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GEX engines by
[email protected]
On Friday, September 1, 2000 2:00:46 AM UTC-4, Tim Wallace wrote:
> I'm gong to be buying a turnkey from somewhere (I don't have the time to
> rebuild my 'spare' and my primary engine is now beyond saving). I want a
> dual port, dual relief case, doghouse cooler, etc.
>
> I checked with John C.,...
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Ramvy the First by
vwluvrs[_2_]
Ramvy the First, never made it out of California
http://images.thesamba.com/vw/gallery/pix/30752.jpg
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Got lots done, but lots of drama! by
AllanW
I took last Friday, and Monday through Wednesday off this week, to try to get something done on my 72 1200 "standard" beetle. Originallu I was having Friday and Monday only....
On Friday I managed to remove the last guard and epoxy enamel the mating surfaces, and the area in behind the running...
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Not many VW,s in Turkey by
John[_28_]
Just spent 11 days touring Turkey and only saw one VW. A Beetle about 65
vintage, probably a 1300 from script on boot.( script was in Turkish!).
Pottering along gamely in middle of 3 lane highway.
Looked in excellent condition. 100,s of Renault 12s though in the rural
areas but none in cities.
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New to me,,, A "Wild Westerner" bus... by
vwluvrs[_2_]
Seems to be a bit of controversy surrounding this colour scheme..
I think the Designers at VWOA were on drugs in 1973 when they came up with this scheme.
It is rumored to have been a 1973 only colour scheme, and sold only on the west coast of the US..
Any one have any knowledge of them (other than...
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Beutler Sports Car by
Bill Berckman
I was reading a car related book called the Encylopedia of Sports Cars. Was reading about a car called the Beutler. They were a Swiss coachbuilder. They did some work for Porsche and used some VWs and related parts in creating their vehicles. The book said that they also built a 4 door VW Beetle....
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71 campmobile interior wood venereer by
akahemi#1
what two types of wood was used on the walls and roof and cabinets? i am
restoring one w/ 47k mi very nice shape white ext.
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swing axle nuts - Guru advice appreciated. by
ChrisKlinger
Here's a new one for me; if anyone can tell me WTF, I'd be most
appreciative.
Did the brakes on the Ghia. Replaced rear grease seals, Torqued rear axle
nuts to >215 ft. lbs. Checked and tightened link pins; some slop, planned
rebush for soon.
All's great. Had a little rumble in right rear,...
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75 FI problems, running rich by
Jan Andersson[_4_]
I'll post this here, a customer of mine has a rich condition apparently
with his 75 FI bug. I've never worked on the FI version, so I could use
some troubleshooting help.... any ideas welcome.
I've tinkered with Porsche FI from the same era and I assume the
fundamentals are very similar
hi...
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My odometer has lost its mind! by
ChrisKlinger
Filled up just after getting out of work, odometer shows 00621. Got home -
straight home - ODO shows 00636. It's a 5 mile ride...
No wonder I occasionally seem to get extraordinary MPG.
Bet I've been changing my oil too often, too.
Chris
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6V to 12 conversion q. by
Jorge[_2_]
a neighbor with a '60 bug asked me how difficult it is to go 12 volt.
I thought the starter was the worst of it.
tho you can spin a 6v starter with 12volt. isn't it easier to rebush the
tranny and find a bendix that fits the ring gear?
where can one get this?
TIA
g
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Karma ; what a concept!
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an electric VW on the news! by
Jorge[_2_]
yes. a converted '67 Karmann ghia.
http://www.wired.com/autopia/2013/05/electric-karmann-ghia-tweets/
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Karma ; what a concept!
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Rear torsion bars? by
John[_28_]
Was fiddling around under rear of squareback and noticed top of bump rubbers
were about 1/2 inch off the stop. Would have thought it should be greater
than that. I suppose its conceivable
torsion bars may have settled in last 43 years!. Went through all my
manuals but wasn,t any specs
referring...
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Beetle/bug Pickup project by
tricky[_2_]
Hi all
for a while now, I have been toying with the idea of making a beetle
pickup for me to use for work.
It would be more or less a 'standard' pickup design, but with a roof
rack capable of carrying full 8x4 sheets .
It will probably take me a year (or more) to complete.
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Drive your VW to work day by
vwluvrs[_2_]
Don't forget, Drive Your VW to Work Day is THIS Friday June 21st! Show your pride and camaraderie by choosing your VW as your ride to work!
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A ACVW nut.? by
Shoe-Chucker 2
If I go to a bug in/ meet. I take along the "nut" that you used to find
behind the dash. it held the light switch in.
It was made out of brass. I polish it and ask people if they can
identify it.. I usually have along a complete switch to show where the
"nut" came from.
the "q" is why brass?
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what's in the "boot' of a K.G.? by
Shoe-Chuckers
I went to pick up a floor jack and the young man wheeled in out of the
store and stood behind my '69 K.G. waiting to put it in. I said no,
there's in engine already in the space. He was young. and didn't see the
air intake slots.
Maybe he's never seen a K.G. before. Is that possible?
hey, the...
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