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thebucket Fri Jul 02, 2004 7:41 pm

SuperSkim wrote: Now do you really think I play with training wheels?




don't know thought maybe you came to your senses? I s that a three?

eh0s Fri Jul 02, 2004 10:13 pm

vintage vee dub wrote:


its the 51 on the right, I heard he took it off of the 55 pan and put it on a sweet 67 pan, he has allmost all the parts to put it together (not the correct fenders) but dash parts and some sorry tailights and a deck lid, not correct seats either

Wow, no one even commented on these? Nice!

Can you give me the contact info if they're for sale? :)

EverettB Fri Jul 02, 2004 10:17 pm

SuperSkim wrote: I need this info. Shameless plug...
http://www.thesamba.com/vw/classifieds/detail.php?id=87166
I only know Magnus ver Magnuson. :)

ScrapJunkie Fri Jul 02, 2004 11:01 pm

damn..i'd be so fucking happy if i got a split, but alas, I am young and have no means to afford one, or the restoration...only time will tell if i will recieve entrance to "Splitsville"

NovocaineKarma Sat Jul 03, 2004 4:06 am

bljones wrote: "nipple pink"

the perfect engine color for a vw- air-cooled for peak performance.

yes yes.. nipple pink.. cerise pink.. floral pink.. pink pink pink pink pink.. on a 25hp no less.. criminal.. so criminal in fact that it should be focussed on forever.. despite the rest of the car being decent.. just rememember - pink engine.. and when the 25hp comes out and a diff engine goes in.. let us not forget that it was once PINK..

its always worth focussing on the negatives i find.

bljones Sat Jul 03, 2004 4:17 am

I never thought of having a nipple fixation as being a negative.

Did you not notice that I mentioned that it was the "perfect colour for a vw engine"? sounds pretty positive to me.

nice ride, by the way.

Wiggy Sat Jul 03, 2004 6:41 am

germanpride wrote: damn..i'd be so fucking happy if i got a split, but alas, I am young and have no means to afford one, or the restoration...only time will tell if i will recieve entrance to "Splitsville"

Brother, once you make it to the promised land, you will never want to go back.

Airsick Sat Jul 03, 2004 7:19 am

I'd trade the speedster for a decent split. 8)

eh0s Sat Jul 03, 2004 11:36 am

germanpride wrote: damn..i'd be so fucking happy if i got a split, but alas, I am young and have no means to afford one, or the restoration...only time will tell if i will recieve entrance to "Splitsville"


Well the good thing about Splitsville is, you can always watch from the sidelines :)

I love how guys that have splits used to post their progress pics and stories. It kinda dried up for a while, just hoping it kinda 'picks up' again. There used to be TONS of threads about splits, barndoors etc before, maybe it will pick up again (it's mid summer etc).

myzamboni Sat Jul 03, 2004 11:42 am

Yeah, everyone's now doing it GFK style . . . everythinig is covert until the finished product is revealed.

Yustrn Sat Jul 03, 2004 4:44 pm

Here I pushed mine out the garage today and snapped a quick pic



chillz1 Sat Jul 03, 2004 5:01 pm

Yustrn wrote: Here I pushed mine out the garage today and snapped a quick pic




Damn, Yustrn, I like that bucket, but I do think it would look nicer on chromed earlies. :twisted:

myzamboni Sat Jul 03, 2004 5:19 pm

Of course there is always an exception to the rule . . . and Eric is often that exception.

Thanks E-dizzle.

Yustrn Sat Jul 03, 2004 5:26 pm

chillz1 wrote: Yustrn wrote: Here I pushed mine out the garage today and snapped a quick pic




Damn, Yustrn, I like that bucket, but I do think it would look nicer on chromed earlies. :twisted:

Chillz- There are two types of people in life, those that follow what everyone else is doing, and those to strive to have something different if I was to run out and buy a set of Fuch's I'd be a GFK nutswinger like the a LOT of others are doing....why have 2000.00 rims and my shit ain't even painted yet. :shock: ...I have YET to find another split window bug lowered on original 16 inch wheels and if I do see one, I'll know that he just copied what I'm doing.

Erik G Sat Jul 03, 2004 6:38 pm

next up, borrowing the 16's to see if they fit on the notch. that'll fuck some people up in the head

Skim Sat Jul 03, 2004 7:18 pm

Yustrn wrote: chillz1 wrote: Yustrn wrote: Here I pushed mine out the garage today and snapped a quick pic




Damn, Yustrn, I like that bucket, but I do think it would look nicer on chromed earlies. :twisted:

Chillz- There are two types of people in life, those that follow what everyone else is doing, and those to strive to have something different if I was to run out and buy a set of Fuch's I'd be a GFK nutswinger like the a LOT of others are doing....why have 2000.00 rims and my shit ain't even painted yet. :shock: ...I have YET to find another split window bug lowered on original 16 inch wheels and if I do see one, I'll know that he just copied what I'm doing.

Well Yustrn, That black 51 split you had for sale that 55bundt's brother bought is now sitting lowered with a narrowed beam on 16's.

eh0s Sat Jul 03, 2004 8:04 pm

Gulp!

That's one SWEET Split. I'd kill for something like that, I'm trying to find a split for sale, but either they're totally restored (no thanks) or non-existant.

Anyone got a 3-5K Split for sale? :)

I have 18" Titans waiting for it (I think they would be the perfect wheel for a shitty splitty).

mr. warehouse Sat Jul 03, 2004 10:14 pm

Yustrn wrote:
if I was to run out and buy a set of Fuch's I'd be a GFK nutswinger like the a LOT of others are doing....

So what's that make me?
My '50 was on earlies when I bought it.

I'd post a picture, but I haven't taken one since I got it. I'm trying to be "low key" until it's a bit different than everyone last saw it.

Yustrn Sat Jul 03, 2004 10:17 pm

mr. warehouse to you wrote: Yustrn wrote:
if I was to run out and buy a set of Fuch's I'd be a GFK nutswinger like the a LOT of others are doing....

So what's that make me?
My '50 was on earlies when I bought.

I'd post a picture, but I haven't taken one since I got it. I'm trying to be "low key" until it's a bit different than everyone last saw it.


That makes you the only guy in history to actually buy a GFK car and get to keep the rims!!!! LMAO.

chillz1 Sat Jul 03, 2004 10:33 pm

Yustrn wrote:
Chillz- There are two types of people in life, those that follow what everyone else is doing, and those to strive to have something different if I was to run out and buy a set of Fuch's I'd be a GFK nutswinger like the a LOT of others are doing....why have 2000.00 rims and my shit ain't even painted yet. :shock: ...I have YET to find another split window bug lowered on original 16 inch wheels and if I do see one, I'll know that he just copied what I'm doing.

Yeah, you have a point, Eric. I try to make all of my rides the way I want them. Sometimes, though, it does end up appearing that I'm copying someone else's style, but in reality, I'm just doing it up the way I like it. You are right, though. Earlies are seemingly on every nice ride these days. Back in Duhnadia, I bought a southwestern '79 Camaro Z-28 (yes, I know....mulletmobile :lol: ). The car was a basket case, but didn't have so much as a blemish of rust on it. I went about restoring that car, but removed all of the scoops, stripes and air dams, for one explicit purpose....every fuckin' mullethead was driving a tacky looking, covered-in-decals Z-28, and I wanted something different. While it was a 375hp, 4 speed tire fryer, it looked like a clean, "plain jane" Camaro. You actually had to drive, or be a passenger, to appreciate the "subtleties" :twisted: . So I can deffinately appreciate what you're doing. Your car looks kick ass. I can't wait to see it finished. Good job. :)



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