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How to Buy a Classic VW Beetle Bug Part 1
Video Description: In this first part of the series I am putting out on "What to Look Out for" before buying a bug, I show you the first few sections that you should inspect before purchasing a classic VW. Related Article Subjects: auto, automobile, beetle, bug, buying a classic car, car, chris, classic, german, kafer, restore, sedan, super, vallone, vintage, volkswagen, vw, www.classicvwbugs.com
How To Locate VIN ID Numbers in a Classic VW Beetle Bug
In this short Video I discuss "how to find" the ID tags and VIN#s on your bug so they all match. Chris...
Classic VW Beetle Bug Resto Tip Inside Window Scraper Type 1
http://www.classicvwbugs.com In this short Video I show you how to install your inside window scrapers on your early beetle, without headache. Chris...
Classic VW Beetle Bug Resto Tip How to Prep for Paint Type 1
http://www.classicvwbugs.com In this short video I explain what you should do before sending your vintage beetle out for a paint job. Chris...
Classic VW Beetle How to Buy a Bug Part 5 ...
In this fifth part of the series I am putting out on "What to Look Out for" before buying a bug, I show you the...
Classic VW Beetle How to Buy a Bug Part 4
In this fourth part of the series I am putting out on "What to Look Out for" before buying a bug, I show you the window scrapers and chrome...
Classic VW Beetle Bug Restoration: Hubcaps
http://www.classicvwbugs.com In this tip I teach you the proper way to take off your hubcaps for your vintage VW Beetle. Chris...
Classic VW Beetle Bug: How To Remove Generator
In this short video I show you how to remove your generator with less hassle. Chris...
Classic VW Beetle Bug Restoration How-To Tips
In this video I give you a few tips on your fuel filter and what to look out for when your gas tank maybe dirty. Chris... The History of the Vw Beetle. One of the Worlds Classic CarsBy: Peter Clark | 21/08/2008 | CarsOne of the 20th Centurys classic cars was the Volkswagen Beetle. It was in production for almost 70 years, and is the basis for so many other vehicles. And you can still find classic VW Beetles for sale Of Volks and Beetles: a Brief History of the Vw Beetle and CustomizationBy: linda turner | 03/05/2007 | AutomotiveThe Volkswagen Beetle, or the Type 1 as it was officially known until 1967, is an economy class car. It was originally designed by Ferdinand Porsche for Adolf Hitler's commission for what the latter called the “People's Car," (Volk-Wagen in German). The idea was to have a car available at an affordable price for every German household. The official production started in 1938 and ended in 2003. Did You Ever Change Oil in an Old Vw Bug?By: Joseph burgers | 04/02/2009 | ClassicsJust an article about changing oil in an antique classic car Classic Cars - Volkswagen BeetleBy: Matt Coughlan | 27/05/2009 | ClassicsThe Volkswagen Beetle began production in 1983, and was produced right up until 2003. This is an impressive 65 years of production, which has seen a total of 21.5million Beetles having rolled off the production lines worldwide. It featured a rear air cooled engine feeding power to the rear wheels, and was designed for sustained high speed on the German Autobahns. Cars for Chicks?By: Ian Williamson | 01/04/2006 | AutomotiveLooking at different kinds of cars, one can't help but notice that each car has a special trait, a characteristic that makes it what it is. And we cannot help but categorize a car by its looks and features. On sports cars for girls, one usually arrives at A Decade of Corruption Ends With HartzBy: Natalie Anderson | 30/01/2007 | AutomotivePeter Hartz, former personnel director at Volkswagen was once again in the limelight but this time not to the applause of the German government and business leaders but rather to the shouts of an angry crowd present as he made his way across the cobbled yard to the courthouse in Brunswick. He was there to confess to bribery and corruptions which he is being accused of on a grand scale. Successful Volkswagen Polo BluemotionBy: Natalie Anderson | 30/01/2007 | AutomotiveThe Polo BlueMotion which is Europe’s most economical five-seater automobile is gaining success across the continent. A growing number of importers are very excited to introduce the Polo BlueMotion to their markets, with even a right-hand-drive version in the pipeline for British buyers. Affordable Classic VolkswagenBy: Natalie Anderson | 30/01/2007 | ClassicsAfter the big success of the Volkswagen Beetle in the 1960s, the German automaker has resurrected the idea of an on-and off-road car and christened it the Type 181 “Thing”. The “thing” was inspired by the World War II Type 82 Kübelwagen and was updated using the Beetle baseline engine and running gear but this time with a beefier Transporter/Microbus suspension.
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