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Re: New Members - Introduce yourself..
Posted: Tue Jul 24, 2012 7:10 pm
by Nick Bekker
Hi and Welcome Renier.
Please feel free to send photos and updates in the projects sections.
We look forward to following the progress.
Kind Regards
Nick
Re: New Members - Introduce yourself..
Posted: Thu Jul 26, 2012 2:17 am
by papilio
Brand new here. G,day to all. Have had VW,s for so long Adolf traveled in one. Wife's 82 T3 camper, which I believe is the last of the air cooled is currently in the workshop. Rebuilt motor suffered from rattly lifters
and oil and brake lighting coming on. I do not know why the oil light comes on, pressure is great. I suspect the lifters destroy them self because they were made in China. We shall see. Should be finished again tomorrow. Wife uses it to travel in the outback going away for months on end. I sometimes catch up on her as I ride a K1200RS (BMW) Any one who can suggest a reason for the oil light coming on when there is good pressure there, respond to me via email. I suspect the printed circuit board has had the sausage.
Re: New Members - Introduce yourself..
Posted: Thu Jul 26, 2012 8:35 am
by Bushpig
Welcome Newbee's
Juan glad you found the site and are finding your way around.
Have fun with your projects look forward to their completion, and glad we could help.

Re: New Members - Introduce yourself..
Posted: Sun Jul 29, 2012 10:19 pm
by Tintop
Hi,
I'm a VW nutter in the UK. Due to some random VW googling I have just stumbled across the site. Looks good
I have a 74 bay at the moment. Previously I've had a 72 panel and a couple of beetles and a wizard ( over the past 20 years

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Re: New Members - Introduce yourself..
Posted: Mon Jul 30, 2012 11:19 pm
by AirPower
Welcome to everyone!
To the UK guys - donations are always welcome. Africa needs your help!
Africa don't need fishing rods and bricks.
Donate a bus today!

Re: New Members - Introduce yourself..
Posted: Tue Jul 31, 2012 7:54 pm
by Speedy356
Hi there every one. My name is Martin Els and as you can see from my avatar I own a replica Porsche 356 that I recently acquired. I am in the process of deconstructing it with the aim to do a total rebuild and would like to keep it as close to the original as possible and with as much attention to detail as my bank manager will allow. I have not yet has a lot of time to explore the forum, but I am looking forward to spending some time sufing the pages of this forum.

Re: New Members - Introduce yourself..
Posted: Thu Aug 02, 2012 9:23 am
by Cobra
Hi
Im from Greytown in the KZN midlands. I have always been a vintage junkie and own two other classice. I have also always been a Beetle/VW fan and recently purchased an original 1974 Kombi, Auto. Its in very good condition and absolutely original. I actually want to just keep it like that, scruff marks, wear and tear marks, dents and ALL. To my surprise my wife and kids have fallen head over heels in love with the Bus.
I look forward to may miles in it.
Still looking for the right Beetle.
Trevor
Re: New Members - Introduce yourself..
Posted: Thu Aug 02, 2012 9:32 am
by riaanj
Cobra wrote:Hi
Im from Greytown in the KZN midlands. I have always been a vintage junkie and own two other classice. I have also always been a Beetle/VW fan and recently purchased an original 1974 Kombi, Auto. Its in very good condition and absolutely original. I actually want to just keep it like that, scruff marks, wear and tear marks, dents and ALL. To my surprise my wife and kids have fallen head over heels in love with the Bus.
I look forward to may miles in it.
Still looking for the right Beetle.
Trevor
Welcome!
You're right down in uncle Angus' valey..
Re: New Members - Introduce yourself..
Posted: Thu Aug 02, 2012 11:28 am
by Mazdaholic
Hi Guys - I'm Jim, a Brit but fairly regular visitor to SA. I'm currently completing the renovation and rebuild of a 1970 Beetle for my eldest daughter...been at it 6 years, but i travel a lot.... Had many vee dubs over the years- Beetles, Golf GTi's and Scirocco's, the odd Passat and tomorrow I pick up my new A5 TDi Quattro. I am lucky enough to have a variety of vehicles to play with; Porsche 993TT, my weekend ride, a 73 2.8 RSR replica track car, a Ducati Monster ..n wife has a Mini Cooper (BM variant)..oh and i'm also restoring a Davrian Imp 1970's Modsport race car - any of those in SA???
I use the moniker of Mazdaholic as i used to race RX7's many years ago and retain an ongoing fascination for rotary engines.
Right, back to the garage n these bloody window regulators (see opening post!)
Cheers,
JIM.
Re: New Members - Introduce yourself..
Posted: Thu Aug 02, 2012 12:22 pm
by fig
Welcome to all the new members!

