Restoring A Vintage Volkswagen Bug
Hello, The next time you visit our online shop, you’ll notice a fresh look and a new name for our company — Air-Cooled Artifacts. When my wife and I first started Lane Russell in 2009, we thought it would be fun …
Envision, if you will, a toilet tank. If you’ve looked inside one, you see water. And, you see some other things in there. Hopefully, none of them alive! When the tank handle is pushed down, a rod inside the tank …
I have been married to my beautiful wife for 42 years. Over the years we have had 15 Volkswagen beetles. Two of them being 1957 ovals. We have always loved bugs. The first bug we bought was when I was …
Some 26 years ago (1994) I purchased a 1967 Beetle for my eldest daughter to drive once she had passed her driving test. The car came with a complete history file indicating that the first owner drove her up to …
If you know the ’67 Beetle, you know the correct and rare lobster claw seat belts. These are original German, and with some clean up would be ready to install in your pride and joy. …
Long time friend, Chris Vallone over at Classic VW Bugs reached out to get this L633 VW Blue ’67 vert listed. I love seeing the fresh top, and mechanicals. We’ve always had an equal respect …
Sent over earlier from a reader, this video from the Late Brake Show covers some of the important maintenance related items to make sure your vintage VW is roadworthy. Jonny talks about repairing his air-cooled …
If you know the ’67 Beetle convertible, you’re aware that production numbers are lower than the standard type 1. To find one that’s stock is getting a lot more rare; this L64 Poppy Red vert …
When searching for a Vintage Volkswagen to purchase, the comment I hear from people over and over is the importance of proper documentation. “How many owners has the vehicle had?” “Do you have any service …
