VW Beetle 1967 aka "Kewer"
Having a classic Volkswagen bug was long just a dream. Now we are the happy and proud owners of one. This is a diary of restoring and having fun with our volksie in South Africa. We hope you'll enjoy the ride with our blog.
Monday, 27 August 2012
Monday, 06 August 2012
Cars in the Park Zwartkop Raceway 2012
Labels:
Events
Location:
7 North St, Pretoria 0084, Etelä-Afrikka
Wednesday, 18 April 2012
Restoration Costs
The restoration took almost a year. And what did all this fun cost (excluding the working hours):
Beetle Purchase Price R28,500
Restoration Costs:
Parts / Battery R135
Parts / Body R3,945
Parts / Electricity R1,013
Parts / Engine R1,906
Parts / Exterior R489
Parts / Gearbox R260
Parts / Interior R3,769
Parts / Lights R532
Parts / Painting R284
Parts / Rubbers R1,781
Parts / Tyres R3,263
Parts Total Cost R17,377
Services / Registration R796
Services / Painting, Bodywork R10,500
Services / Engine R1,500
Services Total Cost R12,796
Miscellaneous / Accesories R1,852
Miscellaneous / Battery R599
Miscellaneous / Cleaning R129
Miscellaneous / Interior R45
Miscellaneous / Painting R722
Miscellaneous / Other R684
Miscellaneous Total Cost R4,031
Beetle Total Cost R62,704
(The calculation is in South African Rands)
Tuesday, 10 April 2012
Finishing Touches
The sound and heat insulation, and the painting of the inside floor.
Carpets finished.
New three point seat belts fitted. The seat belts being the only thing in the beetle not being standard, for safety reasons.
The front bumper was re-chromed, AA membership sign was fitted.
The belly pan was rubberised.
A new 6 volt battery fitted under the back seat.
Monday, 16 January 2012
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