in this episode the vw gets its engine installed, all the wiring repaired and then we take it out on its maiden voyage,
one mans junk is another mans treasure…
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I have only ever driven a ghia for ten minutes. I was so disappointed. Its lovely shape appears sporty, the extra width makes the stance look sporty to drive ….but its not. Same low power as my bug but carrying a bigger, heavier body.
The back seat has less footroom than even a bug and less padding, truly terrible imo.
Body panels are expensive, not bolt on fenders they need lead loading to finish and more expensive than bug parts….if you can find them!
Still enjoy this! It’s been years!!!! Thanks! Also like the “shorts” almost like snagging a beer that rare time you take a lunch break!
the monkee ending is my favorite
NICE TROUBLE SHOOTING!!!!!!! Thank you for the New Year's Day vid. Hope your New Year is filled with joy and prosperity my friend. Until next time, later!!!!
Had a very used one in 1970 and your work makes me wish I had another one. fine work Thank you
Great vídeo! Congrats from Brazil!
I liked the main seal tool.. are they still available anywhere
You did a fine job on the Ghia, sorting out the wiring was a little confusing but in the end everything lit up,, I really enjoy your videos, so cool and calm ,but thats how things get done.. Stu from Canada……
The mustie1 vehicle passenger simulator video game.
Love these cars
Say what they may about VW, I miss my 65 bug from college
ive just bought a 63 ghia its solid but almost all parts where missing as someone grasstracked it !
A buddy of mine and his dad restored a Ghia when we were in high school. He used to drive it to school sometimes. Cool little cars
Your comments are great! so funny… I like how you are so into the job and running the engine and letting it warm up while you keep the garage door closed… ever get light headed???
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