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Re: New Members - Introduce yourself..
Posted: Wed Feb 27, 2013 8:39 pm
by Contortedoggy
hi there , im Bruce. i have always enjoyed a good old 4 piston vw beetle engine and now i am a proud owner of a beetle buggy 1300 cc not sure of the module though. i am busy doing her up bit for bit and will keep you all posted on my project.
thanks for the great forum.
Re: New Members - Introduce yourself..
Posted: Wed Feb 27, 2013 8:51 pm
by bhzrd
Welcomeeee

One thing i learned from these guys is :p post pics

Re: New Members - Introduce yourself..
Posted: Thu Feb 28, 2013 8:17 am
by Kevo13
Hey guys..Eben said I should run over here and make my introduction..Thanx man!!
My name is Kevin, i live in Durbanville and love old cars,all ways wanted a VW and never scraped enough "BALLS" together to get one.. Had lots of fun with my wifes beach-buggy back in the day but never amounted to anything, later on I did a resto on a 84 mini clubman (picked it up for cheap) it was fun but i finished it in December last year and sold it..
Got to see a great bus that a friend of mine had restored and then set out to make a mission to find one...BOUGHT MY BUS LAST MONTH!!!!!!!
and you will never believe me when i say it but... completely stripped with all major parts and working running gearbox and motor for ...wait for it.. R100!!!!!
Happend to be there with a trailer at the right time and so i now own my first VW!!!!!!
Cant wait to get it on the road and down to a few breakfast runs!!!
Re: New Members - Introduce yourself..
Posted: Thu Feb 28, 2013 8:25 am
by Tony Z
Welcome guys...
now start your own project threads and keep us updated with your project... we all want pictures!
Re: New Members - Introduce yourself..
Posted: Thu Feb 28, 2013 2:05 pm
by haashim
hi my name haashim. i live in surrey estate athlone, cape town. i recently built up a 1966 beetle, i have spares for sale as i buy and sell and trade parts as a hobbie
Re: New Members - Introduce yourself..
Posted: Fri Mar 01, 2013 3:09 pm
by watchdog
Hi all,
My name is Jean, coming from France last November. I have a Type2 baywindow, in a relatively bad condition, going to improve it little by little... My former cars are all French brands, so I don't know whether they are familiar to you:
two Renault 21 (one of them was a "Baccara" series from 1992, the other a simple atmospheric car from 1994, if I remember correctly), a Renault 4 (year 1989), lastly a Peugeot 304 (year 1971), and also a Renault Laguna break (yeara 1996) for a trip over north and west Africa... See you soon with pictures!

Re: New Members - Introduce yourself..
Posted: Sun Mar 03, 2013 10:23 am
by retrovan
Welcome and Yes , Please start a Thread on your Africa trip, these are always well followed.
Also start a Project thread on the T2 bus, as it is always nice to see how the bus comes back to life.
And you have a permanent record to look over in future, not to mention the inspiration the Newbys get from seeing it done by others.
Herman
Re: New Members - Introduce yourself..
Posted: Fri Mar 08, 2013 1:07 pm
by ubrco
I'm also newbie in this forum.I'm from Bulgaria,Plovdiv.Now I start my new project Type 4 motor Deutz cylinders and Chevy 101.6 pistons.My old unfinished projects are VW Vanagon whit Subaru H6 engine.I try to make everything /adapter plate,flex plate,wiring loom.....except-for now-exhaust/ by my self.Other unfinished project is VW Syncro again wit Subaru engine.The Syncro project is unfinished due to incomplete transmission.It's hard to find in our country and is very expensive.I will be glad if you help me.I wish you all success in your projects.I will gladly help you with what I can.Due to my new job I can do make only tempered flat glass for your cars.
best regards
Re: New Members - Introduce yourself..
Posted: Sat Mar 09, 2013 6:01 pm
by MattOtto7777
Hello Everyone.
I'm Matt. I am only 17 years old but have developed a love for the VW beetle. I at first didn't like t all that much, but my dad was absolutely mad. We bought one for me. We bought it all the way in Bloemhof. I have been loving my bug ever since. I'm getting my license in that car, and it makes me so happy. I could not have been so happy with any other car than a beetle. I like to see new creations of Beetles, as people are so creative.
Re: New Members - Introduce yourself..
Posted: Mon Mar 11, 2013 8:43 am
by info@framed.co.za
Hi, Im getting back into beetles spent a good couple of years offtrack with a notch & building a 7,now im back to a 74 1300 / 1600 conversion beetle in Durban, it needs resto and Id like to go original, it has 35020 km authentic on the clock so looking for good parts etc, un cracked lenses etc so If anyone can help point me to NOS parts Id much appreciate it. Thanks.
Re: New Members - Introduce yourself..
Posted: Mon Mar 11, 2013 8:56 am
by dixtoy
Hi I'm Dixon from Heidelberg GP
Owned 2 splitty's about 15years ago, want to restore one again but cant afford one at this stage so decided to start with a more affordable bay window.
Re: New Members - Introduce yourself..
Posted: Mon Mar 11, 2013 11:30 am
by mikecath
Hi Folks,
I'm almost new to the community...joined because I need help please.
I have a '67 Beetle in poor condition which I'd like to restore and turn into a reliable daily runner.
I'd be most grateful for any recommendations about honest and reliable companies that could do this for me.
I have tried the usual channels (google, ads, etc) but am really struggling to get someone to even return my call.
I'm in Gauteng but Pretoria is also fine.
Hope to hear from you soon
Best regards
Mike
Re: New Members - Introduce yourself..
Posted: Tue Mar 12, 2013 10:42 am
by vader
Welcome guys.
There are quite a few guys that can help you with your builds. PM Bugger as he can help with boxes, busses, bugs and TURBO'S....
Re: New Members - Introduce yourself..
Posted: Tue Mar 12, 2013 10:48 am
by vader
dixtoy wrote:Hi I'm Dixon from Heidelberg GP
Owned 2 splitty's about 15years ago, want to restore one again but cant afford one at this stage so decided to start with a more affordable bay window.
BWHAHAHAHAHA!!! LMFAO... More affordable bay window.... That so funny...
Re: New Members - Introduce yourself..
Posted: Tue Mar 12, 2013 10:51 am
by vader
ubrco wrote:I'm also newbie in this forum.I'm from Bulgaria,Plovdiv.Now I start my new project Type 4 motor Deutz cylinders and Chevy 101.6 pistons.My old unfinished projects are VW Vanagon whit Subaru H6 engine.I try to make everything /adapter plate,flex plate,wiring loom.....except-for now-exhaust/ by my self.Other unfinished project is VW Syncro again wit Subaru engine.The Syncro project is unfinished due to incomplete transmission.It's hard to find in our country and is very expensive.I will be glad if you help me.I wish you all success in your projects.I will gladly help you with what I can.Due to my new job I can do make only tempered flat glass for your cars.
best regards
Start a project thread so we can see your porn...
I have a set of Deutz but are useing them as door stops...
For those that dont know Deutz cylinders come out of a SAMEL 20, aircooled deisel...