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lifted vw's are commonplace in CA and AZCharles W - BS Photographer at large -
I like it , but ...5 grand ???????Comment
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My mother had one back then, I remember riding in the back and wondering why it was so loud back there!used to be purplecobra, now just myself.
I still drive a mustang!!!!!Comment
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How did he lift it with drop spindles? Maybe upside down and on opposite sides?
DanComment
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They are not drop spindles......they are lift spindles. Think of making a drop spindle, only in reverse. Very popular in the VW world, as those suspensions lend themselves easily to both lifting and dropping.
Doesn't drive me crazy in the least - its so easy to reverse between the two. Here are two I've been responsible for causing....
Of all the paths you take in life - make sure a few of them are dirt.Comment
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I actually like it.....There's always something new to learn.Comment
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looks as stable as an overloaded... 20 year old muleComment
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That Ghia kicks ass!Comment
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stiney did you widen the beam on the type 1 ?Charles W - BS Photographer at largeComment
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a friend of mine in AZ has a side gig out of the back of his house building baja vws
Charles W - BS Photographer at largeComment
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The versatility of the VW is what makes it such a unique vehicle...lowered, raised, baja, kit cars, ect...kool.Comment
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i like it too. it would have to be really nice for 5K though. That ghia is cool looking. My dad had 3 different busses when i was little. He bought the first one in about '63 i think...old VW's have a big following. even here in rustbeltville, there are always a few around it seems. there are 2 Ghia's and a kammback i see around town all the time. cool cars.Mike in Southwest OhioComment
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