Re: New Members - Introduce yourself..
Posted: Thu Aug 02, 2012 12:27 pm
by MrT
Mazdaholic wrote:Hi Guys - I'm Jim, a Brit but fairly regular visitor to SA. I'm currently completing the renovation and rebuild of a 1970 Beetle for my eldest daughter...been at it 6 years, but i travel a lot.... Had many vee dubs over the years- Beetles, Golf GTi's and Scirocco's, the odd Passat and tomorrow I pick up my new A5 TDi Quattro. I am lucky enough to have a variety of vehicles to play with; Porsche 993TT, my weekend ride, a 73 2.8 RSR replica track car, a Ducati Monster ..n wife has a Mini Cooper (BM variant)..oh and i'm also restoring a Davrian Imp 1970's Modsport race car - any of those in SA???
I use the moniker of Mazdaholic as i used to race RX7's many years ago and retain an ongoing fascination for rotary engines.
Right, back to the garage n these bloody window regulators (see opening post!)
Cheers,
JIM.
Welcome Jim,
Pictures of the Davrian Imp please?
Re: New Members - Introduce yourself..
Posted: Fri Aug 03, 2012 5:30 pm
by WillievB
Hi guys, nice forum. I'm currently busy rebuilding a JT3000 Microbus (the 2.1 died), looking at fitting a 2L Golf motor
though as I'd like to tour the Kruger park with it. Been driving VW's (WC) for the last 10 years or so. You get to love them.
Re: New Members - Introduce yourself..
Posted: Sat Aug 04, 2012 9:44 pm
by MegaFisshy
Hi Guys
I'm Grant, I have a Cream White 64-74 Beetle Named Dobby. What looks to be 64 Chassis and a 74 1600SB Engine.
Avid Beetle fan. Looking to restore Her one part at a time

We have restored the Engine and interior and are working at upgrading the Brakes.

Im located in Randburg.
Big Fan of Chrome and Classic Lines.
It's great to become a member on this Forum. Thanks in advance for your time and assistance.

Re: New Members - Introduce yourself..
Posted: Mon Aug 06, 2012 7:51 am
by Schoeman3
Good day everybody. Name is Deon Schoeman 28 White Male from JHB and I own a VW Trike that My Wife and I rebuilt, Designed Tribal’s and Painted Green.Now Named THE MONSTER. I love It 2 bits. I`m also on the lookout for a old Beetle I can Rod. Love the website and will be sharing It with my Friends and Father in-law.
Awesome Forum and thank for Having Me!!
Re: New Members - Introduce yourself..
Posted: Mon Aug 06, 2012 9:16 am
by riaanj
Schoeman3 wrote:Good day everybody. Name is Deon Schoeman 28 White Male from JHB and I own a VW Trike that My Wife and I rebuilt, Designed Tribal’s and Painted Green.Now Named THE MONSTER. I love It 2 bits. I`m also on the lookout for a old Beetle I can Rod. Love the website and will be sharing It with my Friends and Father in-law.
Awesome Forum and thank for Having Me!!
Hi and welcome here.. we need some pics please.....