Luca1369
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Yellow VW/RV hybrid
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DearMissMermaid
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VW bug conversion kits were made by a company called Bugaroo in the 60's and 70's. Mechanix Illustrated published details on how to build one yourself.
Joezeppy
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Wendy said:Oh, no, poor baby VW. How can it haul that big load? People do mean, nasty things to their Vdubs....like raise them up 6 inches
Wendy
Back in the late 80's, my cousin and I cannibalized one and turned it into a dune buggy...sorry! 8)
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Luca1369
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Molaker
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I dunno, depends on what's cookin'.Luca1369 said:
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That's just a tad easier to take than what I saw a couple of years ago - the local Ford club had a picnic at the Railroad Museum and their BBQ was a beautiful white and red trim early 1960s Thunderbird hardtop convertible.
I don't have any pictures but the hardtop retracted into the trunk to expose the BBQ, which filled most of the interior. Refrigerator and food storage were up front under the hood and it had a Blue Ox baseplate and towbar to move it from place to place.
I don't have any pictures but the hardtop retracted into the trunk to expose the BBQ, which filled most of the interior. Refrigerator and food storage were up front under the hood and it had a Blue Ox baseplate and towbar to move it from place to place.
therealsimpsons
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There is a restaurant on I-39 in Illinois that has a VW Karman Ghia as the salad bar.
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Luca1369
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RoyM said:
I guess the tow vehicle is self-contained...
