The more I watch these videos, the more sure I am that it's easier to get a VW back from 1 foot in the grave than it is to resurrect an old lawnmower or snowblower!!! Thanks for sharing 🇨🇦
The secret my friend is the stash of VW. Parts he pre buys at meets. Garage sales. He knows the parts. Stocks up and don't run to parts store fore 15. Buck chi comm parts
This car was far from being 1 foot from the grave. I have seen and driven much worse. This is a wonderful example of a well preserved barn/garage find. Well cared for. It won't take much to get it going at all.
I restored a late 68 for my daughter 15 years ago when she 1st started driving. Knowing a VW can break at any time the rules were she had to know how to trouble shoot, tune , adjust valves and change the oil by herself. I told her I never wanted a call where I had to quiz her to find out whats wrong. She knew if the engine wouldn't turn over turn the lites on to see if the battery was connected or it has no spark or cylinder misfiring. She did good.
That cutie wants to live... :) Also, why not make your starter switch foot operated? That way you'll have two hands free to hold gas and work the throttle... Thanks for all your work, I've learned a ton from you!
foot switch.. my thought exactly.. mentioned it already a couple episodes back.. and any momentary light switch and a piece of wood would do the job.. cable and clamps of course ;)
I grew up poor and couldn't afford to fix my car so i bought a chiltons guide and some tools and just figured stuff out. I've been watching your videos for years now and i just wanted to say thank you for all the stuff i've learned from you. Love to see projects like this.
Another great video. I owned 3 vw’s way back when, 1958,1966 and 1967. The 1958 cost me $200.00 and was my favourite. I love seeing you bring old Volkswagens back to life.
A quiet spoken reserved elderly gentleman (I guess you realise I'm meaning the seller) such a pleasant change from so many in your face 'look at me's ' on here. I'm guessing more the norm in that part of the States? Looking forward to seeing this restored.
Reminds me of an old guy I bought a 1963 Thunderbird from. Just a really nice gentleman. As we were doing the deal he took me inside his home and we went to his den to do the paperwork. Only the walls were all these frame pictures of WWII navy aircraft. And photos of him. There was a photo of him leaning against a propeller of a F4U Corsair. I was shocked and he just sort of flippantly said, "Yeah, that was one of the aircraft I flew in the war." I was a 20 year old kid, so he was quite surprised by all my questions. We talked for a few hours. Wish I had a recorder. He flew combat missions over Iwo Jima and Okinawa. When I had to leave he thanked me for listening to his "old man stories." LMAO!!! No, those weren't old man stories. Those were certified badass stories.
@@mindeloman My uncle was on a destroyer as the ship photographer. He told me when a Jap Kamakazi plane flew over his head and took the head off of his friend that was right in front of him. Talk about a close call!
You da Man!! So look forward to Sundays with y'all. May you continue to be abundantly blessed, friend and a sincere Thank You. John here, photographing the beauty of the back-roads of Northeastern Tennessee.
I owned a 74 Super throughout high school and call me crazy... but every time I hear that distinctive VW whistle it just takes me back. Dunno if it's the pea shooter exhaust (which was the first thing I changed) or just the character of the engine, but it's special. Always good to catch Mustie1 wrenching, have a blessed day everybody.
I had a 71 Super Beetle. My girlfriend stopped in the sloped driveway, set the parking brake & got out. The bug rolled down the driveway, towards the stream, but got hung up on some small scrub. When I arrive home, my buddy was towing it up from the ravine. I asked her if she set the parking brake, she said, "YES!." "Did you have it in gear?" "YES, I put it in neutral!" 😳🙄😅
Healthy, straight, still respectable even when topless, and not too loose or corrupted or abused ...now THAT is a truly rare beauty! Thanks for giving a peek under her blues, Mustie, but hat's off to her father who treated 'er right.
One of the better specimens it seems! Good morning from NJ, a little south of your old stomping grounds if I'm not mistaken. Thanks for the video! I really enjoy your approach, your knowledge and your personality!
what a great find, your systematic method of evaluating a dormant engine is dead on, always fun to watch you bring something back to life, especially your favorite - a V dub !
Thanks for another great video Mustie, reminds me of a time many years ago when I was a freelance motor mechanic, I picked up a neglected 'rag top', beetle for a service and check over. Owner asked if I could also take it through a car wash. Being stupid and far too obliging of course I did ! It leaked like a sieve and I got thoroughly soaked for my troubles, Lol. Happy days, happy memories. Thank you for showing us how it should be done in many of your videos. Many thanks from the UK.
