I just am not a fan of the 66-67 "flat" hubcaps. They look like the 68 and later caps. The dome caps just look more vintage, I don't care if they aren't stock for 1967, they just look better in my opinion.
At 9:50 in this video, I am flushing the tank in our solvent tank. Purple Power is what we have in the solvent tank and ran that through the fuel tank. Followed by water, then brake cleaner and finally compressed air to dry it out.
@jbugvwparts Brother, I’m need to install a third brake light, the third brake light has three wires: brown, black and greenyellow. Where does each wire go to and to which socket can I connect that to?
Old VWs did not have a third brake light so whatever the wires are on your light is impossible for us to say. Your best bet is to hook up one wire (I'd start with the black wire) to the ground (negative) terminal of a 12 volt battery and connect the others, one at a time to the positive terminal so you can determine what does what on the light. As for connecting it to the VW wiring, the black/red wire at either side of the engine compartment is the brake light signal.
Dude!!! this format of vids is much better than the 3 minute quick vids you used to do! Really appreciate
Thank you! I enjoy our newer format (both of this, our vlog/blog series and our newer "how to" format) much more than our older format as well.
Yes to fender beading.
Fender beading yes👍🇩🇪
Fender beading. Definitely. This is gonna be a sweet patina car. Dig it.
Yes to fender beading!
+1 for Fender beading
Sam how about some flat dish hubcaps. And yes I'd say fender beading!!
Sam thanks for making this happen.
I just am not a fan of the 66-67 "flat" hubcaps. They look like the 68 and later caps. The dome caps just look more vintage, I don't care if they aren't stock for 1967, they just look better in my opinion.
Fender beading 👍
Fender beading, BUT, I’d try and utilise some off of one of the other cars that you have if poss before I used new stuff.
Yes on beading
No fender beading. I want the jankest buggy haha
Do you have a video on flushing the gas tank? What did you use etc?
At 9:50 in this video, I am flushing the tank in our solvent tank. Purple Power is what we have in the solvent tank and ran that through the fuel tank. Followed by water, then brake cleaner and finally compressed air to dry it out.
Exelente video. Y el volkswagen azul que reparaste hace tiempo el que sale al final de este video. Que paso con el ?
Gracias por el cumplido. Vendí el Super Beetle de 1971.
@jbugvwparts Brother, I’m need to install a third brake light, the third brake light has three wires: brown, black and greenyellow. Where does each wire go to and to which socket can I connect that to?
Old VWs did not have a third brake light so whatever the wires are on your light is impossible for us to say. Your best bet is to hook up one wire (I'd start with the black wire) to the ground (negative) terminal of a 12 volt battery and connect the others, one at a time to the positive terminal so you can determine what does what on the light.
As for connecting it to the VW wiring, the black/red wire at either side of the engine compartment is the brake light signal.
Fender beading for sure. I mean if it’s free why not. Just kidding. I’m not sure the arrangement with jbugs.
JBugs owns the car….so yeah, I mean we still had to pay for it, but we have to pay for every part we sell!
Of course fender beading
Fender beading.
Fender beading
Fender beading
Fender beading.