Aaron Gives A +200 Horsepower Motor To A Beetle | Fast N' Loud

[@Flat4Power4Life]

I just built a ripper 1776cc for my 63 Beetle. It’s amazing how such a small amount of HP is needed to make these light little cars move.

[@brentbourbeau3666]

R u togive the phone 📱

[@Mark-g4z2s]

I owned a '65. I loved it. Still today, my favorite. What you did to this was super. A few impressions, and beautiful

[@juniorvaughn4567]

You guys are awesome. I’ve had a couple bugs, a 57 split oval, 59 oval, 64 and a 1970 auto stick with a 2100 cc engine that I switch from a 6volt battery to a 12 volt, lowered, air bags, and painted all grey with white doors. The 70 was my baby since it was a rare automatic. When I moved to Las Vegas in 1997 it was stolen and never seen again. My heart was broken that day

[@IGO0100REALQUICK]

57 isn’t a split and 59 isn’t an oval

[@juniorvaughn4567]

@@IGO0100REALQUICK my bad I said those 2 backwards.

[@jimihendrix1575]

@@juniorvaughn4567 That's even MORE incorrect. The early bugs were split windows until mid-March, 1953, then they became oval windows. 1958 was the first year of the 'big' rear windows.

[@stevelozano9523]

​@@jimihendrix1575 were probably graphted.

[@w.patpeters4643]

@@IGO0100REALQUICK I was gonna say that

[@heartsky]

Amazing to think how in 15 years they went from junk to treasure. Owned three, a '67 Cal bug, '64 baja, and '68 transporter. Oh and a '81 Rabbit pickup.

[@branon6565]

deesine....I've owned a 71 Beetle, sold it and bought a 66 Cal Bug, and then I saved up and bought a 64 Notchback that had an 1835, dual port heads, dual Kadrons, Porsche 914 polished rims, and a Rino 5spd race trans....sold both my 66 Bug and 64 Notch because my now ex-wife hates air cooled VW's ...in fact, she hates all classic cars...the worst part? Dude who bought my Notch let his 17yr old kid drive it, who then proceeded to wrap it around a light pole, totaling it...I'm still pissed off about sellin both of those cars just cuz a garbage human being hated em....damnit....

[@tegan71969]

Selling those two VDubs because of your ex is a travesty! Sorry for your loss!

[@brianpatmore8418]

The 40 HP was about 1196 CC capacity. The 6 volt system was the monster from the black lagoon. I was into these little cars and the club in Sydney (AUS) quite a bit. The rally bugs had a part that bolted onto the outer end of the front suspension tubes back to the near where the floor pan at the front came out from the wheel wells at a corner where the pan went straight along under the doors. This was a factory part option at the time and a few of the guys I knew used it for rally events, dirt bush roads in mountains, forests etc where thing were under duress. Some guys used Porsche Super 90 motors and even transaxles. Some other variants could have been roughly related to Bugs, but only just !! Enjoyed the video but wished there was more info. Well done.

[@leodriscoll2929]

My first car was a 65 this color, had the 40 horse for about a year. I remember that it went 5 mph faster right after I waxed it.

[@edsantos6627]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jaanmohdsoofiani1747]

😂✌

[@theallseeingeye9388]

40HP you say? Wind resistance reduction by waxing should get you close to 6 mph

[@jimdr63]

A 75 was my first bug. All I remember was it had heat only if I had more than 1/2 a tank of gas. Good luck on that, I was a High School Student. And of course did the “How many people can I fit in the Bug” contest. 13 was the finally number. Buddy with the same car had 15.

[@brunotartari675]

Lol... Aerodynamics, bro

[@saipuakivikaupias]

Gorgeous car but in that original condition, hard to see it not just restored. Great video!

[@susanfanning9106]

I'm 70 years old. And I have owned 5 V-dubs. I currently have a 2002 5 speed Ruby runs like a top.... 💕

[@hankcuccina5260]

I like the way that you kept the original hub caps.

[@clairecurtis6639]

Really enjoyed that, thank you muchly.xx🇬🇧

[@Sailingbill1]

SO cool! I drove one of these in the 70's while visting family in LA. I was 16 and thought I was cool. THIS would have been the car to be cool in.... Well done guys

[@70Slinger]

"what do you think Aaron's doing right now?" lol, leaving the show.

[@orangebimgus1423]

Under rated comment!

[@chuckschillingvideos]

I know what he's NOT doing - anything related to personal hygiene or grooming.

