She is in pretty good shape for a Lite Rollover. My Dad and Mom brought Me home from the Hospitol in January 1961 in a Red one JUST LIKE THAT ONE. My first night home they could not get me to sleep , so they put me in the back seat and drove around the block. To this day I fall asleep in a car if someone else is driving. Also explains why i love to here a Bug motor run!
I remember when my brother and i went to look at a 57 bug in bayville long island around 1990 and the guy turns out to be a class mate and friend of mine from boces aviation school. so we haggle and he wants 3500 bucks. car was in driving condition. original olive green on the inside but dark blue on the outside. no rot and pretty straight. trans popped out of gear when romped on. 36hp and original tranny. we made an offer of 1500 dollars and walked away. 3 weeks later he calls us and accepts. no more deals like that anymore. Good luck. you are a saint for saving bugs or a glutten for punishment. I saved a rusted 63 sun roof bug in 1988. paid 450 bucks and restored her. joined the Connecticut VW club . My first show was Orangeburg NY. what a thrill. I did many shows like Litchfield and competed against the famous Humberto Lappa. I beat him once against his grey 64 first place 58 to 64. still have it and drive her regularly. even use it for work. im out of the show scene. but i may do one again someday in Connecticut because of you .
My 1st VW was a 32K mile 57 oval ragtop in Prairie Beige over Brick Red bought in 1968. I'm 70 and I still haven't stopped. Have fun with the new project
When I was 17-18 (early 70's) people would give me cars like that. No one wanted them and maybe they just needed a little work .... damn. :) Sometimes just do a top end on them, I think it was $80 for a set of pistons/cylinders and take the heads down to the local machine shop ... those were the days.
I bought a 1955 VW Beetle in 1970 while in the US ARMY in Germany. Wrecked it in an accident with a street car less than 10 days before I came home in 1971! Left it there!
My parents bought me a 59 in 64 when I started college. The engine seized in 66 and I sold it for short money cause I thought it was toast. The buyer put in a new engine in my driveway and drove away! I then bought a 61 with a retractable top which I had til 1970. Aah, the memories.
I gotta stop looking at these early VW videos! I remember watching this weeks ago on my large TV. My mind has been wandering ever since. Actually there's not much left to wander! Back in the 60's we had one just like it with the added sunroof. Hauled kids, dogs, groceries, and other crap around central Illinois and loved it. What means the most, my wife and I drove our little blue '57 VW from central Illinois to the middle of NY for a small concert in summer of 1969 and made it back home alive! Most of you are too young to know but I still sorta remember that concert in a cow pasture and sleepin in a tent then the VW when the tent fell down in the mud, the rain, and the crowd. My wife served hotdogs topless so we could eat. I need another '57 VW ...... Like I need the Model A I foolishly recently bought. Thanks Mustie1 and the rest of you crazy VW lovers for the memories.
Nice to see the VW fan / maniac community strong and supportive. I'm still amazed these cars survive so long with you weather. I'm looking forward to seeing more of this classic.
Absolutely buy, she appears to be able to be brought back. Age, rarity are there. I see a great project car. I'm sure the end result could be stunning!
Now that's more like it Jason. A Bug with issues! My sister in law's husband bought a 1958, Glacier blue garage kept Bug from a widow in 1974. This was in Illinois and it had about 42,000 original miles, no rust and the lady had all of her service work papers. I loved driving it when my wife and I would visit them. He traded it for a 2 seater MG convertible which he took with when they moved to Maine. He wouldn't sell me the VW because he wanted the MG. I drove the MG when we visited them in Maine in 2007 and it still ran great. Can't wait to see the will it start videos.
Lovely old car and well bought! Amazing how many vintage VWs there are in your part of the world. They aren’t available here, which is no doubt a function of the number sold. Looking forward to seeing this one again soon. I’m green with envy 5150...
I bought my light blue '57 Beetle with sunroof in early 60's. Traded it and a 1965 Mustang fastback for a 1972 Gran Torino wagon for way under $6000. We drove that Beetle from Illinoiz to a concert in a NY cow pasture and back in 1969. It got an unbelievable fuel mileage. I could drive fom central Ill to Chicago and back home on the same tank of gas.
I had a 1959 was my first car. 200 dollars in 1969. Drive it up till the summer of 1971 right up to the draft sold it reported to the draft center. Long time ago.
