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Enkiel
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 Posted: Wed Mar 02, 2005 10:01 am Post subject: "i think its a barndoor?" |
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just found something funny in the fat chick classified......
http://www.thesamba.com/vw/classifieds/detail.php?id=154599
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Here we have 1 1975 bus and 1 1965 split window for sale. The 1975 Baywindow has a 1800cc motor with it and a title. All lights work. Brakes seem good. Body needs some work, but is definately worth restoring in my opinion. Glass is good. Headliner too. Seats and interior all look good. Tires hold air and seem to have a good amount of tread left. The motor is currently out of the bus. It is fuel injected. The 1965 split window is basically just for parts. it needs alot of work, but I think that it is a barn door? (has the 2 doors on its side) Has tranny. no motor. I was going to use the 75 to fix up my split window. Must sell due to my wifes health problems. Any offer considered! Will consider fairly local delivery for additional $$.
No title for the 65 splittie.(side step on 75 sold!!) |
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cyberdyne systems 101
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 must be one of those really rare late split barndoors!
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diy570
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| Posted: Wed Mar 02, 2005 10:52 am Post subject: |
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| id like to know how he was planning on using the '75 to fix the '65? |
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keifernet
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That reminds me of a wierdo dude at the low-life show in AZ the other weekend... At the Sonic cruise night he was going around saying he had a
"62 double door barndoor" he wanted to trade for an oval rag project... |
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Ragman
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| Posted: Wed Mar 02, 2005 11:26 am Post subject: |
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That reminds me of a wierdo dude at the low-life show in AZ the other weekend... At the Sonic cruise night he was going around saying he had a
"62 double door barndoor" he wanted to trade for an oval rag project... |
That guy was a character!...but at least he was a good painter  |
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VWAdam
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I stopped and asked about a 65 standard and the SC behind it. The owner said he'd take 2k for the truck and the "barndoor van".
Since it's so rare I should go get it 
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Bill-E-BoB
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| Posted: Wed Mar 02, 2005 11:47 am Post subject: |
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| Thats nothin', I remember an add a while back for a '66 (I think) bus with "double barndoors on both sides." As near as I can tell, that means that the bus comes with its own enterage...everywhere it travels, 4 barndoor busses follow right beside it. |
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UZI
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| Posted: Wed Mar 02, 2005 11:47 am Post subject: |
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enkiel, are you criticizing one of your colleagues?
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Enkiel
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| Posted: Wed Mar 02, 2005 11:57 am Post subject: |
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| enkiel, are you criticizing one of your colleagues? |
how is he my colleague?
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rene p. l.
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I remember a guy who talked about a BD ambulance,
enkiel wrote:
little small the door for a BD, no?
Probably this guy thinking they put patient in the engine bay or on the roof!!! |
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Enkiel
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I remember a guy who talked about a BD ambulance,
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little small the door for a BD, no?
Probably this guy thinking they put patient in the engine bay or on the roof!!! |
well, to me barndoor was the big ass engine door in the back.
cab and ambulance dont have that big ass engine door 
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UZI
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enkiel....oh enkiel.....pretty much EVERYTHING on a barndoor is different from non-barndoors.
it's not just about the engine lid.
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Enkiel
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enkiel....oh enkiel.....pretty much EVERYTHING on a barndoor is different from non-barndoors.
it's not just about the engine lid. |
well, the big difference is the engine lid
and uh, the little thing above the windshield that is shorter..
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Bongo
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| Posted: Thu Mar 03, 2005 6:40 am Post subject: |
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enkiel....oh enkiel.....pretty much EVERYTHING on a barndoor is different from non-barndoors.
it's not just about the engine lid.
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Yeah, but isn't it because of the engine lid size that they're called barndoors? That was my understanding anyway. 
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doveblue3
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| Posted: Thu Mar 03, 2005 6:43 am Post subject: |
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| i think that what gibbs is trying to say is that 682 posts ago, back on october 20, 2004, enkiel also thought that the side doors were barndoors. |
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Enkiel
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| i think that what gibbs is trying to say is that 682 posts ago, back on october 20, 2004, enkiel also thought that the side doors were barndoors. |
nope.
i mistaken once with an ambulance cause it had a small engine lid, so i though it wasnt a barndoor, that's all
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UZI
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| Posted: Thu Mar 03, 2005 6:56 am Post subject: |
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here are a few things that i think are fairly obvious:
longer engine vents, shorter windshields, different door handles, different door indents, no wiper indents, 3 piece dog legs, cargo doors, cargo floors, outriggers, jackpoints, glass, tail lights, rim size, rear roof corners, dash, steering wheel, horn button, push button start, no rear hatch (most BDs) interior, front seat mounts, middle seat, rear seat, bulkhead, headlight glass, spare tire location, no fresh air intake, this is all off the top of my head and stuff you can readily see at a glance.
there are some barndoor features that extend into april of 56.
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eddiemoney
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he got wind of this post and has changed it.
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Here we have 1 1975 bus and 1 1965 split window for sale. The 1975 Baywindow has a 1800cc motor with it and a title. All lights work. Brakes seem good. Body needs some work, but is definately worth restoring in my opinion. Glass is good. Headliner too. Seats and interior all look good. Tires hold air and seem to have a good amount of tread left. The motor is currently out of the bus. It is fuel injected. The 1965 split window is basically just for parts. it needs alot of work. (has the 2 doors on its side) Has tranny. no motor. I was going to use the 75 to fix up my split window. Must sell due to my wifes health problems. Any offer considered! Will consider fairly local delivery for additional $$.
No title for the 65 splittie.(Step side on blue bus pending sale)
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| enkiel, are you criticizing one of your colleagues? |
and i dont consider him a colleague do to the fact that he lives in michigan
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| Posted: Thu Mar 03, 2005 7:43 am Post subject: |
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he got wind of this post and has changed it.
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| The 1965 split window is basically just for parts. it needs alot of work. (has the 2 doors on its side) |
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Well its a split so of course it has 2 doors on its side! Perhaps he'll read that and just remove any reference to the cargo doors!
Arnie
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UZI
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| Posted: Thu Mar 03, 2005 8:15 am Post subject: |
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there are split windows with sliding doors out there.
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