[@shelbyspapabear]

My first car in around year 2001 was a 1970 vw beetle. Me and my did rebuild most od that car from the ground up. Took out the wing windows for single piece windows. Redone the whole interior. Motor was rebuilt with slight performance upgrades. Painterly green for my bday with some chrome running boards. I loved that car more than any car if ever owned. They are just so fun to drive. I wish mine didn't catch on fire when our backyard caught fire 😢

[@brianjosephcardinale7686]

I had a friend who, in the 70's put a 327 in a Beetle. Had to sit in the back seat to drive. Sadly he was a victim of AIDs in the 80's. Nice job on your project.

[@AlwaysDiamonds]

Lol that took a turn

[@jimmydishkawnt]

Dang vw beetles can give you aids?

[@Dan4x2282]

Poor guy may he rest in peace in Bug Heaven !

[@mikewhitcomb6558]

Pulling engine "Speedo cable hold on!". Speedo cable runs off of the left front dust cap.

[@carsnmods1687]

Yea I was like what the he'll, these guys really know nothing of old vw do they.

[@AmericaFirstFLL]

Love it. 200hp. Nice. ❤

[@gittar]

First, I'm no mechanic, much less a VW. mechanic. Many years ago I had a 67 bug and a friend of mine and me figured out how to replace the jugs on the engine in a day... with the help of manual. The most fun part was dropping the engine. We just got some concrete blocks to hold the engine, undid the bolts (many sheet metal), and he and I lifted the backend up and over. I drove it to work the next day. Lots of fun.

[@vfk8644]

i would love to hear what is inside of that motor and how expensive it was.

[@mkllove]

This is an old episode, from over 3 1/2 years ago when Aaron still worked at GMG... was hoping they'd done something new together, you got my hopes up for nothing dang it...

[@3DPeter]

Richard is sure not going to hire Aaron ever again, because aaron took a long vacation and then came back to tell that he quits, so Richard didn't had the time to find someone else, so Aaron is just an ungreatfull asshole, because his net worth is a whopping 8 million dollars, so try to find a boss that is going to pay you that kind of money in 10 years! And as we can see, GMG is doing fine without Aaron, so Richard could have kept that 8 million for himself, so he won't make that mistake again! Fuck Aaron, richard all the way! A self made man who was a paramedic, a fire fighter and a cop, so that deserves alot of respect, and then he started his own printing busines and sold that and started GMG, so that deserves even more respect!

[@outdoorfreedom9778]

Back in the 70s and 80s the Cal Custom was king. For those that think this bug was destroyed then go get some old copies of Hot VW and Dune Buggies. I left my 65 stock but installed a 1906 out of an old sand rail. I did keep the bone stock engine though. My question on this build is, what were the gets in the new transaxle? The stock one was a 4:37 and it was pretty good with newer HP engines but I always thought a higher gear would be a lot better.

[@outdoorfreedom9778]

GEARS, not gets!

[@vassa1972]

Always loved the VW beetle

[@nobullziggster4070]

I Remember this car, my buddie Darrell and i changed out the motor in one on the side of the road for Girl who was a friend, back in them days, every one was super cool and helpful. Our frequent favorite place to visit and roam around was the local junkyard

[@craigmonteforte1478]

in the late 70s early 80s myself and several of my freinds played around with Aircooled VWs and a freind of mine showed us a cool trick he knew fromthe 60s and 70s that was hacksawing the basket off a Shopping Buggy untill you were left with the 4 wheels ,handle , and the bottom frame rails and Shelf that became almost the perfect height for removing and Installing the Engines in Bugs ,Buses and most Aircooled VWs plus it gave you a great way to store the engine in a garage under a Workbench out of the way in a single car Garage to still get a car in it We didn’t Steal the Buggies ever but we did drive to the bigger Cities looking for abandoned ones one time my best freind saw one on the shoulder of a Highway and made me turn around to load it into the backseat of my Jeep you did sometimes need to shim the engine with a couple of 2X4s or whatever to match the cars height but with a few of your Buddies the motors could be bolted or unbolted by lifting the car high enough to get the engine out of the rear of the car it was fast and we had a system that we could swap a engine in under 2 hours and a 12 pack of Beer we all had small Workbenches in the Garages that gave us the Clearance to “park “ the extra assembled engines we had as back then we could still buy a used running Bug for a few hundred Dollars and even if the motor was weak. or leaky we could buy a Brazilian rebuild kit for $120.00 that had new Pistons ,Rings ,and all new Gaskets orfrh one expletive used to joke that those kits and parts were Junk and they may had been compared to Genuine GermanVW OEM parts but i know one engine that is still running in a vehicle 35 years later i’ve honestly lost track on how many Beetles ,Sand Rails , and Dune Buggies it’s been in over the years and the original Car has been long gone from Rust but people still call that motor my Engine !

