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July 21, 2008
Hello Good Ole Volks,
I hope that all of our GOV member's are enjoying what appears to be
another hot summer season. After Susan & I debated all week about whether
to drive both of our Squareback's to the upcoming show in Roxboro, it was
finally decided at the last minute that she wanted to drive her's to the
show as well. I had just finished detailing mine around 5:00PM on Saturday
evening when she got home from work with the announcement. So off to the
carwash we went for a quick wash job & vacuuming on her Squareback.
There's nothing like having a couple of clean VW's parked in front of the
house to pick one's spirit's up, wouldn't you agree?
We were up bright and early on Sunday morning to get ourselves ready for
the trip to what was the 3rd Annual BUGWILD to be held at Roxboro
Motorsports Dragway in Timberlake, NC. After filling our gas tank's and
grabbing a bite to eat, it was off to the show. It has always been a great
cruise to this particular show, with the 2 lane highway and the country
scenery that goes along with it. Even Susan made the remark about how
pleasant of a ride that it was. I did have a situation with my accelerator
wanting to hang up some about halfway to the track, but that worked itself
out by the time we arrived. After we arrived at the show, I noticed the
same thing that I always noticed at the previous BUGWILD show's. The show
was going to be a small one as usual. I found Warren Hill there, who was
the person responsible for the previous 2 event's, and found out that he
wasn't the party responsible for this year's event. He was only there for
assistance, and the owner's of the Roxboro Motorsports Dragway were the
one's holding this event.
After arriving at our setup spot and getting our car's and shelter set up,
we grabbed us a seat in the shade of our shelter, and enjoyed the breeze
that was blowing pretty much all day. If it hadn't been for this breeze,
it would have been a quite miserable day with the heat & humidity. By the
time that all of the VW's that would be participating in the car show had
arrived, we had a total of 25 show car's. There were probably around the
same number of drag car's, and only 3 dealer's present. One of those
dealer's left before the show even started. And there were only 2 member's
representing our GOV club, which was Susan & me. This was, like I said, a
small show as usual. Most of the people wanted to stay out of the sun
during the show, but most of us did venture out to check each other's VW
out every so often, and I did get Susan a neat t-shirt that she liked.
There wasn't hardly any part's to check out at all, which was a
disappointment, since I needed to restock some item's for my kit.
We brought our own food and drink's, so we got to enjoy that in the shade
of our shelter for lunch, and we did get to meet some new VW people while
at the show, but we were hoping that some more of our GOV member's would
have showed up. I know that it was hot & humid outdoors', and some people
don't like sitting around in those condition's while showing their VW, but
we didn't even see any other member's as spectator's either. It sure would
have been nice to see some of our member's there, but I do understand how
thing's happen sometime.
After the judging was taken care of, and we had already had enough of the
heat & humidity, they decided to hand out the award's. Susan & me both got
1st Place award plaque's in our class, and then we were in the car and out
the gate without even checking the award plaque's out. We had had enough
of the heat & humidity for the day. On the road again, heading towards
home, with my Squareback running exceptionally great, I had the
feeling..........my car is running too good! We were about 3 miles out of
Roxboro, and as I said, my car was running great, and then my accelerator
pedal went to the floor and didn't return. Yeah, my accelerator cable had
snapped, and guess who had to pull to the side of the road? Well, it just
so happened that my car stopped at the entrance to a nice housing
community, which worked out for us, and Susan just drove on up to the
first house, while I waited with the car, and got the person to tell AAA
how to get to our location to tow us home. Thank goodness for AAA! By the
time that Susan got back to me, one of my cousin's & his wife had seen my
VW on the side of the road, knew that it was me, and had stopped to see if
they could be of some assistance. So, there we were, standing on the side
of the road, having us a family reunion in the sun. Fun...fun...fun! By
the time the tow truck got there, we had gotten our chair's out of the car
and found us a shady spot. The first reply out of the tow truck driver's
mouth was, "well, you're making the best out of it huh!" With that, he
hooked up my Squareback, and off to Danville we went.
