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I forgot how hammered this thing is, 6 inch beam and two notches in the rear, no fun getting on a trailer! Maybe I’ll raise this one up with skinny knobbies.
I forgot how hammered this thing is, 6 inch beam and two notches in the rear, no fun getting on a trailer! Maybe I’ll raise this one up with skinny knobbies.
it’s all the rage… 😎 Yokohama y720’s…
Been a wild ride, but it got me here 😎
My first Beetle: 1970 with Hydraulics (mid 90’s before airbags were a thing). I used to have a build thread for this car before the forums were updated. Not much has changed… After a fire in the late 90’s, I took this car apart, got overwhelmed, then bought a bus
My first Bus: 1966 Westy that I got in 2019. When I got the bus, it didn’t run, stop, and the front floor were rotten. Since then I rewired the whole rig, replaced all the brake components, swapped the engine (from beetle above), and replaced the front floors. Now it is a driver. I can say that everything I learned on these forums was a huge contributor to bringing this bus back to life.
https://www.instagram.com/jefflator/
when we sold the 65 to get married shortly after we bought a total project early 55 to do sat in storage for the longest time)
this is the only picture i have of it, other then build pics
took a few years but got it finished
Damn that was a great day. Never in my wildest dreams thought I’d stumble onto a bus like this….Couldn’t find any pics of the first few, but the two on the right were numbers 4 & 5. The red one on the left belonged to my boss, and the place is the two man VW repair shop which was my first job after getting out of the service in 1970.
This was my first VW driver.
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