Hi everyone, I said hello in the general section but I will say it again here. Hello. Ive been lurking on Earlybay for about three years since getting my first VW, a 73 late bay, which I've beam raised, narrowed, and generally hacked up. Late last year I got a 71 beetle, which as soon as it gets back from MOT, will be my daily driver, and most recently (two days ago) I bought a 72 crossover. I wasn't looking for one but a lady came into where I work ( without sounding like I'm trying to advertise, I work with vw buses) and asked if I might know anyone who would be interested in her bay, I did, me . It was just up the road from me so I went and had a look. It looked pretty good and it was too cheap to pass up, now two days later it's my third VW. My plan is to fix what needs fixing, buff up the paint, keep it stock and go on holiday in it. Sorry about the long intro but I'm nearly done .As I live and work in Cornwall, a couple of miles from the VW village, parts and inspiration are easy to come by, and if any of you haven't been I recommend that you do, theres a great bunch down there always ready to help, give advice or just chat about old VW's. And now without further ado I give to you my 1972 crossover.
PS, If anyone knows the name of the colour or the paint code could you let me know, thanks.
PPS Thanks for the welcome ozziedog, I will post a picture of my late bay hack job for everyone to take the mick out of :lol:
Since the weather has not been good today I started on one of the doors.
My plan is to keep it stock, but now I'm super tempted
Thats all I've got for now, more soon.
PS, If anyone knows the name of the colour or the paint code could you let me know, thanks.
PPS Thanks for the welcome ozziedog, I will post a picture of my late bay hack job for everyone to take the mick out of :lol:
Since the weather has not been good today I started on one of the doors.
My plan is to keep it stock, but now I'm super tempted
Thats all I've got for now, more soon.
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