1967 VW Beetle, Can It Be Fixed?
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- In this video, I take you along for the ride as I begin to repair this 1967 Volkswagen Beetle.
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Had 7 VW BUGS in my 60 years of driving (first car too) - WISH I had one NOW but the family needs a Honda CRV to move STUFF & PEOPLE around ! Enjoy your videos ! :--)
VWs are definitely a joy to have around and drive. I'm pleased that you enjoy the videos! Another will be posted this Friday!
No need for those jackstands in the center. They will just end up being in the way
I thought the decklid and apron was a different year it look funny but they don't make a 67 rear apron so you work with what you got
This VW had damage to the rear-end because of an accident a while back. So, the deck lid was replaced by a 68 - 79 style deck lid. It is different and not original but makes our bug unique.
Good idea no comments the VW guys will tar and feather you. I personally would not post a video unless I was the guy that knew all and even then u will have haters. It goes with the subject matter.
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