Years ago i bought an old vw for parts as the owner said "I'm sick of fixxing the POS $450 and its yours The motors no good its run the bearings " and he started it clung clank clunk etc. The body was good so i bought it . I got it home and started the motor and listened It wasnt bearings . It was a roll of insulation tape and a small pair of pliers in the fan. He had been fixing the wire for the licence plate light and they must have fallen over the front of the fan housing. The motor was good. It became a baja bug. i had it for a long time.
My 59 VW taught me a lot about auto maintenance and repair. My dad and I spent weekends playing mechanic. I could not wait to get rid of it, and now I wish I still had it. Go figure?
That's a sweet find, Mustie - Good On Ya! I've been this lucky only once. I bought a small Kenwood receiver on Craigslist and as a "throw in," the seller asked if I was interested in some old speakers, that were "too big to use." I said yes, since I saw it was two pairs of JBL speakers - one pair of JBL L-100's and one pair of JBL L-100 Centuries. Couldn't load them fast enough. She was glad to be rid of them. Sometimes you're in the right place at the right time.
@24:13 I'm like all AvE mode shouting "Focus you F..." then @24:48 we find out Mustie1 is an AvE subscriber as well when "Focus you F..." appears on screen... That was so funny- and such a handsome vehicle, really nice condition- I would love to own that. Can't wait top see it fully restored.
Hi Mustie. After watching your videos over the past decade, last year I finally decided to buy a driver quality bug. All inspiration and knowledge I received is completely owed to you.
Whenever I need a hint of motivation or a redirection to get back course with my own VW projects, Mustie1's channel is where you'll find me watching !! This one has me ready to dig into my beetles...
I really like the respect you always show folks. You are nice but do not bullshit anybody either way, just lay it out straight. I think this blatant honesty is quite a bit of the appeal of your channel and always has been Congratulations on another fantastic find.
Excellent Video Mustie :) years ago in my childhood years in 1989 my first Automotive Mechanics classes the teacher had ask me if had knew anyone had points style distruibor be 6 postive ground or 12 volt Negative ground types! I said yes on home farm I live on at time have a 1950 Cockshutt 40 with 6 volt Postive ground with Buda 6 cylinder 230 Cubic Cm gas motor one , 1968 McCormick- International 105 C Combine with 202 Cubic Cm 4 cylinder gas and why ! He said for Automotive Mechanics test plus exams to fix up check with dad and uncle want them let me check you do repairs! Also past too and lots fun for my Grade 9 and 10 in high school ! Plus my dad and uncle did help out in encourage me to on lots!
Nice one my uncle came over the house one day with a bug convertible give all us kids a ride that was years ago we had a blast you drove us all around town
Hi Mustie, Always enjoy your videos! Just an FYI, they sell a spray can straw that are 3 foot long so you wouldn't have to turn a spray can upside down-might help that situation with a spray can!
Hi Mustie, I have a trick to lubricate horizontal cylinders: take an air blow gun with a piece of hose at the end. Then put some oil into the intake side. Stick the hose into the spark plug hole. When you pull the trigger the air will atomize the oil and it will cover the cylinder walls.
Top of the morning to you all from Brighton,Massachusetts, and the rest of the day to meself. That lad Mustie1 has a fine hand when it comes to Volkswagens!
Dear Mustie1. 👍👌👏 Hooray 🙌, at last VW stuff again. I missed this kind of content. Congratulations 🎉 for purchasing this super beetle. Looks quite decent. Even your buddy would be allowed to take this one home because Jen likes blue cars. On the other hand it seems not his taste to drag home a car without rodent crap and with floor pans! 😁 ;-) It looks like as if the convertible doesn't need too much to make it a decent, sturdy and reliable daily driver for summertime. I'm eagerly looking forward to watch the next video about this open blue bug. Thanks a lot for making teaching explaining recording editing uploading and sharing. Best regards luck and health in particular.
Good morning from LI. Been looking for a non-convertible beetle for a year or so, one that isn't a billion dollars, but I'm just as happy that you got this gem. My '71 was the best car I've ever had. Even when the snow came through the vents lol.
Wow - what a beautiful VW! I’d love to see a “make it pretty again” video with this car, to include popping out the dent in the back, repairing or replacing the chrome trim on the passenger side, and a thorough wash, wax and cleaning of the convertible top.
