The Classic VW Beetle Bug How to Organize parts Tip

[EagleXGwaihir]

Good call, didn't think about sectioned boxes.

[groovy67]

Lol....you know what I mean.Would just hate to think it would see the crusher at the junkyard someday.

[groovy67]

Keep up the excellent work,Chris! You and few others are saving these classics one by one so new generations may have the chance to enjoy a truly great car.When I die(I'm 42..lol) my '67 Bug will be willed to you or someone with the same passion for these cars!

[brighteyefilms]

Willed to me?? Nah cmon I'm not that special, hahaha :o) Thank you for the compliments.

cv

[victoriaguitar]

Thank you, Chris, for another neat tip. All your videos are incredibly informative and make it easier for us Classic VW bug enthusiasts to restore our beloved cars!

[hjkgufytfyug]

Do you mind if I ask about how much does a paint job cost you?

[brighteyefilms]

it all depends on the condition of the car, this 54 in this video will most likely cost me over 5k, it needs a ton of work. They vary in rust, how smooth the panels are, how much work it takes to straighten out a fender, hood, etc. If the car is super straight and very little body work is needed, and as long as you GUT the car down to a shell with nothing on it, you can pay 1500-3500 on a nice paint job for a bug and look show condition Larger cars will be more of course.

[hjkgufytfyug]

Thanks, Chris. I love your videos by the way. Please keep them coming. I will be purchasing a classic VW bug in the next 2 years (20 yr military retirement present to myself) and want to learn all that I can so that I can make a wise purchase on the condition, etc.

A fan,

Raymond

[starbucksmunky]

Cool idea...I am building a wooden shelf with slide out plastic drawer type things and put my bus parts in there.

Thanks for the videos, keep em coming.

Max