Heck I would take any oval just to have one...lol Yes...buy it and surprise me with it!! 🤣 Did the body bolts come out?...More or less...😁 Never tried foil and ketchup. So McDonald’s ketchup? 😁 That’s more than a spot of rust on the extra roof...🤓 Looked better with the white walls!! Got to watch your barter!! Very cool!
The guitarist from DESCENDENTS , Stephen Egerton, just posted on Facebook that he was watching this video and spotted the shirt! Haha.... he’s a big fan of restoring VWs as well
I'm glad you filmed the price I almost spent 7500 for about the same condition same year car with no motor. Something said don't do it. These years are not in my range of knowledge. Just curious what would that roof clip go for. I see them always at shows. I will say it again, I don't know how you find all these Vws. I look on Facebook all the time. Just about all cars are running shape down here in Tampa, FL. Take care my friend
I love this channel! I do hope he starts to knuckle down and finish some projects before they need rescuing from him!! Haha. I understand being addicted to the purchasing process. It’s great meeting new people, having a discussion about the history on the vehicle (note,,,,, it’s better when there is no great history, keeps the asking price down, usually), then the negotiations! Ohhh yeah!!!! I have had a lot of vehicles at one time (24 collector trucks) but I only ever had 2, occasionally 3 projects on the go. There was only a 3rd, if one was completed to the interior or the 3rd one was just a refresh! It was hard to keep myself to that though!!! Once he gets a knack for the welding, he will get much quicker at finishing up his projects. I rarely buy any rusty projects, but live in a somewhat better climate.
Making me feel sad Jason, when my old Dad died back in the '70's we sold his immaculate '57 oval, with a genuine 60 something thousand miles on it for only $300, only because my Mum couldn't drive a manual trans. I kick myself every time I think of it.
You should definitely buy it! If you don't, someone else very soon will. Just don't go too far beyond what's reasonable. Remember your wife and Josh. You don't need another car just to push around!
hi jason love your new oval project quiet solid pity about the roof would be great if you could get the other roof section with the sunroof that would be cool best of luck with it love your videos
He is , yeah I was laughing while editing the deal part ....Matt was open to an offer under 6k and I kept saying ....so you want 6 and he finally came around to being firm on 6 haha :)).
That's a fairly steep investment. So. You're obligated to at least get it running and driving. Can't wait to see the Will It Run video! You know you can add a grand of value if it'll at least haul its own weight around.
Interesting. My first car was a well used '57 Beetle. Disaster. Fuel pump broke while on the Jersey turnpike. Wiring fire in Philly. Across the PA turnpike on three cylinders. A VW dealer took it off my hands by paying off the loan.
5150 nice score love the chrome hubcaps in the dust rings the white walls.... oh my God it’s a beautiful car do you think you could have it ready for the frog rock show of 2021..... if you can get it running I bet you could roll up with the Wells Fargo money truck and give you some money......I got all my pennies rolled in the truck.... Get back to me on this matter small installment payments you and the DUBWERKS a couple of late nights few weekends but you could have a ready junkmando PS about the Yamaha and helmet bell helmet back in the day bought it in 1971 for like $90 I wish I had it today as an archive I was old as dirt
Rookie mistake, now the wife will know what you paid for the car. You know at some time, you will actually have to start fixing all of those bugs. John
Prices have really gone up since I bought my '55 semaphore bug. It was a Montana car and the only rust is on the rear bumper mount area. I hope to get the engine running next year and may try to paint it myself.
@@5150mxVW I've had it for over 20 years but it's been in storage until recently. I finally have a garage now but have a lot of projects to complete on my house before I can even think of working on the bug.
,,,,,,,,blue======check radio======check. Blue======check. Oval window====== sold...😯,,,tnx,pat..land o' lakes,wi................I can't wait to have a bug..........!.....what a great find 5150!!!!!.
what Id like to know from a learning standpoint is he started this,guessing ,why is he not finishing it. Looks like he was contemplating it with gerson stuff on floor. Or did he find a better one to start with that fits his level of yea I'll do this up right better
Matt had every intention of finishing this 57 . As you suspected ...He found Euro , semaphore oval ragtop that is VERY solid so he going to do that car instead .
Hi guys , just saying I bought my 1959 ragtop for $400 in 1982 after I totaled my 1961 . I still got it and it's better than ever, I just love VW'S
What a fantastic car dude, great find. Always great to see an old bug being saved, just finished my 58 so my day can't get any better, thanks mate
thank you Lennert , your 58 is done already ???? awesome :)
Saved but will it ever be done
She is in pretty good shape for a Lite Rollover. My Dad and Mom brought Me home from the Hospitol in January 1961 in a Red one JUST LIKE THAT ONE. My first night home they could not get me to sleep , so they put me in the back seat and drove around the block. To this day I fall asleep in a car if someone else is driving. Also explains why i love to here a Bug motor run!
