Restoring A Vintage Volkswagen Bug
A big thanks to everyone that purchased our Restored German ’67 Beetle Pierburg Fuel Pumps from the last article. We were sold out! I’m very happy to now be offering the correct German fuel pumps for your ’67 Beetle again. These generally stay in limited …
Good morning, ’67 Beetle community. We’ve been able to source and restore more German Bosch Short Coils. If you want your ’67 Beetle coil to be the correct factory unit, we finally have more available. A restored German coil bracket …
Hello, 1967beetle.com community. Fresh to the market, we have a very respectable L620 Savanna Beige ’67 Beetle survivor. I’ve spoken with the owner in detail. There are a few small items in the engine compartment that need to be replaced …
In early 1996, as a 15 year old high school student in West Michigan, I could not wait to get my driver’s license and my first vehicle. In fact, I despised riding the school bus so much that I bought …
When it comes to period correct restoration work, our friends at West Coast Classic Restoration always come to mind. Lenny Copp is known around the world for his projects. This ’67 he finished not too …
The San Diego Automotive Museum currently has a Vintage VW show on display with a fantastic collection of Vintage Volkswagens. Our good So Cal friend Timm Eubanks attended the event and was kind enough to …
A huge thanks to Big Blue for taking the time to learn about my ’67 story. You can read the full interview, “A conversation with Eric Shoemaker of 1967Beetle.com at Big Blue’s Online Carburetor.” Also, …
“No silhouette in the history of automobiles is as recognizable as that of the long-lived, beloved, all-things-to-all-people VW Beetle. (Nor, as anyone who has ever sat in one can readily attest, is there anything quite …
