.
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Originally Posted by Snot Rod
Tough to tell because of the angle of the picture, but the exposed headlamps and over-rider bumpers lead me to believe it's a '67 sedan. Am I close?
Nope. It's a 63 (the first half of 63 (vw heads should know that they made changes in the middle of the 63 production)
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Originally Posted by Mad Ra88it
i own 2 66bugs......ed one is begging for you.
numbers matching......ooooooooh ahhhhhhh... BUY
numbers matching......ooooooooh ahhhhhhh... BUY
I'll trade you for a nohohon...
I'm tempted to start up another vw project but if anythign it's going to be a 56 oval.
Why are you getting rid of them?
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Originally Posted by soggynoodles
Nope. It's a 63 (the first half of 63 (vw heads should know that they made changes in the middle of the 63 production)
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Originally Posted by Snot Rod
Hmm... was it stale-air vs. fresh-air heater boxes? I'm not sure anymore.
1. Got rid of the rag top. (so sad) and replaced it with the sunroom
2. Rear tail lights changed
3. Rear license plate nose change.
Just to name a few...
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It's been awhile since I've had to recall VW trivia.
I had a '67 sedan project that never got off the ground (still had the dual snorkel air cleaner!) and sold nine years ago, and a '73 412 stick-shift coupe project that also never got off the ground that I sold two years ago.
Sold the Bug because I didn't have the money, sold the 412 because I couldn't find parts for it.
I had a '67 sedan project that never got off the ground (still had the dual snorkel air cleaner!) and sold nine years ago, and a '73 412 stick-shift coupe project that also never got off the ground that I sold two years ago.
Sold the Bug because I didn't have the money, sold the 412 because I couldn't find parts for it.
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Originally Posted by TitanSTI
water cooled > air cooled.
Said like a man who never owned a 1.8t or 2.slow.
We had a 914 that you had to *kick-start* when it was hot, and it was better and more reliable than my ex's piece of **** "new beetle" golf with a body kit.
**** VW and their "soft touch interior" making up for catastrophic and persistent window regulator(twice)/coilpacks(twice)/cd changer(6 times)/O2 sensor(twice)/maf sensor(once)/brake/shift-interlock(once) failures. 25,000 ****ing miles, and that car had more problems than the worst American cars I've ever seen.
At least 6 different trim pieces of that oh-so-quality interior straight *fell off* while driving. My hoopty-***, beat-to ****, driven hard and put away wet Subaru that's had every panel out at least twice has never had a trim piece fall off, and has less rattles even with my suspension than a stock Beetle after 2 ****ing years.
Give me an aircooled that I can fix with a prybar and a hammer any day of the week.
Aircooled > watercooled.