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Berlin, Berlin, it started in Berlin 1990. |
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Unfortunately, there was no one-piece buggy to choose from. That's why we took this one. The letter convinced us. In 1971 the buggy was bought directly from VW. - NO KIT! |
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The only option was a long buggy, which is why we moved and extended the floor assembly in its original Beetle condition. |
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"Hopefully my husband will let me drive too!" |
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"Let's see if I let you drive????!" :D |
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The agony of choice: Which skin should it be? None of these! Only magnesium was an option! ^^ Wolfrace and Ansen. |
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It's pretty dark at night... |
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Son full of expectations :D Let's expect the end result ;) |
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You start soft, … |
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Finally extended and ready to paint... |
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Garage painting at the best level! |
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Love for a woman is good but love for a buggy is better. But I made it into the driver's seat! ^^ |
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"Well, that's a dashboard" :) |
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The first ride on type I was okay, but that wasn't enough for me;) There's still something going on ^^ |
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Drifting in type IV mode = great combi |
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It was so fun until the tank stopped us. Evening already, darkness??? |
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Like a beautiful painting. |
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Absolute Harley sound :-p |
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The 4in1 exhaust system was awesome, but way too much for the public road. |
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5 stars for safety :) |
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Recaro rally seats, with new leather cover. |
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Super suction noise, thanks to the Porsche 911 fan wheel. Suck baby, suck;) |
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The Wolfrace cannot be replaced by anything. Wollys olé! |
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Well shot is half the battle. |
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Cool front and... |
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…great back! This project was the incentive for the vw-buggy.com club. |
