Tamiya Sand Scorcher – Part 4
By contributing author: Adam Powers This month, we will do some light restoration work on the body and some of the plastics.
Taking their Bug for a spin – really!
The Kitchen family from Toronto made some progress yesterday on restoring their 1974 Super Beetle.
Repair: Battery Service
VW – 6 or 12 Volt Battery Compartment Maintenance In the ’66 beetle I own, the 6 volt battery sits on the metal floor pan under the rear seat, passenger …
Repair: Tail Lights
I did this repair on my own car about a month ago, but I didn’t write this article until now because I didn’t think anyone else could benefit from my …
Bugout 37 Results – July 8th 2018
If you were a visitor at Bug Out or a sponsor of Bug Out – thank you for supporting us. We produce the event in association with the K-W …
Repair: A gentleman does not motor around after dark
“A gentleman does not motor around after dark.’ I used to think that quote from Joseph Lucas was reserved for Lucas automotive electrics – but I nearly experienced it myself. …
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Review: Antenna for your Bug
I had the good fortune of finding a radio for my 1975 Bug during a recent swap meet at John’s Bug Shop (a sponsor of our club). It was a …
Repair: Are you the keymaster?
Locks on your VW bug are pretty simple to work on. On my 1975, the door locks didn’t match the ignition lock. Since it was a used car, I …