The bug has become my daily driver for now anyway!

Tammy’s back in Wisconsin, and she’s going to be up there for quite a while helping Jeff and Corrine with their newborn. What does that mean for me – well two things. A lot of time hanging out with my… Continue Reading →

This is the little red Bug that relit the flame!

It’s October of 1999, and I have been on the road for three years full time implementing Y2K software for the company where I work. Finally, I got a break from work, and Tammy and I took a trip to… Continue Reading →

November Cars and Coffee in Rockwall Texas.

Tammy and I rolled back into north Texas after 35 days and 3100 miles on the road in our 2017 Imagine travel trailer. The trip up north was great fun but not without issues, much like owning a 66 beetle…. Continue Reading →

Saturday Morning “Cars and Coffee” in Rockwall Texas

It’s not every day that I will drive the sea blue beetle for coffee. In fact, as you probably have guessed i really don’t like driving in hot weather. However, Saturday was an exception. Mainly, because it may be the… Continue Reading →

Cool Down and Farmersville Car Show

There’s a cool down, in north Texas, but it will probably be short lived! This weekend there was the Cops and Rodders Car Show in Farmersville, TX. I have to say it was really nice to drive the car to… Continue Reading →

Nothings as easy as it seems

Nothing is ever as easy, or as clear cut, as it seems. The rear brake fiasco continued this summer. Last year bleeding the brakes after the new master cylinder was installed was a real pain. I finally got those brakes… Continue Reading →

Not a 100-Degree Day

It wasn’t a 100-degree day for our last get together on July 28th. Surprisingly the turnout was almost bare. Infact we probably hung around in the parking lot for 30 minutes with only three cars; My ’66, Scotts Ghia, and… Continue Reading →

Wylie Texas Car Show

Wow, to say it was a hot day at the Wylie car Show would be an understatement. The heat was really unbearable. I did, however, meet some great people, like Greg with his beautiful 1957 chevy, and TJ with his… Continue Reading →

Oh the fun you’ll have!

Oh, the fun you’ll have,… no not really. Changing the rear wheel cylinder poses unique challenges for classic beetle owners. Challenge number one is getting the huge nut off that holds the rear drum onto the axle. It is torqued… Continue Reading →

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