very cool ride

Hoping to be there : )

[quote="SB Jim"]Hi Bri, Thanks for that, but I don't think the adapters would fit as I only have about a 5mm gap in between the tyre and wing lip now. I am just waiting for Karmann Konnection to come back to me with a price to re-drill. Cheers Jim[/quote Hi Jim i had them on mine it all depends what...

hi jim

do a search on e bay for vw wheel adaptors there are a few sets on there

bri

hi mate,

sorry about that been fitting a new kitchen keeping the mrs happy

have sent you my mobile number give me a ring tomorrow fella

bri

and thanks Danny for contacting me

Firstly, sorry to hear about the accident, but glad you're all ok. There's a bit of differance between the 67 and 68 (check it is a 67 model as 68's started 8/67), but most of your 68 parts should fit. The 67 door locks and handles (& doors if you don't have them) are different and one year only pa...

Evening everyone due to our pride and joy being in a crash on the 25th of may,(everyone is ok kids were in the car with me ) the car has just been written of and im thinking of rebuilding her and put her back on the road, anyway im currently looking at a 67 rolling shell so they question and it migh...

Nice ride mate

yep were going.mate got the square back in the cal-look categorie

Welcome to the forum mate very cool ride

Mark13 wrote:Hi Brian
Car looks sweet

cheers Mark

Morning Steve finally got the car taxed yesterday took it out for a spin the ride is awesome mate ,the only thing i have to get used to is the turning circle but im sure i can get used to it :D were abouts are you, thought if your close enough you could take it out for a spin if you thinking about g...

Hi Brian, it looks great, you must be pleased. Paul is currently looking after my 68 Square, RHD sunroof, though it needs a lot doing to it, all new panels and he's importing half a square from california to replace the bottom 6 inches.... but i want it solid, no quick patch up job, and i really do...

markthehat wrote:Thats lush loving the patina and nice looking interior.

cheers mate

Picked up my squareback yesterday from type 3 detectives,im very impressed with the work that paul and the guys have done on her,what do you think http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h155/delux1967/newsquareback021_zpsb324cf36.jpg http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h155/delux1967/newsquareback019_zpsc3...

Evening guys

will be looking at changing the steering wheel on the 69 squareback when i get it

before i go ahead could someone tell me if my column is a 16mm spline or 23mm spline

cheers bri

done

I see Sureterm is a part of Lancaster Insurance. I got a very good price from Lancaster for my 924 and the application was very simple - they didn't even need a valuation or photos for agreed value. Do you know if that is the same for Sureterm? I'm thinking of switching my other classics to them. M...

its ok mate just got a quote from sure term for £80 happy days

markthehat wrote:Hi, depends how old you are? i'm with swinton £114 fully comp on 67 squareback i'm 49. My son pays £590 tpft for his 72 fastback, he's 19.

hi mate that's not a bad price im 45 so it shouldn't be that far off
do you by any chance have a tel number to hand

cheers Brian

looking to buy our first type 3 at the weekend
just wondered if anyone could recommend a insurance
company and what sort off price im looking to pay

cheers

purplepeter wrote:Fastbacks are cooler
But welcome to the fold
All type 3's are special,so its guaranteed you wont look back

hi mate

yeh fastbacks are cool had one about 5 years ago,

thanks for the welcome

brian

Hi im on the look out for an early ish squareback :lol: i know its going to be hard but until then i have been offered a 1972 automatic RHD notch with a few panels thrown in,and stock interior,has a current mot so can use it straight away so is the notch quite a rare vehicle and is it worth buying ...