Good morning, Mustie 1 fans !! Another fine Sunday morning ! What a good looking VW , this one should clean up nice !! Looking forward to the next part !
Mustie, you've got a winner! My last 66 Bug with a 1600 dual port had 150 all around with an engine that only had 35,000 on it. With valve adjustment and some run time you're going to be very close! Congrats!
5150mxvw is out here working in streams saving these VWs and here comes mustie rolling this thing out..🤣🤣🤣 I feel for you 5150mxvw. Both great people. Been watching for over 10 years.. Hope everyone is safe and well….
Great find Mustie! I'm pretty impressed the engine is in good shape. Once you get the carb and fuel system lined out, she'll be a runner! The brake system is definitely expected as long as it sat idle. Hopefully the lines aren't all trashed on it.😉
Your VW videos are the best videos. Great for me because I had so many of them and are familiar with how they work. So makes it easy to follow along. Knew that color was off right away. Never had a super beetle before, so look forward to front end work.
Glad to see a vw revival again. These are what brought me to your channel ! The go carts and mini bikes are interesting but the vw revivals are a lot better!
Great video Mustie. I'll bet you can rebuild a Vdub engine with both eyes closed. Can't argue with the VW engine simplicity. Cut and dried. Straight forward. The only sensor to light you up is your finger when the spark nails it.
Daddy your the Boss. you would of been a great dad . I am sure your family is proud of a dad like you. u make me understand what it would of been like with a father of my thoughts. THANK YOU
Leave the dents fix the rust buff it out super clean and seal top add some later rims. Electronic points killer radio tires. Drive it to VW shows. and flip it for. 18k😊😊
Wow much nicer than your buddy 5150 gets he gets lots of rest and patina which means missing paint which I think looks horrible. Paint them make them look classy. That one you got is awesome minor body work still shines after all those years awesome. Interior looks good too. What a great find -😊 it'll be fun during top down weather😊
Awesome bug! I found that using Marine Fogging Spray works Great for coating the combustion chambers before cranking over. Puts a nice protective coating on the cylinder walls.
The reason I started watching Mustie1 years ago was because he was a VW guy and I love em! Wish I could get one but they are rare here in the rust belt and I'm a poor guy and getting too old to try to get a Junker and fix it up. Just Love watching one come back to life here though! Hope you show this one a few times more!!
Hi D. Man that is a beautiful car!! Considering the age, it is in excellent condition!! Really looking forward to seeing you drive this one!! Awesome video!! Probably one of the nicest vdubs I have seen!! Hope you have a great week!!😊😊😊😊 Darren
havent watched in a long while, then you had less than 80k subs... WOW look at you go a few years later with 679k subs !!! glad to see VW dub guy get support
I am jealous for the first time watching your channel. I want that car. The Beetle was just about the best car ever. I made fun of them as a snotty kid, but I didn't know the lovable little car's days were numbered. Now I know better and wish I had bought one to put away. They were dirt cheap.
This cute little bug couldn't have found a better home. She's blessed. And nothing much better than an old school Mustie VW video. Everything I know about a VW, I learned from Mustie. 🧙 And the camera not focusing...I knew the aVe reference was coming. Got me thinking it might have been aVe that tipped me off to check out Mustie back in the day. I remember for sure he turned me on to Abom79 and a few others. aVe used to feature cool channels you needed to watch and he was never wrong when he suggested one. :)
15:50 For your trailer, you should get an accessory pulley that you can lock onto the end of the trailer so you can pull at a lower angle and not mess up the rear of low clearance vehicles like this Beetle. Lots of tilt bed wreckers use the same thing so they can pull from different angles and/or maximize the utility of the winch. But then it becomes mathematical with all that different geometry....
Dear Hjerte... 👍👌👏 Exactly what I thought instantly and wanted to comment too. But fortunately you already did all the writing work. 😁 ;-) Best regards, luck and health in particular.
Make a foot pedal for the starter switch. That way you can hold the bottle of fuel & work the throttle with both your hands and use your foot to engage the starter.
