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Thanks for sharing Faster story I love beetle so so much. I want buy one and restore it soon. I had 1966 when I was young had to sell need money at the time. That was painful my uncle still has my 1966 beetle. Again awesoome video. Never get rid of Fester.
i liked the show that you presented with your beetle, it makes me work harder at getting mine done and hopefully transport back to the U.K for one of the shows!
My compliments, a lot of time, work and money. I know, I did it 3 times because I have 3 of them: a 1967 sedan, sunroof and convertible. That full-collapsing radio antenna is a nice option. I think the red interior was a good choice. My understanding is that the 1967 European Beetle still had the glass headlight covers, whereas the USA versions had just the sealed beam. You must be glad it's finished.
Thanks. Thats my second Beetle as well as a '72 camper and a '70 Type3 fastback. I keep saying never again but before I know it another project arrives. Cant wait for summer to get it out again. In 1967 the 1300 and 1500 got the upright headlamps similar to the US (though not sealed beam) but this car being a 1200 and the cheapest in the range it retained the sloping headlamps and 5 bolt wheels.
Awesome project nice restoration and the video production was very good as well. The little shots like the gas filter filling and dropping in the gas tank down in to position take time to setup but show an eye for detail. Kudos all the way around
This old girl was in rough shape, makes me appreciate how good a shape my 69 is, you people did an amazing job, saved this little car from the scrap yard, you should be proud.
Fantastic, I can't remember if I've commented before, but the paint on this car is amazing! I'm restoring a black '67 myself and hope the paint turns out that nice!
All credit goes to the painter I hired on that one. He spent hours getting it right and was particularly obsessed about getting the GPR wings to look as flawless as possible.
i love the dedication of these young peoples to restore and old legend like volkwagen Beetle, did you know this was the first car i ever drove with my dad?? the amazing snorring sounds of the boxerengine is a legend, and the beating heart of evry volkwagen , Van , or beetle ...good job and a tremendous award of satisfaction to drive and restore these cars, congratulation, from a fan of Belgium
WOW! What a thoroughly enjoyable video to watch, so much rot and an astonishing amount of work and hours gone in to your beautiful car. How lovley to see the finished product. All your hard work and effort rewarded with the best in show prize, well deserved. Wishing you many years and miles of happiness with Fester
I restored fully a vw beetle 1964, it is wonderful when you are working during the project, I have so many people who like the car and they want buy it, I love this beetle before I had a 1973 beetle but I was a fool and sell it. When the vw factory in Mexico fabricated the last beetle 2003 year model, I could buy one of them but I prefer restore the 1964 because this is a classic really. I must tell spended a lot of money during the restore more than the 2003 new cost version, after all I am very happy with my beetle it is unique and it is really a part of me.
Great video! I especially liked it when the owners didn’t quit after they let Fester sit for a couple of years, but continued to work on Fester when most people would have thrown in the towel after letting a restoration project sit that long. On thing I would like to do sometime is buy some old rust bucket right hand drive Beetle from the U.K., bring it home here to the U.S., and build it into a show winner! 😊
Gorgeous! Winning the "Best Paint" award is quite an achievement, Volkswagens of this vintage came finished from the factory with paint quality equal to (some say better than) that of Rolls Royce. I think it was the dipping. My family history with these vehicles goes back to 1944 (long story) but my favorite was our '66. Yours reminds me so much of that car, and your video took me back in time. I was 3, and mom would let me ride in the luggage well behind the rear seat when we weren't in traffic. Couldn't legally do that these days, but it was the 60s. Thanks for posting such a great video!
Great video, beautiful bug and very inspiring as I am currently restoring my '73 Beetle which is also black with red upholstery. Hoping to attend Volksfling 2021 with luck.
Great work on a beautiful beetle, I'm not an expert or anything but I've always liked beetles since my brother had a few when I was young. Never took the gamble to get one cos I don't know my way around an engine like yourself. Plus I prefer the year you have.👍👍
EXCELLENT ! AMAZING JOB ! WELL DONE ! GIVING A OLD VW BEETLE HAVE NEW LIFE, FROM THE PERFECTIONAL OLD VW BEETLE FANS ( OWNERS ) WITH PASSION AND LOVE REBUILD THIS OLD VW BEETLE, SHOULD BE CAN DRIVING A LONG LONG TIME ! BUT ONE THING CAN NOT CHANGE IS OLD BEETLE ALWAYS CAN MAKE SOME FUN AND WHEN YOU DRIVE ! MAY BE NOT SO FAST, BUT IS FUN AND JOY ! TURN ON THE RADIO PLAY SOME OLD JAZZ, SOME GOOD OLD SONG, DRIVING EASY AND EASY LIVING ! THAT'S DRIVING OLD BEETLE SO 'BOUT !
