Aircooled VW South Africa

Speachless,

Are you going to let me take it back, or are you going to hold it randsome? Because that car will turn heads!

To tell you the truth, im already jellous. I cant take credit for all the work on the car, my dad (the other ferdi) helped me alot.

well it looks great BUGGOFF

Would love to see this car in the flesh. It looks awesome in the pics. Well done Ferdi and congrats Theqs!

Thanks Guys,

Looking forward to seeing it and driving it home,
Ferdi, tell Ferdi Snr that he deserves something, and so do you, so what will it be?

Ideas guys, come on!

I would love to be at the next meet, where ever that will be, I look forward to meeting some of the guys!

hey neil im sure Ferdi will be happy if you supply the during the assembly if it not done already

'72,

I think after assembly, just in case,

haha neil you are one lucky person you have a very nice herbie (just watch out i think your son mite just remove it from your hands if you not carefull just rember to read any papers he makes you sign especially a yellow one )

It seems like we finally have someone who can paint our aircooled cars for a reasonable amount

Very nice work Ferdie, You did a nice job.

Thanks for the comments guys.

Hi guys,
Bugoff will be putting the car back together, the back window is a concern, does anyone know the best way to do this, if there is a trick to doing it without breaking it?
Please help!

Not as difficult as it sounds - are you using new rubbers? If so, do the following:

1. Leave the car, rubbers and window in the sun for an hour or so to let it get nice and warm
2. Get inside the car with two of those plastic 'spanners' used to take off the tyre of a bicycle when you have a flat
3. Put the rubber over the window edge, and place the entire window + rubber inside the window frame
4. Have someone apply gentle even pressure from the outside, while you 'hook' the rubber bit by bit on the inside over the metal frame
5. Do a few spots accross, then 'fill' the inbetweens
6. After the rubber is in place, give the window a firm push with both hands (fingers spread out) from the ouside to settle it finally

I did all 8 windows of my Variant that way a few years ago

Looking good!

I’ve been to Stanford Hall last month and thought I’ll post some pics for inspiration…

Thanx dude, this one should look the same by friday.