Posts Tagged ‘1967’

The Finished Bus

Tuesday, May 6th, 2008

Some pictures of the finished bus, this was on sale on Samba for 6 days before sold, lots of detailing and a beutiful Carolina spring day for the pictures to turn out nice

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Running Gear

Saturday, January 6th, 2007

Anibal Chico www.steelbuggin.com built this 1776 long block with a new case, new heads, C25 cam for torque, with a deep sump and full flowed for oil filtering. We then added powder coated German doghouse tin, new Sachs clutch, powder coated intake manifold, and even tracked down a complete 38A (68-71 bus) generator – so we could run some extra music at some stage. (more…)

Paint & Upholstery

Monday, November 6th, 2006

This is 1 day old coming out of the paint booth, inside painted, top painted, then the lower and finally as we see here 2 coats of clear ;

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Pre Paint – 2

Saturday, May 6th, 2006

We thought long and hard about the final color combo – it was tempting to make it an all lotus white deluxe as she was originally but.. we settled for a titian red / grey combo. (more…)

Passenger Sill

Wednesday, June 25th, 2003

Repair work to Passenger Side

This is what it started as;

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Introduction – our first real vw bus

Monday, January 6th, 2003

Although this is not where it all started this is where pictures and detailing what we’ve done maybe started. So here goes, we wanted a bus, something to move more than 5 people, was cool, was old… so after an aborted attempt with a (hindsight) really nice SO-42 split screen we arrived at a vw split screen that had seats. Onto the Samba.. we eventually found one - a super correct 67 deluxe with all the right parts.

This is where we started in 2002;

Once again the Samba came to our rescue but this time we took some time and chose more of what we wanted;

  • Original
  • Bus with seats
  • Deluxe
  • Not much welding

Owned and driven by the guys who run Hannoverwerks – now a defunct website but they were all over the scene in the late 90’s.

The original ad pics from Samba;

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