Excellent video and car. Congratulations. Something to keep for ever. I'd never have the patience or skill to do anything like that, but it's whetted my appetite to throw some money in the direction of someone who has!
G’day and greetings from Tasmania Australia well done with “Fester” he looks absolutely terrific! I had a super bug years ago and it was one of the best cars I owned thank you for doing the time lapse of his restoration kind regards John
BTJustice no we get the same weather black ice,snow ect but we don’t use salt instead they use grit very fine gravel and that works well but can scratch you car along the rocker panels.
You are right, its the salt that does the damage and here in Scotland they now add a sugar compound to make the salt stick to the road. As you can imagine it means that the sald now sticks to cars even worse and dogs like to lick the road so double hazzard.
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If you found this video helpfull and it saved you spending a lot of money at a main dealer or garage then I would be really grateful if you could drop me a wee donation using the super thanks button and help me make more of these videos. Thank you all, Dave.
Guys … amazing story; the love and effort put into the build. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for sharing Faster story I love beetle so so much. I want buy one and restore it soon. I had 1966 when I was young had to sell need money at the time. That was painful my uncle still has my 1966 beetle. Again awesoome video. Never get rid of Fester.
I could see Fester smiling there with his prize. What a beautiful Beetle. Well done
Very nice! Well done! My congratulations from Brazil!
A worthwhile project and my favorite year bug as well! Beautiful, and well done!
Sweet ride. Great job documenting the restoration.
Look good color, in and out, very nice car, beautiful job, this car glowing in the dark.... Congratulations
Looks good in black-and-white, that paint really shows the gloss!
Wow...great History !!!
Wow that is pure dedication , great great great work , a labor of love . That bug has a soul 😄
Brilliant job,....... perfect!
Exept for the sun visor!
Thanks and one of the great things about this world is we are all different and I think the sunvisor looks great.
Absolutely lovely job!! Fester looks fantastic!!
Brilliant video, thank you for sharing the journey.
Awesome total restoration projects .
This is not a car ! This is beetle Volkswagen !
God Damn! You really were thorough! I just spent 3 years on my 63 Chevy Corvair. It wasn't as far gone as Fester
Awesome job you guys. Congratulations!
It's a beautiful story between the "bug" & the master keeper. Hope the story will be continue generation after generation. 👍
An amazing story and a great restoration back to originality
Congratulation's! All your hard work paid off. You have every reason to be Proud of Fester - he looks lovely!
i liked the show that you presented with your beetle, it makes me work harder at getting mine done and hopefully transport back to the U.K for one of the shows!
Congratulations on the show and all the hard work it took to bring back a classic ride...
My compliments, a lot of time, work and money. I know, I did it 3 times because I have 3 of them: a 1967 sedan, sunroof and convertible. That full-collapsing radio antenna is a nice option. I think the red interior was a good choice. My understanding is that the 1967 European Beetle still had the glass headlight covers, whereas the USA versions had just the sealed beam. You must be glad it's finished.
Thanks. Thats my second Beetle as well as a '72 camper and a '70 Type3 fastback. I keep saying never again but before I know it another project arrives. Cant wait for summer to get it out again. In 1967 the 1300 and 1500 got the upright headlamps similar to the US (though not sealed beam) but this car being a 1200 and the cheapest in the range it retained the sloping headlamps and 5 bolt wheels.
nice to see people working on their own car , well done looks good black isnt an easy color to work with, red trim realy makes it !!!!!!!
What a ride! Great video, Thanks for sharing this.
Loved the entire proces! What an amazing job and craftsmanship you showed us. Than you!
Wow Nice Video great Restoration job Enjoy him greatly...
Lovely car and brilliantly documented too! He's a beauty!
Congratulations for a job beautifully done!
HI FROM COLOMBIA. BEAUTY STORY AND EXCELLENT RESTORATION. HAVE A NICE DAY.
