I got this picture in my mailbox from a girl who reallllllly loves 1500 S volkswagens. I hope she sees that i posted this pictuire, and that i reallllllly want to give her a ride… in my 1500 S volkswagen.

Before leaving for Norway, i had the URGE to work on one of the notchbacks, so i decided to go and check the white one, who is stabled with my grandmother. i got the battery charged, and started the engine in a few ticks of the starter. however i smelled a lot of fuel, so i decided to check the fuellines on the car (i did not know what to do else anyway) I was however stupefied to find a jet of fuel squirting on the engine block wiith every pump of the fuel pump. there was a hole in one of the (NEW) fuel lines! So, i was thinking, now you don’ t have to check OLD fuellines, but also NEW ones !
 
anyway, i am a bit of a freak when it comes to fuellines, please, check them EVERY year or season! fire is a powerfull enemy ! don’t let your sexy carbs burn !

here is another proof of the existence of a aussi-scheme two tone roof-color. the “cut” is more straight, and not curved like the german scheme. I guess that a white roof is much cooler in the bright sun from down below, and that an investment in the option to have a white rooftop really makes sense … down below.

what does this engine from (the best i have ever seen) german pickup splitbus engine has in common with Type threes ?
 
yup, the carbs.
 
32PDSIT carbs on okrasa manifolds.
 
nice!

NOSSS nose components for type threes ROCK!

Here is a picture of my wife, isabel, my car, and me looking very angry at the guy who is taking a picture of my wife.
 
haha
 
 
 

engine,
or whats left of it…

big car… or little girls?
when i first saw this old pic, i tought, djee what a big square! But when i looked better, about two seconds later that is, i noticed that the girls where small…
 
greetings to the little girls, who might be super sexy middle aged women now…

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black and white racing…