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posted on February 1st, 2003 at 11:49 PM
Degree of rareness re. Kombis


Hey, here is a question for the kombi gurus: is a '76 dual-cab Kombi ute "very rare" for $700 with a spare 1600 motor? I don't know any details or its condition or even if it is still for sale. I was interested though because I may be on the look-out for a Kombi if it is special.;)
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posted on February 2nd, 2003 at 08:33 AM


Nah, not rare, just getting harder to get because of them being a comercial vehicle they get beaten about and have a hard life. Ok so that sounds a bit weird, but I hate it when people use the 'RARE' word so freely. A split dual cab IS rare, a barndoor IS rare, a 21/23 window bus IS rare, a split beetle Is rare, a Judson is rare, complete original Hazet tool boxes ARE rare, but a 76???not in my books. However for $700 it sounds like a steal:o
go for it!

Lets face it 'Rare' is a word that looses it's meaning when someone tells you that a mark1, 2 door golf is rare, or that a seller has a set of early RHD skyhooks for a 25 window deluxe type 3 push button model factory rag top wagon with a factory Judson/Okrassa motor intalled;)
Wow I'll have it....:D:D:D:D:D

I'm going for a coffee and a lie down:(




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posted on February 2nd, 2003 at 03:25 PM


I agree. A twincab is 'rare' in comparison to a standard transporter, but not when compared to a 54 Double door Deluxe.

At $700 it's a bargain provided that the body is in good condition. If all the parts specific to a twin-cab are there, I would think it is a good buy, as the other parts can be obtained cheaply from a 'normal' kombi anyway. :)




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posted on February 2nd, 2003 at 05:47 PM


It seems to me everytime you look through just cars or unique cars they seem to be filled with Karmann ghias for sale. They are everywhere but also rare so I recon all air-cooled VWs are rare and becomming rarer everyday.The super beetle is now on the endangered list.:jesus
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posted on February 2nd, 2003 at 07:04 PM


rare enough for me. I can open a newspaper and by a van any day of the week. It would be extrememly rare to find either a single or twin cab ute. Where do you guys draw the line in the sand for rare? They surely cant be called common. A split window beetle isnt rare. There's plenty more of them than kdf cars.

What is extremely rare is type 2 sedans. I had never heard of them until last weekends NRMA motorfest. but there was 2 of them. they looked just like a split and an oval beetle to me, but the sign on the window said type 2. Strange people in the historical side.




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posted on February 2nd, 2003 at 11:41 PM


too many moth balls in the clothes !
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posted on February 3rd, 2003 at 12:17 AM


Tnanks for that guys. i will investigate further at least, and see what pans out.

Righto Bye
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