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 …
In 1967, I was in the Air Force and owned a 1958 Dodge Cornet. In February, the engine went south and it was going to cost more than I paid for the car to fix it. I decided it was …
Ladies and gentlemen, let me introduce myself. Chig, from Georgetown, Texas, VW Corporate Blue and born December of 1966. My chauffeur is Russ Salisbury. It was around 2010 when we started our search for a 1967 beetle–but let me go …
I’m so glad that 1967beetle.com exists. It is a perfect complement to owning a 1967 Beetle. I look forward to the site updates, and have bought a few items from the store. I began my affinity for VW Beetles as …
With colder weather, especially, the Chokes on our 1967 Beetles with the 30 Pict-1 Carburetors play an even more important part in the starting of the car. We want the Choke Plate to be closed …
My vintage VW Beetle is the Deluxe USA 1500cc Version. It was special-ordered from Miami, Florida, to be collected at the Wolfsburg Germany VW Factory by a driver and ferried to Madrid, Spain. From Madrid, the …
I wish that my ’67 Beetle story was long and full of memories but the truth of the matter is that it’s not–it’s new and with a long future ahead. Although I’ve had my Bug …
“I was shopping for car keys and ignition plugs online and found 1967beetle.com. Very nice content there is, and what a great idea to tell stories about such a beloved car. I felt very happy …
As a teenager and young man growing up in California, my first cars were vintage Volkswagens – 1961 ragtop Beetle; 1965 Bus; 1963 Beetle. When I moved to Hawaii after getting my Physical Therapist degree, …
