I’ve been told that I have patience, but you, my young friend, take to a new level. Great job on the interior, a blend of grays, always look good. I subscribed ! Thanks, RickGTI….. 🌴
This was so good and helpful to see! I just got the same wheels (but gasoline and automatic) and, same drooping headliner and seeing how I might be able to repair it. Really appreciate the effort of record your work on this and sharing it!
What is the trick to get the eyeglasses compartment on the front center part of the headliner? I can’t figure out how to get to those 2 screws than attach it to the headliner.
Do you live in Virginia? If so, I will pay you to help me do this with my 2000 VW Beetle! Name your price! I'm serious! Let me know if you live in Virginia.
I appreciate the trust and confidence, but I do not, and I wouldn't feel comfortable taking on a "costomer" with no real support system in place should something happen.
What a project! That's an incredible transformation!
I’ve been told that I have patience, but you, my young friend, take to a new level. Great job on the interior, a blend of grays, always look good. I subscribed ! Thanks, RickGTI….. 🌴
Such an awesome video! Great job so far!
Looks good!
This was so good and helpful to see! I just got the same wheels (but gasoline and automatic) and, same drooping headliner and seeing how I might be able to repair it.
Really appreciate the effort of record your work on this and sharing it!
LED dome light and interior lights make a big difference. Nice work.
Yes my 2007 New Beetle smells like crayons too!
I Appreciate the detailed info! Going to be tackling similar restoration on my daughters 2010 Beetle that I just purchased.
Aha, I guess I needed to watch all the way to 26:45 to get the answer to my question about the eyeglass door removal. Thanks for sharing this video!
Great Job! You live up to the ideal son in law.
interior looks better, good job, bruh.
Very well done!
Good job
air bag warning will be one of the seatbelt buckle sensors
Gotcha. I think it was triggered when I disconnected it. I cleared the code and it never came back
What is the trick to get the eyeglasses compartment on the front center part of the headliner? I can’t figure out how to get to those 2 screws than attach it to the headliner.
Does dynamat/peel and seal work as well as the stock sound deadening?
Ps it looks great!!!
awesome restoration! do you remember where you got the headliner fabric from? also, what was your budget?
Thanks, I think everything actually under $1,000. As for the the headliner, I just got a generic roll of headliner fabric in grey off ebay.
cool, thanks for responding! i’m attempting a similar restoration on my 2006 beetle. very informative video. :)
I would change out the Engine coolant temp sensor before the thermostat. They are a common fault
Both were changed!
They sell COVERLAYS to cover the door cards on ebay
You mentioned the ac kit? What is that? Where do I get that?
Just a recharge kit from an auto parts store. Didn't fix it, there is a leak somewhere in the system
Where did you get the carpet?
Carpet and seats were both from the salvage yard
@@AllThingsBoost I have a hole through the carpet and the foam. Does the foam pull out as well using the same method?
@@johndean5860 yes
@@AllThingsBoost thanks so much I’m gonna give it a try!
Do you live in Virginia? If so, I will pay you to help me do this with my 2000 VW Beetle! Name your price! I'm serious! Let me know if you live in Virginia.
I appreciate the trust and confidence, but I do not, and I wouldn't feel comfortable taking on a "costomer" with no real support system in place should something happen.
@@AllThingsBoost Thanks for answering. I'll tackle is myself. Your video and other videos on youtube will help me! Wish me Luck!