bajachris88 The international telephone dialing code for Antarctica is 6
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I am very interested in building a GS Limo Sportsman beach buggy. However, I haven't had much experience with Volkwagen Beetles before (Being only 16 and haven't even got my driver's licence yet).
So, I really need some help.
The buggy kit requires a VW Beetle 1500 floor pan/rolling chassis. However, when
shopping around for a donor VW Beetle 1500 to get that chassis, the
beetles
advertised (like the cheap $500 ones) do not mention the model. It only
shows the year of make. I have found out that the VW Beetle 1500 was
supposably built between 1967 to 1971, but there may have been other
Beetle models built during the same period. So I don't feel confident
in relying
upon that information. So just to be certain that the advertised VW
Beetle is a VW Beetle 1500, I was wondering, what are the distinct
features that
separates the 1500 model from the rest, so I can identify it.
Is there a way to identify that it has a VW Beetle 1500 floorpan/chassis if the
beetle has been modified into a baja or has had other body modifications
or
hasn't got the original engine? (ie: The body is not the original 1500
model, but the chassis is)
Is there any other ways of identification for that Beetle?
:puke
Thanks, :puke
From Chris:repuke
(Mynameischris88@hotmail.com)
:repuke:puke:duh:duh:repuke:puke
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