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Post by mushroom on Dec 8, 2009 19:24:05 GMT
My first beetle in 1986, L plates weren't mine That got written off by a crappy little 2CV in '87 so we bought this LHD 1302s. 8x15 wellers on the front, 6x14s on the front Following on from that we bought a '72 Westfalia camper in '89 then a rotten '75 Devon camper in '95 I ended up parting it out for oodles of cash in '03 Bought this and ran it around for 4 years, hated the thing. Came in handy towing the 412 Variant back from Devon though £70 on ebay, was a mess and broke it for spares farm3.static.flickr.com/2568/4169186584_45ab09d62f.jpg[/mg]£50 lasted a day in one piece, again broken for bits ( we've still got some left ) The £300 Ghia, 10 years abandoned and vandalised. We started having more kids so ended up selling it and buying the Eriba Puck. Fibreglass flipfront was an ex US drag car ( apparently :/ )
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Post by mushroom on Dec 8, 2009 19:52:21 GMT
Selling the Ghia made space for the '63 Eriba Puck can't remember when I had this, probably after writing off the Audi Coupe jaz's bus after she bare-metaled it our £50 beetle, stood for 4 years in the same spot. splash of petrol, jumped from my bus and jaz drove it home. £20 in parts for the MOT and we drove it around all year a cheap set of minilites later jaz's beetle still lives in our garage my old '64 split, I miss that bus both our buses on our Art By Beck stall at Brighton Breeze '07 The interim car when both buses broke down last xmas now scrapped and ebayed and still got the 1.9TD to go into jaz's bay when I get a chance The T4 9 seater caravelle , 5 cylinder 2.4 diesel running our homebrew biodiesel en-route to The Lakes, 9 people on board, towing the Puck with 140 litres of biodiesel under the bed
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Post by BB on Dec 12, 2009 11:45:43 GMT
Some lovely vehicles there mate. Get me a £50 Beetle that works please
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Post by BB on Dec 12, 2009 11:47:11 GMT
The Ghia is my one of my Dads favourite cars
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Post by mushroom on Dec 12, 2009 20:37:11 GMT
Ghia's go for mad prices, we sold our wreck for £350 and it needed splitting from the floorpan, new floors putting in and a new engine. I've got a local friend with one of only 2 automatic Type 3 Karmann Ghias in the UK they look a bit different to the Type 1 (like ours) This is his before it caught fire on the M23 a couple of months later. A bit worrying as he's paralysed from the waist down, but he's nearly got it back on the road this isn't his but it's up for sale for £15k
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Post by ajchopper on Dec 16, 2009 18:59:13 GMT
MMMMMMMMMM razor edge on radars.... Looks nice..
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