Now, here's where the crap really started, but first, let me recap the 1st
& 2nd BUGWILD show's just a little bit. I have been to all 3 of these
BUGWILD show's, and the award's given out went like this. The 1st Annual
BUGWILD award was a plaque with "1st Annual BUGWILD" on the plaque and a
picture of one of the drag Bug's. The 2nd Annual BUGWILD award was a
plaque with "2nd Annual BUGWILD" on the plaque, and a picture of the same
drag Bug. Since we were sitting there with nothing better to do while
waiting on the tow truck, Susan suggested that we check out our award's,
and this is what we had. Our 1st Place plaque's for the 3rd Annual BUGWILD
show had on it.........are you ready for this........... 1st Place - 2nd
Annual BUGWILD, and there wasn't even a picture of the drag Bug this time
around. This didn't make happy camper's out of us at all. I have called up
the track and spoke to a woman about this, and she said that she would
bring it to the owner's attention, and he would get us a replacement for
this mistake. I can only hope at this point that thing's will be taken
care of. Let's hope so anyway! Without stating what we'll do if this isn't
taken care of, it will be in their best interest to take care of it.
Wouldn't you agree?
So in the meantime, I'm having an accelerator cable put on my Squareback,
along with a few other thing's that needs to be addressed, and all of this
should be done before we head to Herbie's Place on August 14,2008 for our
GOV Break The Record Night! Till then.....................
Have a VW day,
Bobby
July 9, 2008
Hello Good Ole Volks,
Well, here it is, July 4th weekend, and what a busy weekend it has been.
We just had to put another starter on Susan's Squareback. We had just put
one on her car less than a year ago, and it up and went bad on us. I'm
glad that it carried a lifetime warranty on it. The Squareback was working
fine one moment, and then it wouldn't crank up the next. In addition to
that, my Dad has finally gotten back home after spending the last 3 week's
being in & out of the hospital. We've been right busy having to deal with
that and it's a relief to have him back home.
Susan & me just went out yesterday and bought us a new computer, so we're
in the process of trying to get thing's organized enough to try and get
this report out to our good ole volks. I hope that each and everyone of
our member's is enjoying the start to summertime. I have heard from quite
a few member's lately about various subject's, and it still seems that our
love for all thing's VW is still going on. There have been some to sell
there VW's, only to go out and buy themselves another one to fix up.
Other's seem to be interested in getting into drag racing. Then there is
the one's that are in the process of getting their pride & joy repainted
or even restored. One of our member's has even suggested that we start a
"In The Works" feature for the website. There's a lot of good ole volks
VW's that are being worked on, restored, or in the work's, and those type
picture's and report's would be interesting to see, don't you think!
Let's not forget that one of our GOV favorite event's is going to take
place on August 14, 2008 at Herbie's Place on Battleground Ave. in
Greensboro, NC. This event has been reported on television, newspaper's,
and even on our own GOV website. It's our Annual GOV Break The Record
Night. We have consistently broke our record each year, so this year let's
get the word out to all of the VW driver's out there, and ask them to show
their VW pride, and help us break last years record total of 98 VW's. The
only effort that has to be done is to drive your VW, and see how many
other's you can invite to join in the fun. You can count on me being
there.....that's for sure!
There's also been some chatter lately about scheduling another one of the
GOV favorite cruise's, which is our Parkway Cruise. This has usually been
set around late September/early October, and I see no need to break from
tradition. These Parkway Cruise's have had us having breakfast at Mabry
Mill, a large group picnic and picture taking event on the Blue Ridge
Parkway, a "all you can eat" pancake breakfast in Meadows Of Dan, VA, and
a winery tour at Chateau Morrisette. Let us hear some input about this
event.
Alright.........the next VW show is set for this coming Sunday, July 13,
2008. It's the BUGWILD show, and it's being held at the Roxboro
Motorsports Park in Roxboro, NC. I hope to see a lot of our member's
there. In the meantime................................................
Have a VW day,
Bobby
June 22, 2008
FREE DRINKS...
Herbie's will now give you a free drink, IF:
1) you arrive between 5:30PM and
9:30PM
2) you arrive on a Thursday night
3) you have a GoodOleVolks logo,
or a VW logo on your shirt or cap
4) and you order food.
Make sure you tell your waitress, 'Thank You'.
May 12, 2008
Hello Good Ole Volks,
I hope that all of you are enjoying this springtime weather, and getting
outside to drive your favorite VW's. I just love this time of year. But,
the bad thing about this is that the gas companies do not know when enough
is enough. The price of gas, locally, went up over 10 cents just last week
alone. Even though our little VW's get good gas mileage, I think that the
country is trying to convert all of us to driving those electric car's.
