Awesome Sheet Metal Panels for your Vintage Classic VW Beetle BuG
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- Опубликовано: 5 июл 2024
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Awesome Sheet Metal Panels for your Vintage Classic VW Beetle BuG
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Very nice quality piece, it's only a matter of time before whole body shells are made.🎉
I don't bother with junky metal anymore. These metal workers are a godsend to restorations!
Restoration Panels/ Mika=Finland
Wolfsparts= Sweden
KlassicFab
Awesome job letting people know about their metal products. I've used metal pieces from all 3 vendors...we are LUCKY that there are dedicated guys like this making stuff for us, and not making the same parts to compete against each other too!! If you are buying these parts, $$ for metal is a minimum consideration for the build. For the quality you get, they could easily ask for more money! Good job Chris on helping these business owners get some exposure!
wish the had sheet metal for 65 vw bug
Cool, thanks for posting
Man that's rough.
Good thing we're in a boom economy for the disposable funds to fix that monster!
Great video
Hi Chris, do you have a video of the installation of the full quarter panel?
wow that really is amazing!
Blows my mind what is available now. There is even one or more companies that make a semi-complete 21 or 23 window microbus body, for like, 17 grand! Wow just wow
On another front , 700hp new cars ?
They say the 60s was the musclecar era, but what had 700hp off the showroom floor back then?
Nice repops!!!
Greetings! Did you ever publish video on the quarter panel and apron installation? I was looking forward to seeing it.
what an awesome info.
Yes I have that issue now. My Oval was cut in the front underside for extension of the front beam. So I rebuilt the car to mimic a late 60's early 70's drag car.
Well now - I'm wanting to put the front back to original. Or close to that. So I'm trying to decide how I want to box in the underside of the truck area.
I have used the Wolf's parts and they are probably better made than the original German stuff.
I guess we will see that in 50+ years ;)
Do they supply sections like the rear repair side pieces for front, between front apron & inner valance, to repair a hit front. You get what you pay for quality!
What do the new replacement parts weigh in conpareson to the original? How thick is the metal? Is Stainless Steel available? Costs? Started doing K-Gs on 24/12/65!
Wow thats awesome. I'm reimagining a 72 Super Beetle with partial Ferrari bodykit right now, going to be getting one of those rear aprons ASAP.
Chris, who makes the best aftermarket engine tin? I hate buying stuff and then when it arrives it doesn't fit, it feels and sounds tinny (thin) and never fails to have a sticker that says Made in China
Thanks and Be Blessed
I can’t find parts like that for my 64 any ideas?
Whats the price for each side of those front complete quarter panels.the wolfs parts web site list the price in foreign currency..was wondering what US dollars price is approximately for each side..
There is a tab to click on to put it in USD. Looking at over 1200.00 USD before shipping.
is it possible to find a brand new shell ?
Hello dear
Appreciate from where can get and buy one like this for old bug 1966 thanks
In the scene when your showing the quarter panel, is that car in the background an L380 car?
Yes turquoise
@@classicvwbugs Awesome! Thanks Chris! Still trying to narrow and decide on a color for my 64. Its Java Green and not my favorite by far.
@@DozerontheTrail Did you see the green 67 I restored a few years ago? Could be an option for ya. ruclips.net/video/tiV1Uhl6joY/видео.html
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Wolfparts is from Sweden, not Finland. 🤔
Maybe I got it mixed up with Restoration Panels. Sorry.
same thing
@@classicvwbugs
Hi Chris. I am looking to buy sheet metal for my 67 beetle, and i am not sure which EU company has the best sheet metal parts for easy installation, and good quality. Any idea?
@@Leoniums100 check here www2.cip1.com/SearchResults.asp?Cat=553
What floor pans do you recommend? And the approximate price for a 63 beetle? I've been looking at all sorts of prices and types. Thanks
wolfsburgwest.com has good pans.
@@classicvwbugs any discount codes from classic vw's lol they are pricey
@@gr2262 not from WW unfortunately. Try cip1.com
Wolfparts are made in Sweden!
Yes got confused with restoration panels
Why don’t they ED coat the parts before shipping them out? Chris, how are you going to rustproof the parts???
there is a cosmoline on them I think, they had no flash rust on them. Body shop will rust proof them, they have to put their primers and sealers on them.
I’m sure I’m not the only viewer to think what I’m about to ask but, is it possible to buy every panel and literally, “build-a-bug” from ALL new parts, except for the chassis back bone? If so, ball park, how much would it cost in parts alone, to build the entire car? Also, what kind of cost would your labor be? Maybe you could do a promotion, where you raffle off the opportunity to buy such a car to your Patreon subscribers.
I think it's coming, pretty soon you will be able to build a split or oval bug from new stampings.
What guage are these panels
Wolfpart is from Sweden.
Yep I got them switched by accident with restoration panels.
Just want to throw this out there, I'm having a really hard time getting my hood to fit right, is there a secret to getting it to fit right and do they make braces to help strengthen them ?
Was the car ever hit?
Looks like there is a little damage to the driver side front quarter looks like it might be rolled in a little where the rubber seal fits. Trying to get the hood even on both sides and trying to get the arch of hood to have an even gap, I would appreciate any info you could give me
Doug
@@dougmittleberger8802 if you can possibly send me a pic of the alignment, that would be great.
I'll get to you in a couple of days, the cars at my son's house
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Hi Chris. I am looking to buy sheet metal for my 67 beetle, and i am not sure which EU company has the best sheet metal parts for easy installation, and good quality. Any idea?
They are good but at £800 a side it’s a bit steep for the average joe
I was excited until I saw the price... however, for my application I would be cutting them up as I only need a small area replaced. Might just buy a parts bug at a cheaper cost and have many more parts.
Yeah bit steep for car spares
If you think it’s steep, bear in mind that to properly repair these areas on a rusty or damaged bug would cost more in time and materials than it would be to replace the whole quarter instead. People who haven’t properly restored Volkswagens don’t understand. Time is money.
vwhelmot I suppose it’s different for different restoration projects but if it’s your first time and you haven’t got that level of money to burn on a car you have to remember which type of restoration you’re doing if it’s for profit then you have to take into account what level of money you want out of it and then if it’s personal then you have to balance what you think your veedub is worth
They definitely weren’t worth much years ago. I restored my 68 back in 1980. I ended up selling it a year later for 900 dollars! 😳
Nobody makes 56-57 bullet fenders.. 😒
I wonder how much it would cost to purchase all the parts to put together an entire VW bug from beginning to end? Does anybody have any ideas?
You can't recreate the greenhouse welts.
About the same as for a new modern car.
kydrythm, “greenhouse welts” ? Do you simply mean the welding that may have to be done?
StayvZ , Subcompact or regular? Seriously are you talking $50,000 $25,000 $15,000?
@@MissMarinaCapri the rain channel is folded over a few times to make the seal.
That cars really bashed up.
Shame nothing like this is made for later bugs
They will be soon.
@@classicvwbugs 1964 all or nothing, for me.
I just bought a Brazilian bulkhead for a 63 as that was all that's available... Absolute garbage.
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