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Title: thought you've seen it all? Post by: Jim Ratto on November 02, 2009, 21:59:04 pm ::)
Title: Re: thought you've seen it all? Post by: Zach Gomulka on November 02, 2009, 22:13:35 pm Wow... it's a dually.
Title: Re: thought you've seen it all? Post by: LuftsickTero on November 02, 2009, 22:37:51 pm Cool 914 :P
Title: Re: thought you've seen it all? Post by: Rennsurfer on November 03, 2009, 01:47:08 am A Bertone? No loss, there. I worked at a VW dealer in Norwalk back in the '80s as a Service Adviser. We actually sold those things. Bizarre little cars that were always in the shop. Drove more of 'em than I care to remember. Thanks for the cruel memories, Jim.
;D Title: Re: thought you've seen it all? Post by: Jim Ratto on November 03, 2009, 01:55:56 am A Bertone? No loss, there. I worked at a VW dealer in Norwalk back in the '80s as a Service Adviser. We actually sold those things. Bizarre little cars that were always in the shop. Drove more of 'em than I care to remember. Thanks for the cruel memories, Jim. ;D yeah but did your dealer have this special edition? I think it was a towing package or something. I owned a 1982 X19 for a good while and I liked it. It was a dependable, economical and fun little car. Only real problem was the handbrake wasn't very effective. There's a story about that....later. Title: Re: thought you've seen it all? Post by: louisb on November 03, 2009, 02:04:48 am Eh, coming from the south that's no big deal. I can remember seeing a a MGB hard top mounted on a To#¤ta 4x4 chassis that was jacked up about five feet off the ground.
--louis Title: Re: thought you've seen it all? Post by: Rennsurfer on November 03, 2009, 05:00:43 am yeah but did your dealer have this special edition? I think it was a towing package or something. I owned a 1982 X19 for a good while and I liked it. It was a dependable, economical and fun little car. Only real problem was the handbrake wasn't very effective. There's a story about that....later. HAHA!! Good point... you're right, we never had that um, special edition. Eh, coming from the south that's no big deal. I can remember seeing a a MGB hard top mounted on a To#¤ta 4x4 chassis that was jacked up about five feet off the ground. --louis That's funny, Louis... the fact that this pic didn't surprise you. I can honestly say that I've only seen people do that crud to El Caminos in So Cal. Title: Re: thought you've seen it all? Post by: javabug on November 03, 2009, 05:16:23 am That totally works.
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