Old Blue
9 years ago
It's not as though they are easy or cheap to get hold of. So why do so many early and highly desireable Volkswagens end up 'slammed'?

An original paint 1949 Beetle no less:

https://www.thesamba.com/vw/classifieds/detail.php?id=1779539 
1956 VW Beetle, 1962 Morris Minor, 1968 VW Beetle (Old Blue), 1972 Morris Mini, 2005 MGTF

Blue, blue, Electric Blue, that's the colour of Old Blue!
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JD
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  • pre67vw Junkie
9 years ago
'Cause they like to follow the herd and haven't yet realised that these cars are also very cool at stock ride height. It's all rather narrow minded.
I'm not averse to lowered cars and I enjoy the variety at shows, but I see it as a way of making a run of the mill car look better. Don't see any need to mess with something that's already rare and interesting.
And they seem to think that it pisses us all off. 😛
"John, you need to get a grip and STOP MOANING AT EVERYTHING. ThumbDown "
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Rattletrap
9 years ago
It seems to me looking around that about 80% of the early Type lls are so afflicted:thumbdn:
Rattletrap – the Volkswagen Beetle that has covered an incredible mileage equivalent to over 35 times around the planet :omg:
Running nifty since 1950… the King of Volkswagens:beer: Why not make friends with this famous little VW – he's on facebook!
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