Hi musti from elgin bonnie Scotland uk ,,vi just love watching your videos,and you make it look like i am in the workshop with you , brilliant thank you 🎉🎉🎉
Cool, got my attention. Looking like a 71 super beetle, unless some body parts were replaced . Pretty nice condition. I have a 69 vert. , all done but for the top. . Even same color. The 69 original blue was darker, don’t know about 71 blue. You don’t find them that nice very often Nice find! My first beetle was a 71 super that I purchased from the dealership I worked at in 1978. 👍👍🇺🇸
There's a yahoo in Connecticut who is drooling watching this! He would rather pay anything for this car than pay for a divorce! Easy, peasy flip, for sure! Thanks for sharing!
This Bug appears to be in a lot better condition than some of your other VW projects. This one might turn into a keeper, huh? Looking forward to watching the series on getting it back on the road regardless of what you decide to do with it afterward.
A good beginning for the Super Beetle! 👍 I actually liked the Supers better than the originals. I thought they drove much better. Looking forward to watching this old girl come back to life!
Funny you mention about the battery vrs seat, years ago I was having a pleasant evening in the back seat with a young lady....... A spring snapped and set the seat on fire and melted a hole in the battery... lol
No matter how many times you show these things, I am interested every single time. I think it's the way you present frankly.
Speaking of THINGS. HE STILL GOTS. THE WHITE. ONE😮😮😮
The highway cop in Planes, trains..... ;o!
I'm so glad that you shared the picking up of the car. I really love the back story and seeing where they came from.
The reason Mustie camera wasn’t focusing in the beginning is it never had to focus on anything so shiny before.
😂
Good one.
LOL, YEP
HaHaHa!!
That’s almost brand new for Mr Mustie.
The more I watch these videos, the more sure I am that it's easier to get a VW back from 1 foot in the grave than it is to resurrect an old lawnmower or snowblower!!!
Thanks for sharing 🇨🇦
The secret my friend is the stash of VW. Parts he pre buys at meets. Garage sales. He knows the parts. Stocks up and don't run to parts store fore 15. Buck chi comm parts
This car was far from being 1 foot from the grave. I have seen and driven much worse. This is a wonderful example of a well preserved barn/garage find. Well cared for. It won't take much to get it going at all.
Fun to watch a man work on something they know so well. Looking forward to this series
And another victory for Mustonians everywhere!
Yay!
Thanks for all you do to take us along for a ride.
Mustonians..... That's awesome.
I restored a late 68 for my daughter 15 years ago when she 1st started driving. Knowing a VW can break at any time the rules were she had to know how to trouble shoot, tune , adjust valves and change the oil by herself. I told her I never wanted a call where I had to quiz her to find out whats wrong. She knew if the engine wouldn't turn over turn the lites on to see if the battery was connected or it has no spark or cylinder misfiring. She did good.
Is she and the car available?
@@gordbaker896 no but thanks for asking. How about my wife? She's used but you can probably get past the used part.
😅Good one☝... MARVELOUS having a teachable daughter, Kudos for taking the time👍
That cutie wants to live... :) Also, why not make your starter switch foot operated? That way you'll have two hands free to hold gas and work the throttle... Thanks for all your work, I've learned a ton from you!
Harbor Freight has a nice foot switch for $14.00. It would be an easy conversion into a starter switch.
Handful of years ago on a whim I bought the summit switch kit and foot pedal..Cool but bulky
Oh it was a painless kit from summit. 😊
foot switch.. my thought exactly.. mentioned it already a couple episodes back.. and any momentary light switch and a piece of wood would do the job.. cable and clamps of course ;)
Yes, that is a popular modification for log splitters so suitable switches are available.
I grew up poor and couldn't afford to fix my car so i bought a chiltons guide and some tools and just figured stuff out. I've been watching your videos for years now and i just wanted to say thank you for all the stuff i've learned from you. Love to see projects like this.
Good Morning Mr. Mustie! Thanks for another good one - always glad to see the VW action on the channel!
I wanna see double cab double cab double cab double cab double cab double cab double cab double cab double cab double cab double cab double 😅
That bug is in great shape. These days, you don't see too many old VWs that have been housed and protected this well.
That's a nice find. Thanks for taking the time, always a pleasure. Respect from Ireland 🇮🇪
Hi Mustie great videos been watching 3/4 years from Kent UK PLEASE keep up the good work
And kind regards to all your family
JEFF
Another great video. I owned 3 vw’s way back when, 1958,1966 and 1967. The 1958 cost me $200.00 and was my favourite. I love seeing you bring old Volkswagens back to life.