I remember when my brother and i went to look at a 57 bug in bayville long island around 1990 and the guy turns out to be a class mate and friend of mine from boces aviation school. so we haggle and he wants 3500 bucks. car was in driving condition. original olive green on the inside but dark blue on the outside. no rot and pretty straight. trans popped out of gear when romped on. 36hp and original tranny. we made an offer of 1500 dollars and walked away. 3 weeks later he calls us and accepts. no more deals like that anymore. Good luck. you are a saint for saving bugs or a glutten for punishment. I saved a rusted 63 sun roof bug in 1988. paid 450 bucks and restored her. joined the Connecticut VW club . My first show was Orangeburg NY. what a thrill. I did many shows like Litchfield and competed against the famous Humberto Lappa. I beat him once against his grey 64 first place 58 to 64. still have it and drive her regularly. even use it for work. im out of the show scene. but i may do one again someday in Connecticut because of you .
In 1961, my first car was a 1957 VW Beetle! I was 15 yrs old! Loved that car!
oh man , and oval for a 1st , & only 4 years old too , nice ! Mine was a 67
another one for santas raindeer, display,
what are you trading to get this one?
@@Mikefngarage l almost wrote that as my comment
Hope mustie does end up with it. It might end up as more than a garden ornament if he does
@@mustie1 He’s going to surprise me with it!! 😁
Oh Benny hush , you know I’m gonna trade M1 straight up for that sweet DS80 ....I’ll get 70 miles per gallon on that Hog 👍.
My 1st VW was a 32K mile 57 oval ragtop in Prairie Beige over Brick Red bought in 1968. I'm 70 and I still haven't stopped. Have fun with the new project
Nice , great to hear ....thank you Gary
When I was 17-18 (early 70's) people would give me cars like that. No one wanted them and maybe they just needed a little work .... damn. :) Sometimes just do a top end on them, I think it was $80 for a set of pistons/cylinders and take the heads down to the local machine shop ... those were the days.
I bought a 1955 VW Beetle in 1970 while in the US ARMY in Germany. Wrecked it in an accident with a street car less than 10 days before I came home in 1971! Left it there!
Excellent, great car. I love they way you didn't make an offer. You are good! Now I know why I always overpay for my cars, too keen! 😄👍
:) , thank you
Watching the completion of a deal is an interesting thing, as we see simultaneously one person having the first joy and the other the second ....
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My parents bought me a 59 in 64 when I started college. The engine seized in 66 and I sold it for short money cause I thought it was toast. The buyer put in a new engine in my driveway and drove away! I then bought a 61 with a retractable top which I had til 1970. Aah, the memories.
I gotta stop looking at these early VW videos! I remember watching this weeks ago on my large TV. My mind has been wandering ever since. Actually there's not much left to wander!
Back in the 60's we had one just like it with the added sunroof. Hauled kids, dogs, groceries, and other crap around central Illinois and loved it.
What means the most, my wife and I drove our little blue '57 VW from central Illinois to the middle of NY for a small concert in summer of 1969 and made it back home alive!
Most of you are too young to know but I still sorta remember that concert in a cow pasture and sleepin in a tent then the VW when the tent fell down in the mud, the rain, and the crowd.
My wife served hotdogs topless so we could eat.
I need another '57 VW ...... Like I need the Model A I foolishly recently bought.
Thanks Mustie1 and the rest of you crazy VW lovers for the memories.
Nice to see the VW fan / maniac community strong and supportive. I'm still amazed these cars survive so long with you weather. I'm looking forward to seeing more of this classic.
thank you Ken , me too👍
I like the deal. Thanks for including the negotiations. Found that interesting. PS don’t waste ketchup!
thank you Scot
This has the very rare taillight delete option! Available with the oval window models!
Absolutely buy, she appears to be able to be brought back. Age, rarity are there. I see a great project car. I'm sure the end result could be stunning!
Thank you Micael , I agree
Now that's more like it Jason. A Bug with issues! My sister in law's husband bought a 1958, Glacier blue garage kept Bug from a widow in 1974. This was in Illinois and it had about 42,000 original miles, no rust and the lady had all of her service work papers. I loved driving it when my wife and I would visit them. He traded it for a 2 seater MG convertible which he took with when they moved to Maine. He wouldn't sell me the VW because he wanted the MG. I drove the MG when we visited them in Maine in 2007 and it still ran great. Can't wait to see the will it start videos.