Great video, enjoy Fester in his fresh new life!
Awesome project nice restoration and the video production was very good as well. The little shots like the gas filter filling and dropping in the gas tank down in to position take time to setup but show an eye for detail. Kudos all the way around
Beautiful restoration! I had a 1967 powder blue bug with a white interior. We restored it and eventually sold it. I miss that car.
great story nice to see it saved. and not abandoned as most people do when stuff gets in the way the give up.
Congratulations from Brazil too. Great job and deserved prize.
well recorded and put together. a good watch
Great looking car and great story behind the build!
This is great. That is all.
This old girl was in rough shape, makes me appreciate how good a shape my 69 is, you people did an amazing job, saved this little car from the scrap yard, you should be proud.
A respectful and loving restoration, well done to all involved.
Thanks Tim, as I get older I think I prefer stock restoration to a good standard over custom and gimmicks.
Congratulations! That was great. How cool. Jojo must love cruising Fester around after that resto.
Enjoyed it thoroughly. Have loved Beetles since the Love Bug movies when we were kids! Thanks!
Congrats to you for the Beetle restoration.
I’m from Brazil.
Fantastic, I can't remember if I've commented before, but the paint on this car is amazing! I'm restoring a black '67 myself and hope the paint turns out that nice!
All credit goes to the painter I hired on that one. He spent hours getting it right and was particularly obsessed about getting the GPR wings to look as flawless as possible.
Your vehicle is outstanding our making me very jealous I can’t wait till I do mine
Great video and thanks for sharing!
What a lovely video ❤️ many happy miles with Fester and congratulations with the prices! Well deserved.
i love the dedication of these young peoples to restore and old legend like volkwagen Beetle, did you know this was the first car i ever drove with my dad?? the amazing snorring sounds of the boxerengine is a legend, and the beating heart of evry volkwagen , Van , or beetle ...good job and a tremendous award of satisfaction to drive and restore these cars, congratulation, from a fan of Belgium
Thank you Noel and I hope you are still Beetling now? 😁
WOW! What a thoroughly enjoyable video to watch, so much rot and an astonishing amount of work and hours gone in to your beautiful car. How lovley to see the finished product. All your hard work and effort rewarded with the best in show prize, well deserved. Wishing you many years and miles of happiness with Fester
That was fantastic!
Love the video!! Favorite was the sped up parts with the sounds!
Thanks Paul, glad you enjoyed it. If you like the sped up parts I think you would like the engine build video; ua-cam.com/video/dGd3ypb82rs/v-deo.html
Nice job....long live Fester!!
Amazing work , what a beautiful car
Congratulations on marriage and the finishing of foster, but now that foster is so beautiful it should be called Morticia! Love it...
I will put that idea to Jojo and see what she thinks. Only problem there is the FST on the numberplate will need to be changet to MOR.
Very nice job..enjoy👌
What a fantastic car
Thank you.
Yeah Fester!! Great job on the restoration!!!
You did a wonderful job, congratulations. Cheers from Oklahoma
I restored fully a vw beetle 1964, it is wonderful when you are working during the project, I have so many people who like the car and they want buy it, I love this beetle before I had a 1973 beetle but I was a fool and sell it. When the vw factory in Mexico fabricated the last beetle 2003 year model, I could buy one of them but I prefer restore the 1964 because this is a classic really. I must tell spended a lot of money during the restore more than the 2003 new cost version, after all I am very happy with my beetle it is unique and it is really a part of me.
Yes, great video and Congratulations! Or is it, congratulasions? Job well done.
Lovely vw Journey! keep safe always. Keep Buggin😊🙏
Great video! I especially liked it when the owners didn’t quit after they let Fester sit for a couple of years, but continued to work on Fester when most people would have thrown in the towel after letting a restoration project sit that long. On thing I would like to do sometime is buy some old rust bucket right hand drive Beetle from the U.K., bring it home here to the U.S., and build it into a show winner! 😊
Thanks James. I wasnt allowed to give up or it would have been divorce and doing up the car was a cheaper option.
Wow that is cool, one day I will own a beetle. Well done on the work you've done and it's paid off at the show too 👍😁
Well made video. Great car.
Ficou lindo depois de pronto e a restauração q vcs se dedicou está perfeita...👌👌👏👏👏👏😉 felicidades pra vcs com esse clássico restaurado.
