
Progress restoration '64 Bug
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ya dude! 

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WOW!
I think I may have to make a plan to get my beetle body to you when it gets to the time.
It needs tender loving care
I think I may have to make a plan to get my beetle body to you when it gets to the time.
It needs tender loving care
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Astonishing work!
Wow, I wish I had ½ the resources and time that you have.
Well done on a perfect 10 resto!
Can't wait to see her when she's finished, keep the pics coming.
Wow, I wish I had ½ the resources and time that you have.
Well done on a perfect 10 resto!
Can't wait to see her when she's finished, keep the pics coming.
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and it looks even better in real life !
one could mount this upside down in your dining room and eat lunch off it!

Baie Mooi Dolf !

one could mount this upside down in your dining room and eat lunch off it!


Baie Mooi Dolf !
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Wow , she looks like she comes straight out of the factory , nice work man. I think you should write a guide for dummies on do's and dont's.
Keep on rolling baby , you know what time it is !
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X 2!!JonnoDub wrote:Wow , she looks like she comes straight out of the factory , nice work man. I think you should write a guide for dummies on do's and dont's.
Especially the order in which you painted and masked of certain panels...
Excellent!
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Think Volkswagen has put a restraint on that beetle, it may not come closer then 25Km from the factory.
Other wise it going to make all the other Volkswagens look like

Well done Dolf.
Other wise it going to make all the other Volkswagens look like


Well done Dolf.
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1952 Split Beetle 1835cc
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1968 Fastback 2Lt.type4
1972 Low Light Bay Panel Van 2Lt type 4
1975 Fleetline Panel Van 1914cc
2020 MeFusco Beetle Truck 2Lt type 4
1972 FT Hahn SP 1776 cc
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Seriously guy. How much would an operation like this cost?
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Mince, you do not want to know, believe me.MINCE wrote:Seriously guy. How much would an operation like this cost?
Do not forget that Dolf in one of the TOP Panel Beaters/Body Repair Shops in Port Elizabeth.
Now do you see why I said that.??
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Great job Dude
I agree with those that suggest a good write-up. It will help us all. Did you use a sealer on the spot welds of the floor pan halves? 


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...and I`ve never seen a painter in an attire that looks like he`s going back to a board meeting once he finishes off the undercarriage!
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Thanks for sharing!!
I really like the colour!
Please continue to post pics as you go along.
I really like the colour!
Please continue to post pics as you go along.
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WOW, WOW, WOW.. It's looking soooooooooo beautiful, can't wait to see more.. 

Just keep on BUGGIN'
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