Needless to say, it's making things rough on everyone & everything,
including us. This is the main reason for us having to miss so many of our
Thursday gathering's at Herbie's Place, and it's really disappointing. It
doesn't seem to be getting any better either. I don't think that it will
stop till it hits $5.00 per gallon, and it's already right at $4.00! Now,
I'm starting to get irritated! But......do you think that the gas
companies care? I didn't think so!
There is the North VS South Shootout #17 scheduled for this coming Sunday
at Rockingham Dragway, and then the BUGOUT #63 is scheduled the weekend
after that for the Memorial Day weekend. It looks as if we will miss both
of these show's due to some pressing family matter's that just can't be
ignored. I hope that any of our member's that gets the chance to attend
either of these show's has a great time and sends Lee a short report on
how much you enjoyed the show. I just found out last week that my Dad has
some health issue's that we're having to deal with, and on top of that, my
brother was riding his motorcycle home from work on Wednesday, when
somebody that wasn't paying attention decided to pull their pickup truck
in front of him. His Harley Davidson was totaled, and he's still in the
hospital due to his injuries. Yeah, there's a lot going on in our
household these day's. We're still around however, so don't give up on us
yet. We miss seeing y'all, and I'm sure that we'll see you again soon.
Till
later.......................................................................
Have a VW day,
Bobby
April 9, 2008
Hello Good Ole Volks,
It's your roving reporter with the info on the "Fast Times AT Farmington #
9" this past Sunday. As most to us know, this past weekend wasn't the
greatest of times to be cleaning on your pride & joy. It just didn't seem
that the rain and overcast skies would ever leave us. But, the weather guy
said that Sunday was supposed to be sunny, with temps in the mid to high
60's! Well.......we got up at 6:00 AM on Sunday with it still raining in
Danville, VA! Yeah, the day was getting off to a good start already. I did
make a call to Kathy with the SEVWA, and found out that the rain had
stopped sometime back at the track, and the show was still on. Now, on top
of that, Susan wanted to take her Squareback to this show also, and I had
taken the time on Saturday to wash it up for her while she was at work.
This was between one of those times when it temporarily stopped raining
long enough to make a mad dash to the carwash to put a quick washing to
it. After loading up our Squareback's with all of the essential's, we
decided to crank them, so they could be warming up for that trip during
the cool weather. Mine fired right up without any problem! Then Susan came
to me with the news that her Squareback wouldn't crank, and she wasn't too
happy about this at all. After finding that her ignition coil had came
loose from the bracket, and grounded it out, I knew that we wouldn't be
able to take her Squareback anywhere that morning. The card's were just
staked against us on Sunday morning! So we piled everything into my
Squareback and headed out. After a bite to eat, and getting the gas tank
filled, we headed towards the show.
For something on a more positive note......I sure did enjoy the scenery
along the way. You can tell that Spring is in the air! I sure did enjoy
seeing all of the redbud tree's in bloom this time of year, and there were
plenty of them to see as we made our way to the show. We didn't run into
anymore rain to the show, but there was plenty of it left on the road to
be slung onto my car as we headed south. After a great cruise in my
Squareback down the wet interstate, with an overcast sky, and right chilly
temperature's, we pulled into Farmington Dragway, paid our admission, and
joined in the fun that was to be, "Fast Times At Farmington # 9"!
It didn't take long for me to notice that the weather had given some
people the chance to stay home. But there was still plenty to do. There
was 108 show car's, 50 drag car's, and over 50 new & used part's dealer's.
The GOV member's that I know were showing their car's were Jeremy &
Jonathan Coble with their Bug's, Bunk Parrish with his Bug, Carl & Mark
Holt with their Bug's, Tommy Joyce with his Bug, and me in my Squareback.
If there were any other member's there that I didn't mention, I just
didn't get to see you and I apologize. There were however, quite a few
other member's that was there looking for something to ad to their
favorite VW, or to just check out what was happening with all of these
people outside on a day like this. The one's that I seen was Stick, Pete,
Teresa,& boy's, Bill, Tony, Bobby, Alan, Chan, Jack & Debbie, Betty, and a
few more whose name's always eludes me.
