I had a day off today, so I spent the day stripping some bits and pieces off the smashed KOC beetle and onto the new Custard Tart KOC beetle.
I swapped the front windscreen as it was only two years old, along with the rubber. The Tart windscreen was the original 1971 toughened glass with the
original rubber, never been out of the car. There was no rust, and true to originality there was no windscreen sealer. They relied on the rubber
only.
Made it a much easier job. Yes I did put a small amount of D-mastic sealer on the rubber when I reinstalled it.
I also swapped the CD player, wiring and speakers as the Tart only had some $79 special CD player that didn't always take CD's into it's possesion.
The Koc had a VDO. I know it's not exactly top of the line unit, but Fleur likes it. It is all black too, so looks much nicer in the dash.
Nice one!
Not bad,
so let me get this straight... in one day you have managed to get the new beetle in better shape than I have gotten my type III in a year.... bugger I
am slow
I would've spent a day thinking about doing that.... good job dude!
how's ya back after all that?
are you healing up well?
Took it easy on the back and had no problems. It was good to be productive again.
The old windscreen was so sandblasted it looked like frosted glass :duh
frosted eh? our windscreen on our Suzuki is so scratched the wipers won't clean it properly any more, so I know what you mean.
BTW, when do they send you back to light duties? I spose your off to a physio at the mo right?
Hey Pete when do you want me to bring out the manifold?
...also don't forget that I'm on holidays so if there's any heavier stuff you need done, I need the learnin
Great work
Can't wait to pic's of the nw beetle when you are done.
Marc
Good stuff
What did you end up doing with the struts???
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