Cuz bought 71. Brand new and IMAGINE. A RR LOT FULL OF NEW. 71. s
A quiet spoken reserved elderly gentleman (I guess you realise I'm meaning the seller) such a pleasant change from so many in your face 'look at me's ' on here. I'm guessing more the norm in that part of the States? Looking forward to seeing this restored.
Reminds me of an old guy I bought a 1963 Thunderbird from. Just a really nice gentleman. As we were doing the deal he took me inside his home and we went to his den to do the paperwork. Only the walls were all these frame pictures of WWII navy aircraft. And photos of him. There was a photo of him leaning against a propeller of a F4U Corsair. I was shocked and he just sort of flippantly said, "Yeah, that was one of the aircraft I flew in the war." I was a 20 year old kid, so he was quite surprised by all my questions. We talked for a few hours. Wish I had a recorder. He flew combat missions over Iwo Jima and Okinawa. When I had to leave he thanked me for listening to his "old man stories." LMAO!!! No, those weren't old man stories. Those were certified badass stories.
@@mindeloman My uncle was on a destroyer as the ship photographer. He told me when a Jap Kamakazi plane flew over his head and took the head off of his friend that was right in front of him. Talk about a close call!
Happy you found an honest old beetle, Darren. The gentleman kept it nicely so many years in that climate of yours.
You da Man!! So look forward to Sundays with y'all. May you continue to be abundantly blessed, friend and a sincere Thank You. John here, photographing the beauty of the back-roads of Northeastern Tennessee.
I owned a 74 Super throughout high school and call me crazy... but every time I hear that distinctive VW whistle it just takes me back. Dunno if it's the pea shooter exhaust (which was the first thing I changed) or just the character of the engine, but it's special. Always good to catch Mustie1 wrenching, have a blessed day everybody.
I certainly remember it from all the VWs I owned - Vroom-tweedle Vroom-tweedle!
I had a 71 Super Beetle. My girlfriend stopped in the sloped driveway, set the parking brake & got out. The bug rolled down the driveway, towards the stream, but got hung up on some small scrub. When I arrive home, my buddy was towing it up from the ravine. I asked her if she set the parking brake, she said, "YES!."
"Did you have it in gear?"
"YES, I put it in neutral!"
😳🙄😅
@@kenstrayhorn5923 It's unmistakable isn't it?!
@@mariosaccoccio1688 🤣🤣🤣
Morning! Mustie and Sunday morning! Long live the tradition!
Beautiful car. The gentleman who had her did a great job preserving her. Wonderful job.
Healthy, straight, still respectable even when topless, and not too loose or corrupted or abused ...now THAT is a truly rare beauty!
Thanks for giving a peek under her blues, Mustie, but hat's off to her father who treated 'er right.
It wants to live thats for sure.😊
Nice barn find Mustie👍
One of the better specimens it seems! Good morning from NJ, a little south of your old stomping grounds if I'm not mistaken. Thanks for the video! I really enjoy your approach, your knowledge and your personality!
She looks good! Glad to hear that engine fire straight away. Nice start to a new series.
Check plugs and threads somebodyed buggered the threads and might be cross threaded😅😅
It's nice when you can talk to the original owner of the car for some history on it. Thanks for letting us come along.
That was my cuz color on her new Karmin. GHIA in 71. Imagine a RR surplus lot full of new. VW s
In 1968 I had a 1963 Bug. Learned a lot about cars and had a lot of fun with it. Love the channel.
what a great find, your systematic method of evaluating a dormant engine is dead on, always fun to watch you bring something back to life, especially your favorite - a V dub !
Thanks for another great video Mustie, reminds me of a time many years ago when I was a freelance motor mechanic, I picked up a neglected 'rag top', beetle for a service and check over. Owner asked if I could also take it through a car wash. Being stupid and far too obliging of course I did ! It leaked like a sieve and I got thoroughly soaked for my troubles, Lol. Happy days, happy memories. Thank you for showing us how it should be done in many of your videos. Many thanks from the UK.
Good morning, that has to be one of the best VW bugs I've seen you purchase. Congratulations nice car
Yeah I'm shocked too
Years ago i bought an old vw for parts as the owner said "I'm sick of fixxing the POS $450 and its yours The motors no good its run the bearings " and he started it clung clank clunk etc. The body was good so i bought it . I got it home and started the motor and listened It wasnt bearings . It was a roll of insulation tape and a small pair of pliers in the fan. He had been fixing the wire for the licence plate light and they must have fallen over the front of the fan housing. The motor was good. It became a baja bug. i had it for a long time.
