PROJECT 64 is For Sale

For those who do not know, PROJECT 64 is the 1964 Beetle restored by the Volkswagen Drivers Club of Queensland Incorporated (VWDCQInc). The Art Union was a unique way to help raise funds for charity. This could not have been done without the help of Morayfield Smash Repairs, D J Mechanical, Auto Rust Fix, Volksworld, Mick Motors, Custom Off Road Components, Phoenix Engineering, Sign-a-rama (QLD), Gary Moltzen Trimming and PPQ.
Progress along with the winner of the vehicle was shown in VW Magazine Australia Issue #4.
The winner “Christine” has reluctantly decided to sell the vehicle.

Christine
Everton Hills 4053
Ph 0418 984 854
Negotiable from $15K ****** NOW REDUCED to $12K******

(I am posting this for Christine)









[Edited on 13-12-2004 by Old Dubber]

[Edited on 13-12-2004 by Old Dubber]

[Edited on 12-1-2005 by Old Dubber]

mmmmmmmmmmmmm, which bank does good loans?

co jokes for that line either!!

15k, yeek

its worth it, to restore the car would be over 20k at least. if i had the money i would get it.

Yeah but you dont restore cars to sell and get your money back, just saying 15k is a lot of money...but if you've got it then spend it, wont build one to this quality for that price

[Edited on 18-11-2004 by byronbus]

it is, but it wasn;t built to sell, it was a prize in a raffle and i know how much work and skill went in to it (its pretty bad when you see 2 guys dicussing the colour of the wheels centres and outers and what shade of white they should be!!).

Unless you have been over, through, around and under this car then you are not aware of the high level of care put into this restoration by Old Dubber and other members.
A lovely looking cruiser and a credit to the Qld VW Driver's Club inc.
Like many others who bought tickets I wish I could have won it.
It's real value is only what someone is willing to pay.

Why sell it?
Rob...

[Edited on 16-11-2004 by Robo]

i always think it sad that when someone enters and then wins, only to sell it for a $$$. good luck with the sale though. and you never know maybe you mgiht get half the profit back to your charities taht it was done for in the first place, as a result of selling it.

like i saw once some one had a raffle of a house that they had won. they then immediately sold the house. the raffle raised 265000. but the person sold the house for 390000. always thought maybe the charity shoulda sold it for 370000. woulda been alot better for em, hey.

Trophy Winner at the Gold Coast Show.

"Project 64" won best interior at the show - a great credit to Gary Moltzen Trimming in Brisbane.

Let's raffle it again and give Christine her 15k and the rest to Charity after seeing it I would buy lots of tickets
My resto is up to 17k and Its still not finished, and Its just a Beetle!:P

now thats an idea silver. we could do the raffle onthe forum. set a price for the tickets taht would cover an amount realistic for the buyer and then put the rest to charity again. some one should sell the idea to the winner, rather than that person, and no offence, cashing in on something they dont want.

let it go to some one who would and give more money to charity.... woohooo!

Ya sneeky Old Dubber - never told me that today - congrats to you and the crew and deserved trophy winners fot the interior on Sunday

And who else is a proud winner.......................

re-raffle it at dovw, then let me draw the winner outta the hat

bam a new bug for myself and i!

I must have very good hearing byronbus as i was at willowbank all day sunday racing (photo's to prove it), was talking about a VWDCQ exec meeting that was held when 2 members were dicussing the wheel colours.

have a couple:beer:beer

HI, art is beautiful . no wrong or right Just different taste ,lifes short just do it in a volkswagon

:beer

Both byronbus and Bix are correct i.e. the wheels should be twotone, but we could not organise the paint in the time space.
Besides it is something that can be done later, and it was myself and another member discussing the wheel colour that Bix overheard.
But just goes to show that bryonbus is as picky as me - must be a great bloke!!!!!!!!!!!

yeah it was interesting hear you guys trying to work out all the little details. I would give up.

hmmm, good work, i'll help you paint them when i get a chance...or if someone down this way buys the ole girl...

Hey it would make a nice present under the Xmas tree

That's one seriously good looking Bug!! Beautiful work and a credit to all those involved! Hope it goes to a deserving home! :wink:

*********** Now reduced to $12K ***********