VolksWorld Magazine Summer 2009
On sale: Fri, 10 Jul 2009
Brasilia
The Type 3 Detectives VW Brasilia has been the talk of the town for months in the VW scene. Now you can read all about it in this issue!
Novara, Italy
VolksWorld wouldn't be VolksWorld if we didn't cover events all over the world... So, let's check out Italy!
'67 Karmann Ghia
When Olivier Dupont heard from a friend about a mothballed Karmann in immaculate condition, he could hardly believe his Ghias
Stanford Hall
If the question is 'what is one of the best days out in the year a VW fan could have?' the answer is simple: Stanford Hall!
The real Herbie
We all know Beetles have personality, but few have as much as Walt Disney's Herbie. This, ladies and gentlemen, is the original Love Bug.
Bug-In 34
The most legendary name in Volkswagen events is back, and though no longer at its original home, it still proved to be a top event!
Dannenhauer and Stauss
If you're going to own a coachbuilt VW, you may as well have a pretty rare one, and they don't come much prettier, or much rarer, than the Dannenhauer and Stauss
21-window Samba
To most enthusiasts, owning a fully restored Samba is a pipe dream these days. With prices for good Buses hitting stratospheric levels, all but the lucky few can afford to own one...
How to - Alternator Conversion: Beetle and Bus
When Volkswagen upgraded the electrical systems on their European models from 6 volt to 12 volt in August 1967, it was a major milestone in VW history. Up until that date, VW owners had to cope with miserable wiper speeds, dim headlights and a starting system that was, at best, only just up to the job of firing up a 1500 engine.
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