We did get us quite a few part's that we needed from quite a large group
of dealer's that was there, and we got to see quite a few VW's that I
hadn't seen before. Then there was something that you don't see to often.
A Bug on a rotisserie! Bill Ridgeway of Northside Automotive and Custom
had his blue 1963 Ragtop Bug on this rotisserie, and it was turning all
during the show for people to check out this really clean and restored
beauty. He ended up winning Best of Show, Best Paint, & Best Interior! The
next best place to be at this show was at Stick's BUG-B-QUE grill. Susan
took one of her casserole dishes with some of her baked spaghetti
especially to cook in his grill for the member's that was lucky enough to
get some of it. It did get eaten right quickly! But, if you didn't get
there quick enough, there was the hot dogs, hamburger's, or steak's. Then
Betty brought along some of her great tasting cookies for desert. We
really enjoyed this particular show in spite of the weather. Sometimes it
is a matter of what's going on, and who's there, that makes some great
memories, and we flat out had a blast during this show. Yeah......it was a
cloudy and overcast all day, water and mud was everywhere, and that breeze
that was blowing all day made you bundle up and stick your hands in your
pocket's, but man, what a great event it was. There was some member's that
I haven't seen in going on 2 year's that I had the pleasure to catch up
with, and there was a whole bunch of new VW's that were either hood ride's
or in the under construction class that gave us plenty to look at. And
let's nor forget all of the drag car's that was blasting down the drag
strip all day long......VW's & V8's as well. I wish that every VW show
could be as much fun as this one was, and the one's that missed it really
missed a good one.
The award winner's this time were Bunk Parrish, Carl Holt, Mark Holt, and
Bobby McDowell! Make sure to congratulate these member's for the award's!
I also got some sad news from Sheari yesterday morning! She informed me
that Jan Tickle's daughter was killed in a car crash just the other day.
Let's remember her in our prayer's and help her however we can!
The next upcoming event this month is the BUG-A-PULUZA # 10 is on April
19-20,2008 in Chattanooga, TN! For the month of May it looks as if
everyone want to have their event on the same weekend. On May 17,2008 we
have the Bicentennial Parade in Greensboro, NC, and the Charlotte
Transporter Show in Charlotte, NC. Then on May 18,2008 there is the North
VS South Shootout # 17 At Rockingham Dragway in Rockingham, NC. Till
later.....................................................................................
Have a VW day,
Bobby
February 6, 2008
Hello Good Ole Volks,
Well, it's official! The 2008 VW show season got started on Sunday
February 3, 2008 with the "2nd Annual Shriners Winter Volksfest" put on by
the SEVWA and the Shriners at the Greensboro Coliseum. My morning got
started early, and after seeing Susan off to work (yeah, once again I'm
traveling solo without my better half), and stopping at the Sheetz station
for gas and ice, I was heading to Greensboro in the dark. I had the road
pretty much all to myself due to the light traffic at the time. I did get
to see a real pretty sunrise, while listening to the stereo, and enjoying
cruising in my Squareback to the show. We were told that the set up time
was 8:00 - 10:00 AM, and as I pulled into the Coliseum parking lot at
8:00AM, I pulled up behind a row of around 20 VW's that were already there
waiting to head indoors. Even though it was right chilly outside, we just
stuck our hand's in our pocket's and had some conversation's with the
other participant's till they started allowing us in around 8:35AM. After
getting indoors and being directed where to park, I watched as quite a few
more VW's made their way inside. One after another they came for some
time, till the room was filled with the sound of VW's and excited
conversation's. There were all kinds of great looking VW's in
attendance.........Bug's, Buses, Ghia's, Squareback's, Notchback's,
Thing's, Dune Buggy's, Baha's, etc, as well as quite a few more dealer's,
and a better swap meet than they had last year. Once the gate was opened,
and the VW's were parked, the crowd's started coming in to check thing's
out as we put the final touch's to our car's. It has always amazed me how
the spectator's will come up to certain VW's with their own stories of how
they used to have one or the other of our beloved car's, and tell their
stories with a smile on their face. Once again, there was plenty to keep
you occupied as you made your way through the row after row of VW's, to
check out what the owner's had done to their ride's, or to carry on a
conversation with a friend that you had not seen in awhile, or go through
the swap meet to find that elusive part that you've been searching for,
before heading over to the new parts dealer's to pick up something extra
for their favorite VW.
