
Fleetfooted - 75 Fleetline - We have ignition :-)
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Re: Fleetfooted - MY 75 Fleetline
Bus will stay standard, but I am still keen on BIG wheels. Buggers mention in another thread of 7 ply landy tyres. mmmmm 

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Re: Fleetfooted - MY 75 Fleetline
Oh yeah, i'd love to see that in a high wind at 80km's an hour
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Re: Fleetfooted - MY 75 Fleetline
Saw a cool site with a few raised buses. Think it was called 'bajabus' or something like that. Also gives pointers of how to do it properly.
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Re: Fleetfooted - MY 75 Fleetline
LoL if my bug is already that bad... I dont want to know what this thing will be likeOh yeah, i'd love to see that in a high wind at 80km's an hour
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Re: Fleetfooted - MY 75 Fleetline
Watercooled uh! I think that radiator is way too smallChris wrote:Took a drive through to Uitenhage today to fit a battery in Fleetfooted.
Unfortunately I couldn't get it started.
Here are some pics for you Karma.
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Re: Fleetfooted - MY 75 Fleetline
nice i was never a fan of the busses but im really getting interested in them a friend of mine that owns a vw spares shop in brakpan has two spitwindow busses behind his shop the one a panelvan
and the other with windows but that one is badly rusted but the panel is the
i wana steal it
and ill post pics of them as soon as i know how to will photobucket work?? sorry for the hijack. 
and the other with windows but that one is badly rusted but the panel is the



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Re: Fleetfooted - MY 75 Fleetline
photobucket will work, my bus is also a "spitwindow", those windows are DDIIIRRRTTYYY 

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Re: Fleetfooted - MY 75 Fleetline
karmakoma wrote:photobucket will work, my bus is also a "spitwindow", those windows are DDIIIRRRTTYYY


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Re: Fleetfooted - MY 75 Fleetline
Home sweet home 
Welcome to the family.

Seeing the car up close and personal now and with a little more time to inspect it, LLLLOOOOTTSSS of work.
Ok, granted, after the notch this will be a walk in the park, but still, she needs a bit of effort put into her.
First thing is to get her running again, fix the obvious faults, roadworthy, and change of ownership. Can't wait
Thanks again to Chris for helping to get her home - what a journey!

Welcome to the family.

Seeing the car up close and personal now and with a little more time to inspect it, LLLLOOOOTTSSS of work.
Ok, granted, after the notch this will be a walk in the park, but still, she needs a bit of effort put into her.
First thing is to get her running again, fix the obvious faults, roadworthy, and change of ownership. Can't wait

Thanks again to Chris for helping to get her home - what a journey!
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Re: Fleetfooted - MY 75 Fleetline
Kaptein, span die seile @ Pine 
Need the following already:
Interior left door handle,
original "double door" external door handle.
Passenger side pop out window frame and pop out window mechanism (is it same as a beetle, looks a bit bigger but cant remember?), this one is VROT!
Ignition with a key - OG VW ignition, not the aftermarket junk - if possible.
And thats only what I have noted so far, in the semi-darkness!
I was about to ask for the drivers side window winder, then I slid the window open


Need the following already:
Interior left door handle,
original "double door" external door handle.
Passenger side pop out window frame and pop out window mechanism (is it same as a beetle, looks a bit bigger but cant remember?), this one is VROT!
Ignition with a key - OG VW ignition, not the aftermarket junk - if possible.
And thats only what I have noted so far, in the semi-darkness!

I was about to ask for the drivers side window winder, then I slid the window open