Sounds like some nice drives 👍😁
Lovely old car and well bought! Amazing how many vintage VWs there are in your part of the world. They aren’t available here, which is no doubt a function of the number sold. Looking forward to seeing this one again soon. I’m green with envy 5150...
thank you AB👍.
57's were great in '57. Each year they got better. My 1st car in '75 was a '64. I have another '64. They get into your soul. Cheers!
I bought my light blue '57 Beetle with sunroof in early 60's. Traded it and a 1965 Mustang fastback for a 1972 Gran Torino wagon for way under $6000.
We drove that Beetle from Illinoiz to a concert in a NY cow pasture and back in 1969. It got an unbelievable fuel mileage. I could drive fom central Ill to Chicago and back home on the same tank of gas.
12:00 those tires should make PUSHING it around...Easier???
Right Josh??
🤣 :))
Wow!,195Where is your assistant,Josh who is the one who gives the sign of approval of that awesome 1957 Oval, and since you have parts for the oval.
I had a 1959 was my first car. 200 dollars in 1969. Drive it up till the summer of 1971 right up to the draft sold it reported to the draft center. Long time ago.
Sure Jason....Buy it.....one good thing. One good thing no pine cones to clean out!😳 Great vidio Jason! Have a good day my friend!!!👍
So interesting to watch and learn from your videos. Even though you are a great experts on VWs, I am just as impressed by your warm humour.
thanks HH 👍
Heck I would take any oval just to have one...lol
Yes...buy it and surprise me with it!! 🤣
Did the body bolts come out?...More or less...😁
Never tried foil and ketchup. So McDonald’s ketchup? 😁
That’s more than a spot of rust on the extra roof...🤓
Looked better with the white walls!!
Got to watch your barter!! Very cool!
Haha ! Good stuff :)
That's " PEA SOUP VOMIT GREEN " .. Popular Colour in FRANCE!!
Or QUEBEC in Canada!!
The guitarist from DESCENDENTS , Stephen Egerton, just posted on Facebook that he was watching this video and spotted the shirt! Haha.... he’s a big fan of restoring VWs as well
Good morning was snowing in Toronto yesterday this is a ray of sunshine
Snow !?! NO ! :))
Definitely nicer than my 57, also blue, but just a shell. Thanks for sharing price. Time to get Mustie over, and get it running....
getting it running is easy ....ya gotta save the M1 favors for the tough stuff :)
I'm glad you filmed the price I almost spent 7500 for about the same condition same year car with no motor. Something said don't do it. These years are not in my range of knowledge. Just curious what would that roof clip go for. I see them always at shows. I will say it again, I don't know how you find all these Vws. I look on Facebook all the time. Just about all cars are running shape down here in Tampa, FL. Take care my friend
Hanging out in my neck of the woods, another great find.
a very nice neck of the woods ...those gas prices though !
Very cool! That engine sure looks nice on the outside. Nice score! Glad I got my 3 ovals in the '90's lol! Paid $6K less for much less rust.
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That car is awesome! I love that leather wrapped wheel too!
thanks bud , I usually cut those off immediately but I kinda eyeing that one and thinking i might actually leave it
Definitely buy it. Seems like it has good bones. I'd like to see you finish a project. LOL
I love this channel! I do hope he starts to knuckle down and finish some projects before they need rescuing from him!! Haha. I understand being addicted to the purchasing process. It’s great meeting new people, having a discussion about the history on the vehicle (note,,,,, it’s better when there is no great history, keeps the asking price down, usually), then the negotiations! Ohhh yeah!!!! I have had a lot of vehicles at one time (24 collector trucks) but I only ever had 2, occasionally 3 projects on the go. There was only a 3rd, if one was completed to the interior or the 3rd one was just a refresh! It was hard to keep myself to that though!!!
Once he gets a knack for the welding, he will get much quicker at finishing up his projects. I rarely buy any rusty projects, but live in a somewhat better climate.
I had no idea these were this kind of money.
pre 58' Beetles ( oval rear window ) bring more $ than your ave 60's beetle
My first car was a 1957 VW beetle. Purchased in 1961 in Sitka Alaska. Fun car
awesome :)
Making me feel sad Jason, when my old Dad died back in the '70's we sold his immaculate '57 oval, with a genuine 60 something thousand miles on it for only $300, only because my Mum couldn't drive a manual trans. I kick myself every time I think of it.
