Aircooled VW South Africa

Some progress made which I am very happy to post. Seat adjusters and frame were repaired and looks brand new. The ugly bracket in the engine bay was removed and the fiberglass repaired. The tank got a new coat of paint and the carburettors were fixed-up and fitted to the engine. Slowly we're getting there.

Tank before

Tank after

Seat frames refurbished

Seat adjuster fixed (was badly rusted)

Carbs done

Engine bay before (ugly bracket!!!)

Engine bay in progress

Engine bay complete

Engine complete

Looking good.
When you done with those "magic elves" please wrap them up carefully, and send them to me, please !
If they can do magic on your Puma, think what they can do on my Fastback.......

Well done, cant wait to see you driving down the road.

I eventually got to do something on my Puma again....all work and no play

It was so rare that IMPI had to take a picture


The seats has been transformed from this...


to this...


This weekend we will be spray painting the engine and bonnet compartments and then we can assemble!!!!!

Looking good, cant wait to see more, I wanted to buy one of the new ones too but I just cant seem to spend that amount of cash on a Puma..

I saw a "new" demo for R95K on the web somewhere in Vereeniging....still a lot of money.

Isn't that looking just schweeeeeet!!!!!

looking sweet!!

i also redid my seats they look exsactly the same even the pattern.

keep up the goodness

Proud to announce some progress. The inside of the bonnet and engine compartment was originally sprayed with a specific type of paint...gray with white and black spots. I finally got the skilled spray painter to assist and herewith some progress photos. This was partially done in IMPI's three hole garage...sorry IMPI...sal nie weer nie

The stripped down car to be able to spray the interior


The grey coat applied


The black spots applied


And finally the white spots before the clear coat is applied


A close up of the end product.

Looking good! especially the grey coat me like