1973 GT beetle back on the road after a five year restoration.

it's been a long time coming, and I was beginning to think it'd never happen. but here we are.
Edited by YouCut:app.youcut.net/BestEditor

[@robertngreen6]

Your Beetle looks fantastic! Great job!

[@GT.Bugger]

Thank you, Robert. Hope to get some miles under the belt soon.

[@SladesVWBeetle]

Outstanding job!!!! Looks great!!!

[@GT.Bugger]

Thank you, Slade 😊

[@vintage76vipergreenBeetle]

Nice job. Looks great.

[@GT.Bugger]

Thank you

[@psaynor]

Looks amazing - knew you’d get there in the end - well done on a great job

[@GT.Bugger]

Thank you so much for following along. But the journey isn't over, still work to be done.

[@user-zh7do7dt5h]

That looks great mate, well done!!

[@GT.Bugger]

Thank you! Looking forward to people's reactions when I take it to a show

[@martinharris5017]

"All chrome and shiny" as they say in Mad Max. looks better than new. top work mate!

[@GT.Bugger]

Thank you, Martin. It's far from perfect, bit I'm almost at the point where I can now make it my own.

[@vwcoco]

Get on m8 cracking job on GT

[@GT.Bugger]

Thank you. I'm trying to get ready for my first car show next weekend. Hopefully I make it in one piece lol.

[@goody5896]

Well done seeing it through ,its looking great, im jealous now, It's always good practice to get a mot on it to check the brake pull-up even, suspension and steering, and they might find something you missed or forgot to tighten ,for peace of mind, better to find out at mot station then going down the road

[@GT.Bugger]

I 100% plan on having an MOT done. I'm just trying to get some confidence that it's not going to burst into flames down the road.