Sorry about your father. If we only knew now what we didn’t know then... ouch
Hi Gary , sorry to hear about your Dad passing early ....don't kick yourself , you did what you needed to do at that time .
@@5150mxVW thanks Jason.
You should definitely buy it! If you don't, someone else very soon will. Just don't go too far beyond what's reasonable. Remember your wife and Josh. You don't need another car just to push around!
I feel guilty about some cars I have rejected for cheap now... Guess I should have dragged that Strato Silver '54 out of the bush after all...
yep👍
Cool! Good deal! Don't let the roof clip go. Save it for something else.
thank you Steve , I have no use for it or the 1k price tag .
great car great price amazing deal Jason
thank you Brian , see you SOON
Love that patina! Cool bug!
thank you CT , will you get a freakin' Beetle on your channel already😁
@@5150mxVW I currently taking donations if you know anyone! =)
Looking good.
My grandmother hpad like 5 bugs in a row in the 70s
Yep, w/the right wheels & tires, you can definitely envision what a car could be. Imagine if he'd had those wheels mounted in the 1st place :) $$
Like #19
Thanks for the video!
Life is a learning curve!
Hindsight is 20-15!
Happy memorial day from southwest Florida.
You won't believe how many of these are sitting in garages and properties down here.
Remembering those we lost ...having lived in SW fl for a few years my guess is NONE :)
A lot of this year were Bondo Queens even back in 1969 when they could be had for 75 dollars running.
Ive bought a few for 75 bucks back in the day! we chopped em up made dune buggies and beat the living hell out of them,..What a Great childhood!!
@@fuzzwack1 yep. those were the days my friend..and the sellers were our age.
@@allenschmitz9644 nobody wanted them..But I learned a lot about VW engines then!! and had lots of fun!!
@@fuzzwack1 36 hp fun..and dream 1600.
hi jason love your new oval project quiet solid pity about the roof would be great if you could get the other roof section with the sunroof that would be cool best of luck with it love your videos
bike video the other day, now an oval!! Sweet stuff!
thank you Scot
How about a follow up on getting it fixed or going.
Sounds like a plan 👍
He was too nice a guy to beat up too much on the deal but he was really motivated to sell !
He is , yeah I was laughing while editing the deal part ....Matt was open to an offer under 6k and I kept saying ....so you want 6 and he finally came around to being firm on 6 haha :)).
Great buy on oval Jason !! I need one of these plus a splitscreen to complete my collection 👍 but need to sell first 😂
thank you ....an oval and a split bus ? yeah , get selling😂....I'm sure stuff is major $$$ where you are.
@@5150mxVW yeah big money in U.K. . I think I need to join yourself,mustie1 and Brian’s circle to get mates rated when your ready to sell 😂
Great video. Nice car and that guy has a cool old building.
Thank you , he sure does
That is an awesome VW bug yes I would love to have one
Love watching your videos man. Super easy to watch. I found a 61 beetle and bought it. Video in on my channel.
Ouch. Never knew they were so pricey.
Not too many years ago ( ok decades !! ) they paid you to take them out of their yards!!
I saw them going for $200 or less...
That's a fairly steep investment. So. You're obligated to at least get it running and driving. Can't wait to see the Will It Run video! You know you can add a grand of value if it'll at least haul its own weight around.
yes , " it runs , drives , stops ....needs some tlc " :))
@@5150mxVW TLC, Floors, ya know the usual.
Coca Cola & Tin foil works, What i use on Bmx Chrome Wheels n spokes. That is one dam fine car, Looking forward to the engine run video already.
My Mom said she used to use tin foil and coca cola on her bikes :). Thank you BMX'r
@@5150mxVW It works, but you have to use the good stuff, not cheap cola copies. Take care till next video :)
Interesting. My first car was a well used '57 Beetle. Disaster. Fuel pump broke while on the Jersey turnpike. Wiring fire in Philly. Across the PA turnpike on three cylinders. A VW dealer took it off my hands by paying off the loan.
That is a beautiful vw and I cannot wait to see what you do with it. Wait a minute, does Jen know about this? Thanks so much for the fun!
thank you Bruce , no she does not but her friends and Mom will notify her lol .