And how about our Good Ole Volks member's that were there to represent us.
There was Tommy Davidson with his green Thing, Gary Glass with his red
Beetle, Dean Underwood with his orange Dune Buggy, Steve Hunt with his
blue Beetle, Jonathan Schoor with his blue Convertible Ghia, Alan Tickle
with his orange Baha Bug, Carl Bowman with his red Convertible Beetle,
Bunk & David Parrish had their Beetle's, and Bobby McDowell with his blue
Squareback. Then there were the other's........Annessa, Luke, Mickey,
Stick, Pete, Teresa, Bobby, Steve, Alex, Jan, Craig, Jeremy, Chan, and
some other member's that were there for support. This made for another
great indoor VW show in the middle of winter time. Even the kid's got into
the spirit of VW happening's, when a large group of them found an area
that wasn't occupied by a VW or dealer, and they had their little remote
controlled VW's racing & spinning across the floor with a smile on their
faces. All in keeping with the theme of VW's!
Once again, there was another car show going on in the other area on the
other side of the wall with those Euro type car's, and we got to check
them out as we walked over to the food court. There were quite a few of
these car's over there as well, but once again, I had too many better
thing's to see on our side of the wall. One of the main attraction's in
the other show, was in the middle of both show's, just inside the main
entrance to the show's! There was a green 80's something Impala with about
all of the audio/video item's that you could imagine inside, and the car
was resting on a set of 30 inch spinner rim's. To this day, I have never
seen a car that was that high off of the road. But......back to the VW's!
Well, the day went along smoothly for most of us. Some of us found that
elusive part, or that new piece that we've been wanting for awhile, or
maybe even a new toy, or decal that caught our eye. After several hour's,
and with some of the crowd clearing out, most of us found our own little
group's to sit around with to chat and pass the time. It wasn't too much
longer till the they held the 50/50 drawing, where one lucky fellow won
$207.00, and the raffle drawing's, where quite a few of us won a cap,
t-shirt, or a VW "Street Beat" CD. And then the award's were given out!
Our GOV winner's were Tommy Davidson, Gary Glass, Dean Underwood, Jonathan
Schoor, Alan Tickle, Carl Bowman, Bunk Parrish, David Parrish, & Bobby
McDowell! Make sure to congratulate them when you get the chance!
This year's Shriners Winter Volksfest was another success for the
Shriners. The spokesman said that there would be another event next year,
and that our group generated $10,000.00 for the Shriners kid's. Let's pat
ourselves on the back for this accomplishment! Now, for one last piece of
info! In the latest issue of "Dune Buggies, & Hot VWs" magazine, they have
the event coverage for the last "North VS South Shootout", and it
feature's some great picture's of some of our member's VW's that were
winner's. There are Gary Glass, who won the Best of Show, Tommy Davidson,
Johnnie Walker, & Dean Underwood. And in the "Winner's Box" for the Type
3/Type4 Class, there was Susan McDowell, 1970 Squareback from Danville,
VA. It's finally official! As Jack Van is always saying, "hers is
prettier", and it showed at this show. Make sure to congratulate our
member's for their accomplishment, and know that Susan has the prettiest
Squareback of our household.
The 2 closest upcoming VW show's are the SEVWA Silver Dollar Showdown #6
will be held in Reynolds, GA on March 9,2008, and the SEVWA Fast Times At
Farmington #9 near Winston Salem, NC on April 6,2008. Till
then.............................................................................
Have a VW day,
Bobby
February 2, 2008
Here are some tips on pumping gas, and perhaps saving some
of your money.
I don't know what you are paying for gasoline.... in
California they are also paying higher, up to $3.75 per gallon. So here
are some tricks to get more of your money's worth for every gallon.
Click here for local prices.
At the Kinder Morgan Pipeline in San Jose, CA they deliver about 4 million
gallons in a 24-hour period through the pipeline. One day is diesel the
next day is jet fuel, and gasoline, regular and premium grades. They have
34-storage tanks there with a total capacity of 16,800,000 gallons.
Only buy or fill up your car or truck in the early morning when the ground
temperature is still cold. Remember that all service stations have their
storage tanks buried below ground. The colder the ground the more dense
the gasoline, when it gets warmer gasoline expands, so buying in the
afternoon or in the evening....your gallon is not exactly a gallon. In the
petroleum business, the specific gravity and the temperature of the
gasoline, diesel and jet fuel, ethanol and other petroleum products plays
an important role. A 1-degree rise in temperature is a big deal for this
business. But the service stations do not have temperature compensation at
the pumps.
