[From The Samba, via a post on Aircult Blog, found while idly browsing flickr.]
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the VW 1500 and a journal of my
progress in restoring a 1962
VW 1500 Karmann-Ghia.
Historical information about
the VW 1500 and a journal of my
progress in restoring a 1962
VW 1500 Karmann-Ghia.
parts i'd like to find
• uncracked '62 Type 34 lower dash pad (from chassis 0 042 251 or earlier)
• uncracked Type 34 upper door pads
• uncracked Type 34 upper door pads
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3 comments:
Neat, I remember making that image from a VW calendar I own. ;)
A few sizes for desktop backgrounds:
http://www.thesamba.com/vw/archives/extras/
Sorry about inadvertently "borrowing" your image Everett. Aircult Blog didn't provide the source info. I was wondering if it was a VW promotional image or something independent of Wolfsburg — now I know!
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