Today on your beloved FPU we have some real High Quality and unique treat’s to share with you all …

Brand New in the BBT program:

In order to get our range more and more complete we finished a new production of brake backing plates, in order to made those we searched high and above for NOS parts to start from what was EXTREMLY hard to get! Even the largest NOS bus buffers in the world didn’t had those parts available! By coincidence we got from a very long time hidden NOS stack from down deep South in Italy (Thanks Enrico!)  As our other backing plates we made those to the highest available quality standards to original Volkswagen specs, and to be honest even little better… Correct into the most small detail. We’re very proud to help out the VW community with the availability of this really long time obsolete part. So Lady’s and Gentlemen let us present you……

Front backing plates for Volkswagen split window bus 1964-1967 use BBT  #  1291-825 for left and BBT #  1292-825   for the right side.

as all of BBT backing plates they do come in our world recognised quality packaging. Ask your local dealer for the BBT brand!

Product Highlight :  

Just feast your eye’s on this Ultra Rare VDM Steering wheel a perfect reproduction from the 50s , originally a hand few where made for Porsche 365A and according rumours original ones recently sold for $4000.00 ! How crazy is this … ? Beauty obviously do sell! This HQ repro VDM steering wheel comes with the original Golden Globe Compass Crest and will give your Beetle -59 that original and ultra rare look. Get yours now @ your BBT dealer nearby …

BBT  #  2800   Steering wheel VDM Beetle -59

a detail shot of the extremely nice Golden Globe Compass Crest horn button

Back in stock :  

Next items are available again from BBT stocks after a longer time of absence of the BBT shelves, so after solving all quality issues they’re back available…..

BBT  #   1920-2  12 Volt pully , black

BBT  #   0604  Headlight Rim  Beetle 68- 1 screw

We thank our audience , see you next week for another exiting FPU

In an effort to promote traveling by train the German railroads made a very attractive train. Now we will take all the train, don’t we?

don’t believe always what I’m telling You, but the story is nice, isn’t it?