Good Morning Brother. Nice find
Good afternoon David , thank you
Matt's got one of those Mustie1 laughs. Very Infectious.😎
no wonder we hit it off👍
Good dealin' for both buyer and seller! I like that!
thank you Paul
Negotiations and body language are cool . More negotiation videos, please, 5150.
thank you
I think it was a fair deal! Car is complete
You know Mustie going to Help you feed the Rain Deer's 🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🪲👍😂🤣😅😅🥸!!!; )
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great buy.....get the roof clip as well...
thank you Sasha
Those wheels set it right off!🙌
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Nice Descendents shirt.. Enjoy!
Dope Descendents shirt brother.
5150 nice score love the chrome hubcaps in the dust rings the white walls.... oh my God it’s a beautiful car do you think you could have it ready for the frog rock show of 2021..... if you can get it running I bet you could roll up with the Wells Fargo money truck and give you some money......I got all my pennies rolled in the truck.... Get back to me on this matter small installment payments you and the DUBWERKS a couple of late nights few weekends but you could have a ready junkmando PS about the Yamaha and helmet bell helmet back in the day bought it in 1971 for like $90 I wish I had it today as an archive I was old as dirt
Hi Safety Bacon , I don't think this one will be at Frog Rock ...see you there👍
Wet brillo pad brings the rust off chrome then use a chrome polish, even if it's bad it can still get it off
👍...SOS pads work well too ....brillo might be a little coarse ?
Cool I think you should buy it it's a cool bug
thank you , I agree :)
that was a deal IMO....with engine. and heater channels. LIke you need lots of heater channels.
thanks Mike....dozens😄
love the dash--// now you have the real deal
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Rookie mistake, now the wife will know what you paid for the car. You know at some time, you will actually have to start fixing all of those bugs. John
haha, lots of guys are always asking what i pay , Matt was cool with me filming so Ieft I it in.....this summer👍
For that kind of money, the seller should have thrown in the roof clip. He'd have $6500 in his pocket AND a parking bay for his next project!
What happened to the cr125 restoration? I really enjoyed that series, that case was fixable
Great bug, awsome patina, great deal😁👍
thanks man👍
Was this PRE-APPROVED by Jenn? What is my 67 worth, ballpark. All original, one repaint. Roger in Pierre South Dakota
we ran out of permission slips around 50 Vw's ago
Way to go nice oval. Always enjoy your videos have a great weekend...
thank you EB , you as well
Man another awesome find
thank you Joshua
Q & A, Do you have any limits to how many you buy? What is your ultimate goal passion with your purchases? (like what do you want to achieve?)
Think he wants wife to leave him.
have fun👍...I probably have almost 50 cars so it's time to sell some off and try and keep a dirty dozen .
haha, then I'd have no money to buy cars
Nice find!
Liked before the 1st ad ended.
Thank you !😁
Prices have really gone up since I bought my '55 semaphore bug. It was a Montana car and the only rust is on the rear bumper mount area. I hope to get the engine running next year and may try to paint it myself.
nice find👍! Get after it :))
@@5150mxVW I've had it for over 20 years but it's been in storage until recently. I finally have a garage now but have a lot of projects to complete on my house before I can even think of working on the bug.
“bonus” - take a drinking shot ☺️
Haha , did I say it that many times
,,,,,,,,blue======check radio======check. Blue======check. Oval window====== sold...😯,,,tnx,pat..land o' lakes,wi................I can't wait to have a bug..........!.....what a great find 5150!!!!!.
Nice cool bug.
thank you JcF
Wow another air cooled machine but at least this one is a vw 👍
:)👍
Hi would like to know if your selling any of the bugs
Did you two just become best friends? Good video.
YEP👍...thank you
Remember, 'Reciprocating Engine' is the proper term. A 'Motor' converts electrical energy to rotating motion.
Oh jeeeez :) ...noted
Those klassic fab channels are $$$ but worth every penny
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I love to get a 57 oval and make that into an aircooled hot rod bug the black widow
what Id like to know from a learning standpoint is he started this,guessing ,why is he not finishing it. Looks like he was contemplating it with gerson stuff on floor. Or did he find a better one to start with that fits his level of yea I'll do this up right better
Matt had every intention of finishing this 57 . As you suspected ...He found Euro , semaphore oval ragtop that is VERY solid so he going to do that car instead .
Eres un gran hombre
Muchas gracias apreciado
Great video!
Take it apart, start the restoration, get discouraged, walk away, sell it as a project vehicle, I can relate.
Quad zero steel wool works well too.
👍, that is what I use