Great work
Gorgeous! Winning the "Best Paint" award is quite an achievement, Volkswagens of this vintage came finished from the factory with paint quality equal to (some say better than) that of Rolls Royce. I think it was the dipping. My family history with these vehicles goes back to 1944 (long story) but my favorite was our '66. Yours reminds me so much of that car, and your video took me back in time. I was 3, and mom would let me ride in the luggage well behind the rear seat when we weren't in traffic. Couldn't legally do that these days, but it was the 60s. Thanks for posting such a great video!
Wow looks amaaaazing hope to see it soon at Braehead :-)
Congratulations... Well done! Good job!
I really enjoyed this video! Well done on the restoration - Fester looks fantastic 👍
Nice clean bug!!!
Congratulations!! Beautiful bug!
WELL DONE!
So sweet.
Amigo, te felicito, que hermoso quedó tu escarabajo, saludos desde México.
Obrigado meu amigo.
Fantastic, it's really your car now. Not an inch untouched
Cheers but you will get me in trouble! Its really my wife's car now :-D
Great video, beautiful bug and very inspiring as I am currently restoring my '73 Beetle which is also black with red upholstery. Hoping to attend Volksfling 2021 with luck.
So beautiful🐰
Great work on a beautiful beetle, I'm not an expert or anything but I've always liked beetles since my brother had a few when I was young. Never took the gamble to get one cos I don't know my way around an engine like yourself. Plus I prefer the year you have.👍👍
sweet black bandit
A Great Restoration :)
Nice little resto...
thats awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Amazing work! Well done. (Y)
Thanks for a video. Best one I have ever seen.
NICE!!! Good job
EXCELENT!!!!!!!!
Só não digo que está perfeito, porque um carro tão bonito desses não merece um nome tão feio assim!
Daqui do Brasil, parabéns pelo belo resgate!
Muito obrigado. O nome é feio, mas vem da placa do carro onde as últimas letras são FST. Tenha um ótimo dia aqui na Escócia.
@@AstonishingGlasgow 🙂👍🤝
Congratulations!
great job
EXCELLENT !
AMAZING JOB !
WELL DONE !
GIVING A OLD VW BEETLE HAVE NEW LIFE, FROM THE PERFECTIONAL OLD VW BEETLE FANS ( OWNERS ) WITH PASSION AND LOVE REBUILD THIS OLD VW BEETLE, SHOULD BE CAN DRIVING A LONG LONG TIME !
BUT ONE THING CAN NOT CHANGE IS OLD BEETLE ALWAYS CAN MAKE SOME FUN AND WHEN YOU DRIVE !
MAY BE NOT SO FAST, BUT IS FUN AND JOY ! TURN ON THE RADIO PLAY SOME OLD JAZZ, SOME GOOD OLD SONG, DRIVING EASY AND EASY LIVING !
THAT'S DRIVING OLD BEETLE SO 'BOUT !
Nice restoration, from 64vw of nj
Check out my volky video on UA-cam aircoler for life from 64vw of nj
Congrats
Nice job!
Yo tengo uno igual que es de mi padre , espero restaurarlo muy pronto , al menos la pintura externa ya está , es idéntico al tuyo
Les deseo todo lo mejor con la restauración.
I bought a brand new 67 VW bug for 1400 dollars at the end of the 37 model year. it had two options.. deluxe seat covers, and a push button am radio.
Está muy bonito ese vocho
😍😍
Congratulations
Excellent video and car. Congratulations. Something to keep for ever. I'd never have the patience or skill to do anything like that, but it's whetted my appetite to throw some money in the direction of someone who has!
G’day and greetings from Tasmania Australia well done with “Fester” he looks absolutely terrific! I had a super bug years ago and it was one of the best cars I owned thank you for doing the time lapse of his restoration kind regards John
Thanks John, I bet in Tasmania you don't have the same rust issues we get here? 😄
BTJustice no we get the same weather black ice,snow ect but we don’t use salt instead they use grit very fine gravel and that works well but can scratch you car along the rocker panels.
You are right, its the salt that does the damage and here in Scotland they now add a sugar compound to make the salt stick to the road. As you can imagine it means that the sald now sticks to cars even worse and dogs like to lick the road so double hazzard.