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Don Willaert
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 Posted: Sun Oct 31, 2010 11:28 am Post subject: Project '64 Variant 1500 S + Notch '73 D-L |
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Bought this car from my dad who stopped this project.
Deathline 05-2011.
Condition: New or as near as possible
How she was in original condition:
How she sits in our garage
How she is at the beginning of nest summer:
Maybe we'll paint some flowers on the bleu paint to enjoy her current state  
Keep you updated
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Don Willaert
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| I look forward to receive her WolfsburgCertificate cause Ï'm curious if the white roof is original....... |
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There was no '63 Variant 'S'. 
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Don Willaert
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| Posted: Sun Oct 31, 2010 12:54 pm Post subject: |
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Sorry.
64 Will post chassisnumber |
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1964 model year began 1. August 1963. Model years begin the previous August.
Nice score!
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Don Willaert
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| Posted: Sun Oct 31, 2010 12:58 pm Post subject: |
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Thanksss mate,
Is there any difference between 63 and 64 ?? |
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Thanksss mate,
Is there any difference between 63 and 64 ?? |
'61-'63 was the plainer sidedraft carb model. In August 1963, the 1500 was "split" into the "N" and "S" versions (as well as the "E" in some markets)
N was an even plainer Jane than the '61- '63. "S" was the deluxe trim package, deluxe interior with the "Super" hi- compression dual carb engine, and the "E" was the "S" trim package with the "N" (Normal) single sidedraft low compression engine- ("E" for "Economy")
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Don Willaert
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It is for sure an S
As soon as the birthcertificate arrives I have the production date. |
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It is for sure an S
As soon as the birthcertificate arrives I have the production date. |
Yep, definitely an "S"... only the "S" had wrap around turn signals and reflectors, chrome side beltline trim, big tail lenses, bumper uprights, and chrome wind wing frames.
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Don Willaert
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| Posted: Sun Oct 31, 2010 1:45 pm Post subject: |
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| I've done my homework a bit before I bought this |
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It sure is clean looking in the original picture! Sounds like your Dad is the one, who did the Homework.
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Don Willaert
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| Mike Fisher wrote: |
| It sure is clean looking in the original picture! Sounds like your Dad is the one, who did the Homework. |
Hellyeahhh ! Never forgotten my dad !
The past 10 years we had several ''S'' so we know a bit of the type III's
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Don Willaert
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bought this notch as donor to complete the wiring of the vari.
Wiring notch / vari is the same I presume..........
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We can't read your Link! Better follow EverettB's directions and Preview it Before you Submit it! 
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Don Willaert
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| My bad, sorry. |
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| bought this notch as donor to complete the wiring of the vari. |
A notch to donate wires? What the hell is so wrong with the notch???
I've been looking for the right notch project.....Tell you what; give me the notch and I'll buy you a new harness!
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Don Willaert
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| Posted: Thu Nov 04, 2010 10:56 am Post subject: |
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I also own this notch who has been around the last 10 years.
So I bought the 66 also to complete the resto of my 73 D-L
I know, an restored 66 is a better investment than a 73 but my notch is my notch and this ride deserves it
Real bad carrosserie:
Status till now
restore the chassis
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Engine is also waiting... 1800 cc typ 4 85 HP
''soon'' alive and kicking |
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Mike Fisher
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More pics of your Trailer! 
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Don Willaert
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Notch has some real nice orig. options
- sunroof'
- pop outs
- blower / fan on front window
- nightvision mirror
- tripcounting speedo
- mirror in sunvisor
- clock
- arm in backseat
- trailer coupling
en some more minor's which I forgot.
Over here its dinnertime... cheersss |
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