Wherever you turn your head you could easily spot a VW Bug, as millions have been produced from 1938 so far. But, you can’t easily spot a pre-’50’s Bug. This car is very rare to find and so, as the asking price suggests, this rarity must be paid. The seller says few about this particular… Read More Form and Function: 1949 Volkswagen Bug
Faded is the paint of this 1951 Bug, but these cars are more fascinating just when they show a tired look. This car has also a couple of big rear tires which give it an almost “Baja” look. The seller provides few photos but we see that some details (and not only) are not correct,… Read More Faded: 1951 Volkswagen Bug
This 1960 Microbus is said to have body damage to the rear roof, corner window areas, and on the rear part of the long panel, maybe because in the past a big tree fell on it (!). So, this baby needs skilful hands to be brought back to its past glory. The rear view shows… Read More Rough: 1960 VW Microbus Deluxe 23 windows
We know that this is a hopeless project, but we couldn’t resist to such patina. This car is said to come from a southern California backyard, and it’s not hard to believe it. We wonder if they checked if some hen is still crouching under the front seats. The seller says that this car comes… Read More Patina monster: 1955 Volkswagen Bug
We must admit that west coast guys have a special touch on german air cooled cars. This 1962 bug has been completely overhauled from bottom to top, but the owner leaved what in classic car world is called “patina”: much of it on this car. The only things we don’t like are the polished wheels:… Read More West coast touch: 1962 Volkswagen Beetle
Underrated for many years, these Karmann Ghia are beginning to claw back their place in car history. The Ghia design (directed by master coachbuider Felice Mario Boano till 1955) works well still today. This particular car, covered with a primer which has the same colour of clay, seems quite solid and mostly complete. The wheels… Read More Clay look: 1960 VW Karmann-Ghia