My 59 VW taught me a lot about auto maintenance and repair. My dad and I spent weekends playing mechanic. I could not wait to get rid of it, and now I wish I still had it. Go figure?
That's a sweet find, Mustie - Good On Ya!
I've been this lucky only once. I bought a small Kenwood receiver on Craigslist and as a "throw in," the seller asked if I was interested in some old speakers, that were "too big to use." I said yes, since I saw it was two pairs of JBL speakers - one pair of JBL L-100's and one pair of JBL L-100 Centuries. Couldn't load them fast enough. She was glad to be rid of them.
Sometimes you're in the right place at the right time.
Amazed you found a barn find VW before Jason this time 🤣🤣
This is the content that originally brought me to this channel. I really enjoy watching you save and restore VW's.
@24:13 I'm like all AvE mode shouting "Focus you F..." then @24:48 we find out Mustie1 is an AvE subscriber as well when "Focus you F..." appears on screen... That was so funny- and such a handsome vehicle, really nice condition- I would love to own that. Can't wait top see it fully restored.
Hi Mustie. After watching your videos over the past decade, last year I finally decided to buy a driver quality bug. All inspiration and knowledge I received is completely owed to you.
Good morning Mustie, it’s nice to see you working on a VW again.
Yeah now get going on that double cab. Project
Did I click on the wrong vid? Since when did Mustie by a Beetle this nice, Normally it's a rusty shell and a pile of parts. Lol
Moving on up.......gonna be a flip next. Spring. After a few shows
Should doll this one up with valve covers and used EMPI TYPE MAG WHEELS.....KILLER STEREO TOO
“BY”?
Mustie1, That little lady is sooooo glad you brought her out of the dark and back into the light and life. Nice work!
Looking forward to see the next episode with this one Mustie great to see a Beatle back in the shop best regards Andy Allen.
That is in such good condition the man did so well stopping the damp getting in underneath it
Whenever I need a hint of motivation or a redirection to get back course with my own VW projects, Mustie1's channel is where you'll find me watching !! This one has me ready to dig into my beetles...
I really like the respect you always show folks. You are nice but do not bullshit anybody either way, just lay it out straight. I think this blatant honesty is quite a bit of the appeal of your channel and always has been Congratulations on another fantastic find.
Excellent Video Mustie :) years ago in my childhood years in 1989 my first Automotive Mechanics classes the teacher had ask me if had knew anyone had points style distruibor be 6 postive ground or 12 volt Negative ground types! I said yes on home farm I live on at time have a 1950 Cockshutt 40 with 6 volt Postive ground with Buda 6 cylinder 230 Cubic Cm gas motor one , 1968 McCormick- International 105 C Combine with 202 Cubic Cm 4 cylinder gas and why ! He said for Automotive Mechanics test plus exams to fix up check with dad and uncle want them let me check you do repairs! Also past too and lots fun for my Grade 9 and 10 in high school ! Plus my dad and uncle did help out in encourage me to on lots!
Nice one my uncle came over the house one day with a bug convertible give all us kids a ride that was years ago we had a blast you drove us all around town
Finally, a solid veedub video again. I have been in thirst for such a long time.
Hi Mustie,
Always enjoy your videos!
Just an FYI,
they sell a spray can straw that are 3 foot long so you wouldn't have to turn a spray can upside down-might help that situation with a spray can!
Hi all from Romsey in uk great video Mustie looking forward to seeing the next one 👍
Hi Mustie, I have a trick to lubricate horizontal cylinders: take an air blow gun with a piece of hose at
the end. Then put some oil into the intake side. Stick the hose into the spark plug hole. When you pull the trigger the air will atomize the oil and it will cover the cylinder walls.
Top of the morning to you all from Brighton,Massachusetts, and the rest of the day to meself. That lad Mustie1 has a fine hand when it comes to Volkswagens!
Please vote Michelle wu out. 😡
@@dannyjamison8337and the Governor too!
Also, it’s a much more “civilized “ recovery than Jason’s recent Forest finds. Both fun to watch!
Yeah watched that VW RESCUES...THOUGHT I WAS GONNA CALL RESCUE 911
Dear Mustie1.
