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@@That_97TRX sure is noisy… we’ll find a new mounting location before the next derby! 😜😜

@@KhangLe-we4gi yes it’s. Genuine lego set purchased at Walmart here in the US.

@@johnsonmotors435 So do you know the mykingdom store? That shop specializes in toys, so I see that your Lego box is a bit different from that shop, so I'm wondering because there's no printed number there, but your set does.

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@@johnsonmotors435 How many hours did it take you to arrange that set?

@@KhangLe-we4gi I don’t remember… approx 1-1.5ht but with my son doing one vehicle and myself doing the other.

My cheap Chicago just has digital numbers so I don’t know what rpm exactly but shoot for 1200-1800 on my cheap buffer I put it on “11-12”

I actually just sold it last month but I also replaced it with another bike that I’ll be doing some UA-cam videos on. Anytime on two wheels is a good time!!!

How do you figure?

It sold in 3 weeks for $14,500

Nope not yet… priced it higher to weed out the low ballers

Thanks! I try to be 😎

@@johnsonmotors435 just finished the series. What’s the next set of wheels going to be?

Thank you! Keep watching our channel for more fun restoration projects!

Thank you for the support! Keep watching the channel we will be documenting more of our automotive restorations and mods

Loud pipes save lives

@@johnsonmotors435 true that 🤣

Sounds like a beautiful ride you have!!! Thanks for watching! Subscibe if you haven’t already so you don’t miss out on any progress on this project!

That is so awesome!!! You don’t know how happy it makes us old guys to hear about the younger drivers taking an interest in the automotive culture that we are so passionate about. Good luck and I can’t wait to see and hear about your project progress!!

Thanks for you comment! Thanks for watching!

That’s so awesome! Love to hear a good beetle owner story!!! Um you totally scored that ‘65… how do you sleep at night!? Probably on your back 😜 Thanks for watching… hope you feel like subscribing… we are documenting all the process of this 1st car for my 16yr old son… I’ve also got a 1968 Chevy II that will be in the channel in future vids.

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The short answer is: that is a great idea we just didn’t want to take the time to do it. We got to the point that we realized we were going much further than we intended to anyway with this car as a 1st time driver vehicle… also the car had at some point been repainted the yellow color and had already been painted over the seals and had not flakes off so we were cheap. Also the likely hood of having to replace the seals all together if we separated the fenders. If my boy manages to not wad this car up in his first years of driving we will likely do a proper full disassembly and restoration of the exterior. Thank you for watching and thank you for your comments!

@@johnsonmotors435 I completely understand. I just noticed you had gone through the trouble of removing the hood and truck lid so I was curious why you didn’t remove the fenders. I think the fender seals are cheap. My very first car at 16 years old was a 1964 bug. I bought it from a junkyard without a motor. My dad and I bought a motor and we rebuilt it together and we rebuilt all suspension. This was a great bonding experience for me. I had that bug throughout my 20’s when it was stolen! I wish I still owned that car.

@@TonyLiveTV that’s an awesome story/memory… thank you for sharing… That was the whole Genesis to making this UA-cam channel about the process of building the bug was to get the boys involved in a project they could not only learn in but spend time with me(dad) and their grandpa(seen in several episodes! It’s been awesome doing these things with the boys!

I’m uploading a new video Sunday addressing “WHY” but you are correct we did find debris in the float inlet shut off that could have been contributing to the problem. Thank you for your input and again thank you for watching and for your support!