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 …
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, I shipped my first-ever new …
Hello VW friends! My name is Guy Perron and I live in the northwest part of the Province of Quebec, Canada. That’s about 3 hours north from the city of Ottawa which is the Capital of Canada. I’ve been part of the Volkswagen (VW) community since a very young …
Franken Fritz lives. On a Saturday morning a couple of years back, my daughter and I rigged up some chains and pulleys in the garage and safely lowered the newly rebuilt, 220 pound, engine from its stand onto a furniture …
I bought my ’67 Bug in July 2019. I found it on Facebook in Douglasville, GA.I immediately named it Charlie and I got to work on it. I’m not new to VWs. I’m ’65, and …
In Part I, we examined the elements of the Choke Processes. In this article, we want to adjust the Heating Element so that the Choke Plate will respond properly as the engine is working to …
After months of fighting a terrible infection in his knee, Ron Waller finally was cleared for surgery. If you recall, Ron went for a “routine” knee replacement this past Spring. Nothing out of the ordinary—until …
Hello, 1967beetle.com community. We have a special car here today that’s available for purchase; a ’67 Beetle Convertible project. As we all know, these gems are a bit more rare than the normal Type 1 Sedan. It’s …
Hello, ’67 Beetle community. I hadn’t intended on sharing, but a conversation with the mighty Jay Salser last night has convinced me otherwise. I finally was able to restore our original Crain Daly Dealership frame. …