👍👌👏 Hooray 🙌, at last VW stuff again. I missed this kind of content. Congratulations 🎉 for purchasing this super beetle. Looks quite decent. Even your buddy would be allowed to take this one home because Jen likes blue cars. On the other hand it seems not his taste to drag home a car without rodent crap and with floor pans! 😁 ;-) It looks like as if the convertible doesn't need too much to make it a decent, sturdy and reliable daily driver for summertime. I'm eagerly looking forward to watch the next video about this open blue bug.
Thanks a lot for making teaching explaining recording editing uploading and sharing.
Best regards luck and health in particular.
Good morning from LI. Been looking for a non-convertible beetle for a year or so, one that isn't a billion dollars, but I'm just as happy that you got this gem. My '71 was the best car I've ever had. Even when the snow came through the vents lol.
Wow - what a beautiful VW! I’d love to see a “make it pretty again” video with this car, to include popping out the dent in the back, repairing or replacing the chrome trim on the passenger side, and a thorough wash, wax and cleaning of the convertible top.
Good morning, Mustie 1 fans !! Another fine Sunday morning ! What a good looking VW , this one should clean up nice !! Looking forward to the next part !
Shucks no bonus sneak peaks at the end, thanks for the upload Mustie you been a fantastic Sunday regular for years!
Mustie, you've got a winner! My last 66 Bug with a 1600 dual port had 150 all around with an engine that only had 35,000 on it. With valve adjustment and some run time you're going to be very close! Congrats!
5150mxvw is out here working in streams saving these VWs and here comes mustie rolling this thing out..🤣🤣🤣 I feel for you 5150mxvw. Both great people. Been watching for over 10 years.. Hope everyone is safe and well….
Great find Mustie! I'm pretty impressed the engine is in good shape. Once you get the carb and fuel system lined out, she'll be a runner! The brake system is definitely expected as long as it sat idle. Hopefully the lines aren't all trashed on it.😉
Your VW videos are the best videos. Great for me because I had so many of them and are familiar with how they work. So makes it easy to follow along. Knew that color was off right away.
Never had a super beetle before, so look forward to front end work.
Glad to see a vw revival again. These are what brought me to your channel ! The go carts and mini bikes are interesting but the vw revivals are a lot better!
Great video Mustie.
I'll bet you can rebuild a Vdub engine with both eyes closed. Can't argue with the VW engine simplicity. Cut and dried. Straight forward. The only sensor to light you up is your finger when the spark nails it.
Daddy your the Boss. you would of been a great dad . I am sure your family is proud of a dad like you. u make me understand what it would of been like with a father of my thoughts. THANK YOU
Pretty bug ! I like that color combo .
Leave the dents fix the rust buff it out super clean and seal top add some later rims. Electronic points killer radio tires. Drive it to VW shows. and flip it for. 18k😊😊
Wow much nicer than your buddy 5150 gets he gets lots of rest and patina which means missing paint which I think looks horrible. Paint them make them look classy. That one you got is awesome minor body work still shines after all those years awesome. Interior looks good too. What a great find -😊 it'll be fun during top down weather😊
Great video. I love that little bug. I grew up with one. Exact same colors. Love it.
What a great find. Congrats Darren!
An amazing VW save and you putting your magic to get it to turn... that's awesome content. Appreciate you taking us along on your adventure.😎😇🇺🇲👨🔧🧰🛠️
Awesome bug! I found that using Marine Fogging Spray works Great for coating the combustion chambers before cranking over. Puts a nice protective coating on the cylinder walls.
Bless the gentleman seller, what a lovely genuine chap! 🙏😊
The reason I started watching Mustie1 years ago was because he was a VW guy and I love em! Wish I could get one but they are rare here in the rust belt and I'm a poor guy and getting too old to try to get a Junker and fix it up. Just Love watching one come back to life here though! Hope you show this one a few times more!!
That is one good looking bug!! Great find! Thanks for sharing
One of my favorites: Mustie does a VW buggie. That car is in good hands with you, sir. Hope there is a part 2!
Great work Darren,looking forward to the next one…
Hi D. Man that is a beautiful car!! Considering the age, it is in excellent condition!! Really looking forward to seeing you drive this one!! Awesome video!! Probably one of the nicest vdubs I have seen!! Hope you have a great week!!😊😊😊😊 Darren
havent watched in a long while, then you had less than 80k subs... WOW look at you go a few years later with 679k subs !!! glad to see VW dub guy get support
I am jealous for the first time watching your channel. I want that car. The Beetle was just about the best car ever. I made fun of them as a snotty kid, but I didn't know the lovable little car's days were numbered. Now I know better and wish I had bought one to put away. They were dirt cheap.
