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I spent the evening power washing the back half and mechanicals for the turkis 63 beetle. It’s definitely missing the lead detent plugs on the transaxle. The nosecone has been welded on too…It’s looks solid, but I am sure we can find a replacement. More disassembly on Monday.
Uh, think this turned into a build thread???????🤔🤔🤔😂😂😂
Franz- Love the pics of our project. Looking forward to the progress. Greg
Someone NEW on the forums!!! Welcome Greg! Post up in any thread!!!
The long block and transaxle center section are on a pallet and headed to Painter’s in Denver.
The axle tubes, backing plates, and brake drums do not have much paint on them. Maybe we should sandblast and paint?
The engine tin looks pretty good. Very nice for original. I can clean/shine it a little more.
Nice project-It’s gonna be solid! Great work Franz!
Love that Turkis beetle!!!
Started pushing on the bent bumper bracket/apron. It needs some more finesse, but it moved back to the original shape pretty easily.
Cool tool there, that adapter for your jack. Just another example of why KCW is the place to get your old VW worked on.
… Or you could just get out the bfh 🙁
we have as much or MORE experience than the average shop… 😎 As much or more special tooling than the average shop… 😎 😎 The tools around here are worth more than gold!!!!!! unreplaceable!
Bet it’s broken and there is no solution!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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