When you're filling up do not squeeze the trigger of the nozzle to a fast
mode. If you look you will see t h at the trigger has three (3) stages:
low, middle, and high. In slow mode you should be pumping on low speed,
thereby minimizing the vapors that are created while you are pumping. All
hoses at the pump have a vapor return. If you are pumping on the fast
rate, some of the liquid that goes to your tank becomes vapor. Those
vapors are being sucked up and back into the underground storage tank so
you're getting less worth for your money.
One of the most important tips is to fill up when your gas tank is HALF
FULL or HALF EMPTY. The reason for this is, the more gas you have in your
tank the less air occupying its empty space. Gasoline evaporates faster
than you can imagine. Gasoline storage tanks have an internal floating
roof. This roof serves as zero clearance between the gas and the
atmosphere, so it minimizes the evaporation. Unlike service stations,
every truck that is loaded is temperature compensated so that every gallon
is actually the exact amount.
Another reminder. If there is a gasoline truck pumping into the storage
tanks when you stop to buy gas, DO NOT fill up--most likely the gasoline
is being stirred up as the gas is being delivered, and you might pick up
some o f the dirt that normally settles on the bottom.
Hope this will help you get the most value for your money.
Lee
January 6, 2008
Hello Good Ole Volks,
Have you noticed how mild that the weekends have been these last couple of
weeks? Have any of you taken your VW's out for a drive, or your own little
personal cruise? I certainly have, and it was really enjoyable to be out &
about on both of our VW's! As a matter of fact......I'll be cruising
around Danville in my Squareback today. Enjoying the clear, sunny, 50
something degree weather. Man.....I'm getting antsy for a GOV cruise!
Sure, it's great to climb in my VW and head off to a show
somewhere........ to hang around with a bunch of friend's and other VW
minded people......to watch some VW drag car's blast down the dragstrip
trying to set some new speed record's, and seeing who all will win an
award in the car show! But, it's not quite like getting together with our
Good Ole Volks and hitting the road together as a group. It's nothing like
going down the road with a large group of VW's, heading to a certain
location, and watching the people as we pass them in our VW's. They will
usually smile and wave, or point at us as we cruise on past them, and I
don't know about you, but I've always liked that. We've been on quite a
few of our GOV cruise's over the year's, to places like campgrounds,
wineries, mountains, dairies, parades, etc..........., and we've enjoyed
every one of them.
Isn't it about time that you make some of your own
memories? As I'm sure that most of you know by now, Lee has sent out a
message to all of our GOV member's to let your idea's be known about
thing's such as this. Where would you like to cruise to? What event would
you like to check out? What would be a great cause for our GOV to
participate in? Lee is asking all of our member's to offer your idea's for
the upcoming year. I think that if we have 206 member's on our club
roster, we ought to be able to come up with quite a few idea's! Don't you?
Let's see how much fun that we can have as a club this year. Let's make
2008 a year for the Good Ole Volks to remember. There's already a list of
show's & other activities on our "EVENTS" section that you can check out
if you would like, or you can offer some of your own idea's for something
different. Here's what's happening in your neck of the woods!
On Saturday January 12, 2008, there is the "Keffer VW - V-DUB Day"
happening in Huntersville, NC! This will be at Keffer VW, 13651
Statesville Rd., Huntersville, NC! According to them, the easiest way to
get there is take Exit 23 off #77, and head east. Take a right at the 1st
light (Old Statesville) and the dealership is less than .5 miles on the
right. This is about 20-30 miles below Mooresville, NC, where they have
the "VW Invasion"! And then.......something a little closer to home! The
SEVWA's "2nd Annual Shriners Volksfest" is being held at the Greensboro
Coliseum on February 3,2008!
Now.......congratulation's goes out to one of our Asheboro, NC member's!
Johnie Walker has his Bug featured in the February issue of Dune Buggies &
Hot VWs magazine. Make sure that you check out the feature, and let him
know that you seen his VW in the magazine. It's a great article, and I
found out some thing's about his car that I never knew!
In the
meantime.....................................................................................................
Have a VW day,
Bobby
