Safari windows on a nice Kombi - Samba!*
Early Ghia *
Vanagon Westfalia*
Early Bug, 1961 or so. Nice ragtop too!*
Rare and Cool Transporter done an ill-advised rockabilly, rat-rod motif. Bleah.*
Last of the Beetle hard tops, Champagne Edition.
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Quite a bit of tuner kit on this '66*
Quite a bit of random kit on this '64! Must be the Sanford and Son Edition. *
Lightly modded 66
Lightly modded 66*
More from the early 1960s
More from the early 1960s*
Very clean 72 convertible, much like my 71 although much much cleaner!
Very clean 72 convertible, much like my 71 although much much cleaner!*
Very clean interior from...
Very clean interior from...*
...this lightly modded 63. I think it was a 63 anyway. This was my favorite of the show.
...this lightly modded 63. I think it was a 63 anyway. This was my favorite of the show.*
Early turn indicators means late 50's. This one has a reproduction EMPI tool kit on the spare tire there. Original tool kits are worth big big bucks, and you'd be crazy to take such an easily boosted accessory to a car show. 
Safari windows, auxiliary lights, sufrfboards. WOO!
Early turn indicators means late 50's. This one has a reproduction EMPI tool kit on the spare tire there. Original tool kits are worth big big bucks, and you'd be crazy to take such an easily boosted accessory to a car show. *
Safari windows, auxiliary lights, sufrfboards. WOO!*
We must be in Florida!
We must be in Florida!
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That'63 is my favorite, too. Is there a reason some of those cars and vans haven't been repainted? Are the owners trying to preserve what's left of the original paint job?
There's a new thing in car preservation that does focus on preserving the car as it ages, and keeping it as original as possible. Some of these, however, are a little overboard and should be considered more as patina for style's sake rather than patina for originality sake. Lots of dudes with crazy beards, goatees and sleave tattoos, strutting these rusty things like a big beltbuckle and a can of Pabst.
Nice Dubs....I had a '72 Camper before I got into Land Rovers and I loved it. Sadly it died in a bad crash :-(
OOHHH YEAR!!!!!
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