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Very nice. I always wanted one of those. One that is well taken care of or new is expensive as hell though.1965 VW Camper. 6 volt battery. The one shown is a 1967, but close.
Always parked on a hill if able. Made it easy to push start.
1964 Galaxie convertible...
... 390ci, 4-speed, only 800 were made that year...
... put an 8-track tape player in it...
... an' chrome reverse all around...
... Mom made me sell it when I bought a `67 Mustang...
... which I ended up losing in a divorce...
... I still dream about the Galaxie from time to time.
I loved that old bus. Push starting and all. I still have the battery charger for it from Sears. Charges 6 volt and 12 volt. They built the stuff to last back then. We used to go to the beach with it. It was the RV of the day. LOLVery nice. I always wanted one of those. One that is well taken care of or new is expensive as hell though.1965 VW Camper. 6 volt battery. The one shown is a 1967, but close.
Always parked on a hill if able. Made it easy to push start.
I still want to get one or something similar and start taking a bunch of road trips.I loved that old bus. Push starting and all. I still have the battery charger for it from Sears. Charges 6 volt and 12 volt. They built the stuff to last back then. We used to go to the beach with it. It was the RV of the day. LOLVery nice. I always wanted one of those. One that is well taken care of or new is expensive as hell though.1965 VW Camper. 6 volt battery. The one shown is a 1967, but close.
Always parked on a hill if able. Made it easy to push start.
View attachment 59903 bought a 58 like this before I went into the service.
Not that hard to work on. The bus had 3 bolts holding the engine. Then you lift the bus up and over the engine. Me and 2 brothers would do it. Later on it was hard to find the parts for the Bus.View attachment 59903 bought a 58 like this before I went into the service.
I like VW. The new and the old. I had a couple of bugs from the 60's back in the day, and one fun-to-drive '73 Karmen Ghia.
They weren't to frustrating to work on... Germans must have small hands
I loved that old bus. Push starting and all. I still have the battery charger for it from Sears. Charges 6 volt and 12 volt. They built the stuff to last back then. We used to go to the beach with it. It was the RV of the day. LOLVery nice. I always wanted one of those. One that is well taken care of or new is expensive as hell though.1965 VW Camper. 6 volt battery. The one shown is a 1967, but close.
Always parked on a hill if able. Made it easy to push start.
I still want to get one or something similar and start taking a bunch of road trips.
Not that hard to work on. The bus had 3 bolts holding the engine. Then you lift the bus up and over the engine. Me and 2 brothers would do it. Later on it was hard to find the parts for the Bus.View attachment 59903 bought a 58 like this before I went into the service.
I like VW. The new and the old. I had a couple of bugs from the 60's back in the day, and one fun-to-drive '73 Karmen Ghia.
They weren't to frustrating to work on... Germans must have small hands
View attachment 59903 bought a 58 like this before I went into the service.
I like VW. The new and the old. I had a couple of bugs from the 60's back in the day, and one fun-to-drive '73 Karmen Ghia.
They weren't to frustrating to work on... Germans must have small hands
Umm! me likeyMy first motorcycle. 1965 Harley Hummer, 165. More fun than a barrel of monkeys, but a mechanical nightmare, especially the electrical system. Even the Harley dealer refused to work on it. I found out years later that Harley did not manufacture it. Some other company built them and Harley just put their name on it because they did not have a light motorcycle to sell;
Umm! me likeyMy first motorcycle. 1965 Harley Hummer, 165. More fun than a barrel of monkeys, but a mechanical nightmare, especially the electrical system. Even the Harley dealer refused to work on it. I found out years later that Harley did not manufacture it. Some other company built them and Harley just put their name on it because they did not have a light motorcycle to sell;
I loved that old bus. Push starting and all. I still have the battery charger for it from Sears. Charges 6 volt and 12 volt. They built the stuff to last back then. We used to go to the beach with it. It was the RV of the day. LOLVery nice. I always wanted one of those. One that is well taken care of or new is expensive as hell though.1965 VW Camper. 6 volt battery. The one shown is a 1967, but close.
Always parked on a hill if able. Made it easy to push start.
I still want to get one or something similar and start taking a bunch of road trips.
A brand new 1971 Mercury Comet when I was in high school.
Brand new?
Nice!
Reward for straight A's?
My brother considered buying one to store as an investment. Wish he would have. Sweet ride!!Now if we can talk about the MOST FUN car ever owned, it was my 1987 Buick Grand National!
My brother considered buying one to store as an investment. Wish he would have. Sweet ride!!Now if we can talk about the MOST FUN car ever owned, it was my 1987 Buick Grand National!
Mark