It’s great to see that convertible saved. Always a pleasure to see a Mustie1 video on his original passion: air cooled VW !.
Wow...cool barn find! Never would have thought it would start! Awesome!
C'mon, we're talking about Mustie1 here.😅
Wasn’t a barn
@@Jim-ie6uf It's a general term for something found abandoned in an old barn, shed or other structure.
@@Jim-ie6uf You know what I mean.....
@twinkie27271 Still amazes me everytime I see him start old engines up...
My favorite U Tube channel
I always learn something new each time
Thanks
This cute little bug couldn't have found a better home. She's blessed. And nothing much better than an old school Mustie VW video. Everything I know about a VW, I learned from Mustie. 🧙
And the camera not focusing...I knew the aVe reference was coming. Got me thinking it might have been aVe that tipped me off to check out Mustie back in the day. I remember for sure he turned me on to Abom79 and a few others. aVe used to feature cool channels you needed to watch and he was never wrong when he suggested one. :)
15:50 For your trailer, you should get an accessory pulley that you can lock onto the end of the trailer so you can pull at a lower angle and not mess up the rear of low clearance vehicles like this Beetle. Lots of tilt bed wreckers use the same thing so they can pull from different angles and/or maximize the utility of the winch. But then it becomes mathematical with all that different geometry....
Dear Hjerte...
👍👌👏 Exactly what I thought instantly and wanted to comment too. But fortunately you already did all the writing work. 😁 ;-)
Best regards, luck and health in particular.
Beautiful car and super clean.. this should clean up fine.. Looking forward to more on this one.
Make a foot pedal for the starter switch. That way you can hold the bottle of fuel & work the throttle with both your hands and use your foot to engage the starter.
Great idea
Good morning from God's waiting room.The villages of Florida.
Good to see v w back on the site
Love the dashboards of old VW bugs. Built like a tank. Mustie you are a hellva' nic guy!!!
And those old dashboards are so much nicer than the crappy, distracting, modern digital readouts.
That one looks like an easy revival , like you said tires, brakes, fuel system, ignition system, and cleaning. Good one 👍
Hi musti from elgin bonnie Scotland uk ,,vi just love watching your videos,and you make it look like i am in the workshop with you , brilliant thank you 🎉🎉🎉
Cool, got my attention. Looking like a 71 super beetle, unless some body parts were replaced . Pretty nice condition. I have a 69 vert. , all done but for the top. . Even same color. The 69 original blue was darker, don’t know about 71 blue. You don’t find them that nice very often Nice find! My first beetle was a 71 super that I purchased from the dealership I worked at in 1978. 👍👍🇺🇸
Always enjoy you wrenching on a VDub Bug Darren, looks like this could be a goodun ! 👍🙂
Awesome find Mustie, watching in from Norwich uk 🇬🇧
Good morning fellow Mustie1 fans everywhere, from Lincolnshire UK 🇬🇧.
Good morning Mustie 1 fans from Ft. Pierce, FL.
Good day from northern sweden.
Massive oioi from co durham uk
Good morning from Bristol uk
Hello from carmarthenshire Wales 🏴
There's a yahoo in Connecticut who is drooling watching this! He would rather pay anything for this car than pay for a divorce! Easy, peasy flip, for sure! Thanks for sharing!
I love this guy so knowledgeable and entertaining ❤
Great find. I love the flat windshield bugs and to get a convertible to boot? I'm jealous. Especially with how complete it looks.
You brought the mice and rat poop enough to get a better price your turning into a business man now that's a beauty !
Looks like a decent rig, thanks for sharing, all the best to you and your loved ones
This Bug appears to be in a lot better condition than some of your other VW projects. This one might turn into a keeper, huh? Looking forward to watching the series on getting it back on the road regardless of what you decide to do with it afterward.
A good beginning for the Super Beetle! 👍 I actually liked the Supers better than the originals. I thought they drove much better.
Looking forward to watching this old girl come back to life!
awesome and outstanding content as always.thanks for sharing and taking us along.
Funny you mention about the battery vrs seat, years ago I was having a pleasant evening in the back seat with a young lady....... A spring snapped and set the seat on fire and melted a hole in the battery... lol