The VW dreamcatcher was in it when I bought it
My '53
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Blitzkrieg
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Re: My '53
Congratulations!
You've learned how to post pictures!
That's a beautiful Split that you have there, and you probably have a lot of fun by driving it every day!
You've learned how to post pictures!
That's a beautiful Split that you have there, and you probably have a lot of fun by driving it every day!
If it's too low, you're too old 
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Chris
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Re: My '53
That car is nearly perfect.
Enjoy
Enjoy
Damn,I'm good!
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Re: My '53
Mmmm a Zwitter! (Produced from October 52 to around mid-53) Nice car. I'm sure you get lots of attention with this one!
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Rudi02
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Re: My '53
Very nice car and very collectible. Enjoy the envy of all the the other beetle drivers while you drive it.
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Smoke on the Water
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Re: My '53
Where is this car from??? It’s got flat wheel caps( like the ‘67 1500) and no shemaphores?[quote="Lieb"]My Long term project but in the mean time I enjoy driving her every day.
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Smoke on the Water
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Re: My '53
As far as I know, this car was in Sa for long without any papers... It was offered some 25k on ebay....calooker wrote:Is this the one running a IRS pan ?
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Lieb
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Re: My '53
It is registered and roadworthy it took a long time to do. So before you tell me it is rubbish, I am going to restore it. I have another split body and a complete 1951 splitwindow that I bought in Namibia so I do have enough spares.
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That's an impressive collection that you have thereLieb wrote:It is registered and roadworthy it took a long time to do. So before you tell me it is rubbish, I am going to restore it. I have another split body and a complete 1951 splitwindow that I bought in Namibia so I do have enough spares.
If it's too low, you're too old
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Smoke on the Water
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Re: My '53
I've seen that car in Real life... Very nice. But just just tell me, it's got flat wheel caps and no Shema's? Why ?
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Lieb
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Re: My '53
The semaphores are still there it is covered with filler thats why I asked on a previous post what is the best way to remove the filler. I bought it with four hole drums.