1965 VW bug

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Re: 1965 VW bug

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Raj wrote:haha... I'll pass, but I can lend you something to drive if you come up for the air raid.
That's a VERY tempting offer, Raj. Thank you. I doubt there's any way I can swing it though. I'm taking a week off work in July, going back for two days, then taking off another three. I'm going to end up behind on my maintenance at work as it is, I don't want to get the boss too PO'd at me. If I can make it happen I will let you know.
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Re: 1965 VW bug

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So I'm thinking the next project is to adjust the spring plates?
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Re: 1965 VW bug

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Yeah. Her ass needs to down a hair
Glenn wrote:I have to say, this "gruppe" is so much more than just a car club.
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Re: 1965 VW bug

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Brown wrote:
Raj wrote:
Brown wrote:
Raj,

I ordered the parts for the realy, i'm just waiting for the fuse holder to come in.
Kenjamin.... still have this setup?
Wow she cleans up nice!!

I'll make one up for you!!!
Done!!!
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Re: 1965 VW bug

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this poor has been in hibernation all winter....... She decided to make an appearance last weekend.

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young Liam may be making an interstate voyage in the next few weeks, so if the powers that be agree to it ( the wife!) he will be rolling in a 2L
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Good to show her some love!!!
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Re: 1965 VW bug

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Hubba hubba.

Every few months Raj surprises me by having an awesome car he worked-on that I didn't know about.
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He's got a few more.
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Re: 1965 VW bug

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Kermit wrote:Hubba hubba.

Every few months Raj surprises me by having an awesome car he worked-on that I didn't know about.


Thanks... I have a few in my arsenal, some of which just don't get the attn they deserve at the moment due to competing priorities. They however do make an appearance every now and then.
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Re: 1965 VW bug

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'forgive me father at its been 3 years since my last post'
seriously.... WTF!

Been working like a DOG, both at work and home. Lately, Im trying to sneak into the garage late night when everyone is asleep and I cant work on the house. Been slowly chipping away at all my cars, and turning down side jobs in an effort to give my cars the attn they deserve. My 'daily' vws of course get the focus, with the more toy like ones like the 65 falling by the waste side.

The poor 65, has been sleeping for years. Installed a 4 inch beam in it a few years ago, and had to move on to other cars, so she has been shuffled around from corner to corner. The poor car is getting a little beat up. Shes next on the list. I recently changed the fuel pump that was working intermittently and last night, she fired right up. Its nice to hear those straight cut gears again..... And that A1 exhaust... like music to my ears. I need to tighten up that front beam and make all is good, but man, I cant wait to take this thing out for a cruise.
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Re: 1965 VW bug

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wow thats a sweet ride
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elrockk wrote:wow thats a sweet ride
It's a scary ride when the passenger seat isn't bolted in...... ask me how i know ;)
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Re: 1965 VW bug

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Glenn wrote:
elrockk wrote:wow thats a sweet ride
It's a scary ride when the passenger seat isn't bolted in...... ask me how i know ;)
You're suddenly one to speak on poorly secured parts? Lol
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Re: 1965 VW bug

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Glenn wrote:I have to say, this "gruppe" is so much more than just a car club.
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Red cars are sooooooo played out.
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Re: 1965 VW bug

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Sweet Raj! Hows things?? I also like the 3HP mini bike in the back ground! Always wanted one of those as a kid. Lol
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Matts70 wrote:Sweet Raj! Hows things?? I also like the 3HP mini bike in the back ground! Always wanted one of those as a kid. Lol
Raj is putting a 1600SP on it.
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Re: 1965 VW bug

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Nice! Sort of like the V8 Bar stool? Wonder if someone made a flat 4 Bar stool??
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Re: 1965 VW bug

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ok Glenn how do you know?
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Glenn knows everything! Just ask him.Lol!
Still Monkeying Around. Not afraid to tell you how I really feel.
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Re: 1965 VW bug

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Took the old girl to work this am.

The years are taking their toll on her.... I have a good list for the winter for her.

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Re: 1965 VW bug

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Glenn wrote:I have to say, this "gruppe" is so much more than just a car club.
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Back on the road terrorizing Hondas.
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Re: 1965 VW bug

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Glenn wrote:I have to say, this "gruppe" is so much more than just a car club.
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Re: 1965 VW bug

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Can he reach the pedals yet?
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