LeeM wrote:I'm loving that! He does good work by the looks. Ta John
I went over to Brians shop a month ago and spent about an hour looking at it, he's done an awesome job, using all original glass to from what he told me, he didn't want to have to chop the front or rear glass.
The number plate groove in the front clip was also filled so it came out smooth.
roddaz87 wrote:I didn't take as many pics as I thought,
The 2hr drive down in ranga was superb, wasn't frightened for my life this time almost eleminated my bumpsteer problems, so sat on 75mph on the free way! enough for the spat rubbers to fly off!
Looked like a great day. Some bloody awesome cars there by the looks of it. Great showing of Type 3's as well. Nice one. Gotta make it down one of these days.
'58 Standard Microbus LHD
'63 Squareback RHD
'65 Squareback Panel Van RHD
'66 Notchback RHD
'69 Squareback Panel Van LHD
'74 Brasilia LHD
'74 Fridolin LHD
'76 Golf Mk1
'12 Caddy Life TDI 250
This thing is amazing!
Basically the closest thing you'll find to a NOS Kombi, first registered on Friday. As in first registered for the first time ever!
It's a Brazilian '87 that's been hiding in a 20ft shipping container in Sydney all this time.
Phat Bug wrote:
This thing is amazing!
Basically the closest thing you'll find to a NOS Kombi, first registered on Friday. As in first registered for the first time ever!
It's a Brazilian '87 that's been hiding in a 20ft shipping container in Sydney all this time.
is that the one that had the dent in the roof.. thought its was all wh|te?..