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Topics => Life Style => : Plastilina Mosh May 15, 2010, 02:44:09 AM
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Found in a ditch and dug out of the mud. The real deal:
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awesome find man!!! what are your plans??
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Does it have barndoors in both sides?
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Holy shit! That thing is bad, and in amazing shape for the condition in which it was found!
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awesome find man!!! what are your plans??
It's not actually mine. A friend from Europe sent me these progress pictures. We have been finding and restoring lost or abandoned VW's for years. The plan is always to get them mechanically new, tight and back on the road. Then we attempt to keep the original weathered paint and repair the body utilizing metal with little or no bondo. New rubber seals and clean interior etc.
Holy shit! That thing is bad, and in amazing shape for the condition in which it was found!
It's almost like it was preserved in the earth. I find old VW's in this condition all the time. Most people make the mistake of stripping them and "starting over". In the process the originality is lost and cheap parts are often used. I found the quality of a build is in the re-use of factory pieces.
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awesome find man!!! what are your plans??
It's not actually mine. A friend from Europe sent me these progress pictures. We have been finding and restoring lost or abandoned VW's for years. The plan is always to get them mechanically new, tight and back on the road. Then we attempt to keep the original weathered paint and repair the body utilizing metal with little or no bondo. New rubber seals and clean interior etc.
Holy shit! That thing is bad, and in amazing shape for the condition in which it was found!
It's almost like it was preserved in the earth. I find old VW's in this condition all the time. Most people make the mistake of stripping them and "starting over". In the process the originality is lost and cheap parts are often used. I found the quality of a build is in the re-use of factory pieces.
this is so true
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awesome find man!!! what are your plans??
It's not actually mine. A friend from Europe sent me these progress pictures. We have been finding and restoring lost or abandoned VW's for years. The plan is always to get them mechanically new, tight and back on the road. Then we attempt to keep the original weathered paint and repair the body utilizing metal with little or no bondo. New rubber seals and clean interior etc.
Holy shit! That thing is bad, and in amazing shape for the condition in which it was found!
It's almost like it was preserved in the earth. I find old VW's in this condition all the time. Most people make the mistake of stripping them and "starting over". In the process the originality is lost and cheap parts are often used. I found the quality of a build is in the re-use of factory pieces.
this is so true
100%
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Kemps update. Spotted at a show in the UK
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Great find... dug-up from the grave remind you.
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:lol: OMG !!! I F***ING LOVE IT !!!! the perfect hoddie ! awsome find ! :D
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So good to see another one saved!!!! love ur work!!!!