Aussieveedubbers · General Chit Chat

(no subject)

https://forums.aussieveedubbers.com/threads/77651/no-subject

donn ·

hey adam, i spotted a bug today for sale on the way to clarencetown not quite original but if your looking for a bit of a project it might suit, they have $3800 on it but reckon you'd get it less than that, if it is of interest give me a shout 0419240300.

VW Justice ·

Have you ever looked at "How to keep your volkswagon alive" by John Muir?? Has a step by step engine rebuild. Haven't don it myself but have friends who have from the book.

Warrenm ·

Abp66 wrote:Was wondering if anyone knows of good material on VW flat 4 engines regarding walkthroughs on fixing and working on the engine / rebuilding. As i really wanna get my hands dirty 😂😎🤪

videos books Websites ETC Thanks heaps

P.S i chased up a bug i found for sale, had my heart set on it and it was already sold!! if any one is selling a beetle from 68 to 72 not a superbug. pm or email me at adam.page@hotmail.com or look at http://forums.aussieveedubbers.com/viewtopic.php?tid=77609&page=1#pid722446
This site is great fro engine

http://www.ratwell.com

Joel ·

muirs book is good for getting the beginner started
but once you get a enough knowledge to handle the normal service tasks chuck it on the fire and get a good workshop manual

Phil74Camper ·

Go to your local library and look under 629 in the shelves. There will be VW workshop manuals for you to borrow - for free if you have a library card. Scientific/Gregory's, Haynes, Clymer, Bentley, InterEurope, they are all good.

Club Veedub Sydney has all of these in the club library for free lending to members, but you need to be a Sydney-based current financial member.