Probably somewhere in 1953 or short after, the zwitter looks to new to me…:)
Somewhere just North of Antwerp in Merksem on the Bredabaan…
Still recognizable but so different…cobblestone streets…:)
BBT friend of Da Houze Jos digged this picture from the internet, to share with all of us… Thanks Jos!
Happy lazy sunday to everyone… no.. there’s no VW show going on this weekend, neither next weekend…:)
It seems that Corona times are here to stay for a while … time to change things that probably should have been changed a long time ago… this always reminds us what curious creature a human being really is…
Well the good news is that the statistics of most countries are going down, or at least are stabilizing…. sad things are people still die every day which shouldn’t be so…
Here in Western Europe we now start discussing face masks , while very common on the streets in Asia, in Europe only this pandemy give us some face masks on the street… but now goverments start talking that we should wear them more… for most people it will be a big mental change…
The only conclusion is that you wont’ have to wear a facemask to protect yourself, but not to infect somebody else…. it will be a courtesy, nothing more nothing less….
Really I wonder how many people will “adapt” to the face masks now… weird stories….:)
Meanwhile you do not need a face mask to check our cool new products and our highlights this week…. enjoy “your” BBT News, we made it for you….:)
We add the little repair panels for the Bay window D posts, D posts are actually the posts along rear tail gate and engine lid.
D posts seem to rust and rot frequently down below. Partially we could write it off to the engineering, as a lot of dirt can be saved up there and can’t go anywhere. But also battery acid is frequently the “killer” of your lower D posts…
We have both models for early and for late Bay window bus, make sure to choose the right ones and make a complete and very nice repair with a minimum on cost.
Give your bus the original looks again, also at her D posts…
0891-042 D-post bottom repair (25cm) – Bus 08/67-07/71 Left
0891-043 D-post bottom repair (25cm) – Bus 08/67-07/71 right
0891-046 D-post bottom repair (15cm) – Bus 08/71-07/79 Left
0891-047 D-post bottom repair (15cm) – Bus 08/71-07/79 right
We add this last set of locks to our complete line up of complete handle and lock sets for your Bay window.
This set is for 1968 Baywindow bus only, with the one year only round push button door handle.
As all our high quality lock sets we made, all the lock cylinders fitted with one Key.
This set contains all the locks except for the ignition lock.
All lock sets for other Bay Windows you can find clicking HERE
0427-500 Lock set – Bus 08/67-07/68
This week we’re putting a spotlight on perhaps one of the sexiest cars ever made – the beloved Karmann Ghia..
Our attention goes to one of the little details often missing or looked over being the bumper bracket covers. With
any mild or serious restoration these covers will need replacing. Look no further because we’ve got you covered!
Below you’ll find 2 different types for the front – EU and US/Export (over rider) each in a right/left hand version.
As well as the rear covers, again each in a left & right hand version. Please note the rear only features one type.
0014-500 – Karmann Ghia -07/71 – Bumper bracket cover front Left
0014-501 – Karmann Ghia -07/71 – Bumper bracket cover front Right
0014-505 – Karmann Ghia -07/71 – Bumper bracket cover front Left (export USA)
0014-506 – Karmann Ghia -07/71 – Bumper bracket cover front Right (export USA)
0015-500 – Karmann Ghia -07/71 – Bumper brackets cover rear left
0015-501 – Karmann Ghia -07/71 – Bumper brackets cover rear right
When you’ve replaced your bracket covers we would also recommend replacing the rubber seal that offers protection for
the gap between the covers and the body. Without these rubber strips, chances are the bracket cover may damage the
paintwork. These are always sold as a pair.
0085-190 – Karmann Ghia -07/71 – Seal bumper bracket cover
The BBT News Team wishes you a relaxed weekend with nowhere to go unfortunately, but hey, check on that car in your garage, VW’s are always fun to tickle around, and if you need anything, just give us a call!