Beach Buggy Club SA
Posted: Wed Jan 11, 2006 5:25 pm
Aircooled VW South Africa
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Beach Buggy Club SA
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Posted: Thu Jan 12, 2006 9:29 am
Do you know anything about wildbuggers?
Posted: Thu Jan 12, 2006 3:05 pm
Hi Eben
BBC-SA is Wildbuggers in disguise.
At the last AGM it was decided to change the name in order to try and attract more members.
The Wildbuggers logo is still in evidence and the members still wear their colours.
Cheers
David
BBC-SA is Wildbuggers in disguise.
At the last AGM it was decided to change the name in order to try and attract more members.
The Wildbuggers logo is still in evidence and the members still wear their colours.
Cheers
David
Posted: Thu Jan 12, 2006 3:22 pm
Then you perhaps know a guy from Melkbos who drives a souped up buggy and is busy restoring a Type 34 (Karmann Ghia)
I got him at the beach once and he was keen on info about this forum but we were lost with pens etc.
Last I saw the ghia it was at Volksieworld in Ottery getting brakes I think.
I got him at the beach once and he was keen on info about this forum but we were lost with pens etc.
Last I saw the ghia it was at Volksieworld in Ottery getting brakes I think.
Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2006 11:19 am
Ah, that is Ron Metz.
Here is here at the moment (He works in Nigeria). I'll mail him the forum info.
Here is here at the moment (He works in Nigeria). I'll mail him the forum info.
Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2006 11:37 am
Thanks 
Re: Beach Buggy Club SA
Posted: Sun Aug 31, 2008 7:14 am
Right, so now you finally found me, or I found you... All I can say is that the Ghia is still in restoration as you may have picked up from previous posts. The buggy is even more souped up (1914cc Engle 110 cam, 041 heads 2X36mm ICA Webers).
The Ghia of course was set alight by the restorers when it was all but complete. It was severely damaged, essentially all work was undone. I considered for a while pushing it down the slipway in Melkbos after removing the engine, but insanity prevailed and I started over. She is now further restored that she was prior to the fire, and I'm a lot poorer.
I'm starting on a new project soon (end Sept) which is a Berry Mini-T. I am considering putting the 1914cc engine from my bug in it and getting a Dave Rowley Turbo motor for my bug. It's that insanity thing again, can't seem to shake it...
The Ghia of course was set alight by the restorers when it was all but complete. It was severely damaged, essentially all work was undone. I considered for a while pushing it down the slipway in Melkbos after removing the engine, but insanity prevailed and I started over. She is now further restored that she was prior to the fire, and I'm a lot poorer.
I'm starting on a new project soon (end Sept) which is a Berry Mini-T. I am considering putting the 1914cc engine from my bug in it and getting a Dave Rowley Turbo motor for my bug. It's that insanity thing again, can't seem to shake it...