My slammed '67 Squareback
Posted: 22nd November 2016 - 4:32pm
Hi
I have been on this forum for a little bit so thought I would post up pictures of my Squareback. Having owned a 1972 Squareback a few years ago and regretted selling it, I have been looking for a while and when this popped up I had to have it. It needs a few bits doing to it but nothing scary.
It is very solid with a genuine patina, which isn't normally my thing but I love it. Apparently it was dry stored for 33 years and has only 19000 miles on the clock from new. I am still trying to trace some of the history but going by the condition of the interior and underside it could well be possible.
I'm currently searching for parts that need replacing, then will go through the car over winter ready to enjoy from spring next year, with a few changes to make it mine properly.
This one is a keeper.
Cheers
Paul
I have been on this forum for a little bit so thought I would post up pictures of my Squareback. Having owned a 1972 Squareback a few years ago and regretted selling it, I have been looking for a while and when this popped up I had to have it. It needs a few bits doing to it but nothing scary.
It is very solid with a genuine patina, which isn't normally my thing but I love it. Apparently it was dry stored for 33 years and has only 19000 miles on the clock from new. I am still trying to trace some of the history but going by the condition of the interior and underside it could well be possible.
I'm currently searching for parts that need replacing, then will go through the car over winter ready to enjoy from spring next year, with a few changes to make it mine properly.
This one is a keeper.
Cheers
Paul
