Of all people Dave, being a VW fanatic, should know that the rear “hood” as he called it, is referred to as a “Decklid”, “Engine Lid” or “Engine Cover” but certainly not a hood.
I'm kind of shocked that the owner of this car would even consider customizing it. It's one of 123 left in the world. I also don't see how you can customize it, and maintain it's value. I guess, if you don't modify the bodywork, and keep anything you need to, like the original engine, brakes, etc. so that the car can be returned to stock. Interesting.
They put a freaking automatic in it from a vanagon so it has an irs pan under it🤬. There’s one thing to lower one with everything stock but at least you can put it back but this car there’s no coming back. First off it cost them a ton just to buy one and then now they customized it there must be over 200k in that car. It’s just not my taste. Learn to drive a stick.
Was at the shop two weeks ago but missed you guys. Anyways, love the show and your work. Saw this VW while there and it’s impressive. Looking forward to the episode.
Hi Dave, here in Brazil we manufacture an EPDM rubber fender trim. They are great and are exported to the United States of America by the company Vintagewagen. I think they are more resistant than the vinyl ones you used on the Hebmuller.
I don't know about anyone else, but I'd love to see this full episode on here, I'm definitely curious about how this turned out after they were done with this car
Dave, maybe this will inspire you to MAKE a Davemueller Cabrio of your own in the same period style, or perhaps a modern version like what you were doing with the carbon fiber C1 ? A carbon fiber with steel inserts (for bolt on components) replacement pan (2 styles for early swing axle vs late IRS) would be a BIG seller for the VW World.... rust resistant and strong. The rest of body can remain steel since it's well supported still in current industry. Can't wait for this episode !
I’ve had these comics since the late 90s. They were awesome then and still good. Kinda wish they developed another movie of this storyline or at least an animated series. But still gotta love them nasty zenomorphs.
My grandfather loves this antique restoration show.
Wow😮! You are masters of customisation. If only I could reach you. My June 1989 Toyota Carina would become my ride for a lifetime 👏🤝🎊👍👌
Of all people Dave, being a VW fanatic, should know that the rear “hood” as he called it, is referred to as a “Decklid”, “Engine Lid” or “Engine Cover” but certainly not a hood.
I'm kind of shocked that the owner of this car would even consider customizing it. It's one of 123 left in the world. I also don't see how you can customize it, and maintain it's value. I guess, if you don't modify the bodywork, and keep anything you need to, like the original engine, brakes, etc. so that the car can be returned to stock. Interesting.
They put a freaking automatic in it from a vanagon so it has an irs pan under it🤬. There’s one thing to lower one with everything stock but at least you can put it back but this car there’s no coming back. First off it cost them a ton just to buy one and then now they customized it there must be over 200k in that car. It’s just not my taste. Learn to drive a stick.
Agrees. I wish I hadn't seen this.
Was at the shop two weeks ago but missed you guys. Anyways, love the show and your work. Saw this VW while there and it’s impressive. Looking forward to the episode.
Hi Dave, here in Brazil we manufacture an EPDM rubber fender trim. They are great and are exported to the United States of America by the company Vintagewagen.
I think they are more resistant than the vinyl ones you used on the Hebmuller.
Anybody notice the Semaphore turn signals when they were pulling onto the property?
Can’t wait to see how this turns out and the surprises they find.
I don't know about anyone else, but I'd love to see this full episode on here, I'm definitely curious about how this turned out after they were done with this car
that's how they get you
Dave, maybe this will inspire you to MAKE a Davemueller Cabrio of your own in the same period style, or perhaps a modern version like what you were doing with the carbon fiber C1 ? A carbon fiber with steel inserts (for bolt on components) replacement pan (2 styles for early swing axle vs late IRS) would be a BIG seller for the VW World.... rust resistant and strong. The rest of body can remain steel since it's well supported still in current industry. Can't wait for this episode !
I’ve had these comics since the late 90s. They were awesome then and still good. Kinda wish they developed another movie of this storyline or at least an animated series. But still gotta love them nasty zenomorphs.
This is a sweet ride ...
Y'all need a video over the 1998-2003 Ford ZX2
Good luck 👍
Season 8 is NOT AVAILABLE ON MOTOR TREND /AMAZON PRIME.
What a great show Kevin what is his
Looks like a bitchin' show! Looking forward to it
Very cool vw are you keeping 6 volt
Not much into VW but this one is interesting
Heading to the channel right now ☺️...not available on Amazon prime/MOTOR TREND
Would be lovely to watch this but sadly Motor Trend hates people who don't live in the US.
I would like to know what the purpose of Kevin on the show
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- Å fan! 👍
Would be a good show if they dumped KevDog.
Booooo.... how come existing customers can't view the season?
You know what? I am tired of hearing about the bus, and that Hems, whatever its called
If that ash tray could talk ,, ok joke ….. how many jews can u fit in a vw bug ! 30 in the ash tray !!!! Lol just a vw joke people!!!!!!!