[@TubeAngst]

My parents bought a '63 bug brand new when I was 5 y.o. I learned to shift and drive when I was 11 y.o. I drove it all through high school, went on my first date, and a few other firsts in that car. Eventually, Cal-looked it, and more fun ensued. Eventually, I sold it to a neighbor kid so I could buy a new red '81 VW Scirocco, lowered with Gotti wheels. The neighbor totaled the bug 4 days later. I visited him in the hospital. Told him it's a good thing he's in the hospital or I'd put him in the hospital. I've owned other oldies, a 2013 Beetle, multiple Jettas, and Rabbits, but I miss my '63 bug the most.

[@allenrose1189]

I wish u the safest of travels

[@deadgame9980]

2:43,”Speed Oh Cable”?In the ass of a bug?😂🤘🏻Throttle Bubba,throttle😂👊🏻🙏🏻 Absolutely perfect the way you kept but improved what you found.Thanks🙏🏻

[@muhammadabdullaahrahmaan9825]

SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL 🔥🔥🔥🏁

[@GeorgiaNFA]

Man, I’d love a bug set up like this.

[@holmes2210]

I have a 65 beetle and I love it. I am restoring it currently

[@bbqsmokernc7252]

Shows not the same without Aaron.

[@TheReinoPaasonen]

Yes, much better nowdays.

[@waltermercado7639]

TheReinoPaasonen Fuck you

[@vblack911]

HAY RICHARD GET FUCKED LOSER

[@saringaclose]

its even better now

[@WhizWit.]

Walter Mercado lmao show is still great, who gives a shit about Aaron? He’s not loyal! So stop acting like a little bitch.

[@MidwestDavesGoldProspecting]

Aaron was the show !

[@Paulinthewyld]

Would you guys be willing to share the motor specs... I’ve got a 2332 with 48IDA’s cranking out 185hp with 191ft lbs and it’s so much fun! Beautiful little car!

[@thunderpuppy6719]

Back in the mid-70s, a guy in Austin, Tx. had a VW for sale that he claimed had 185HP. My friend and I went to take a look at it. He wouldn't let either of us drive it, but he did take us for a short ride around the block. It was a ride I'll never forget...

[@rupe53]

@@thunderpuppy6719 ... the biggest problem with all the extra HP is the trans gearing is all wrong unless you build an engine that can handle over 7,000 rpm. That's about 30 mph in first gear, so you can see where this is going. IOW, 1st gear is almost useless with that much power because you will wind out the engine in less than 2 seconds. Final drive on these things is in the 4.26 range and what's needed is something in the 3.50 range with that low 1st gear.

[@jaimesantiago1475]

@@rupe53 thats why they are very hard to catch.

[@rupe53]

@@jaimesantiago1475 ... a buddy of mine used to say a VW would beat anything from 0 - 20 mph because of the low 1st gear and the good traction with the rear engine.

[@rmacdougallaliasdogviticus]

Back in the late 60's I remember seeing a Beetle at the local drag strip running low 10 sec with a Volkswagon engine! Heavily modified of course but it was super fast. It sounded kinda like a coffee peculator as it was waiting for the lights.

[@DanTheManIOM]

I knew dude who put a 327 in a bug and had motorcycle chains to transfer the power....and at the drag, he got paid to do wheelies to entertain the crowd

[@petersattler3454]

Bought a new 50 horse 1300 in 1966, 495 dollars. Fitted 1600 barrels and pistons, twin port heads,Webber downdraft carb and a good quality extractor system. Great result for a reasonable cost. Suspension work turned out a little costly.

[@mort7987]

I call cap on the 200 horse. Aint no way they got 200 Horsepower out of a type 1 Engine, you can usually only build those to around 150 maximum.

[@Alex-ye9wn]

My girl first car was a 63 when we were like 16..she would let me drive..I loved that little car..it was a white with chrome trim 1300 CC

[@philiphapeshis1226]

I had a 1970 beetle with a 2110 I also sprayed it with a 100 shot.Ran well

[@johnjackson7464]

My brother had a 65 red. My first car was a 67 green - paid 600$ back in 1980. I sold it for a Buick Skylark which was fast and had big bench seats.... but I sold it for My second 67 Red bug. . I bought it for the body because I knew I could throw in a used motor for 200$. I had it till around 88 when I bought a Honda Civic wagon which I could drive back and forth across the country Rock Climbing and Paddling.

[@alexseiler7788]

Aaron was the show- only guy with any cred

[@saringaclose]

u must be joking

[@Russell_and_Rosko]

There needs to be a competitively priced suspension package for the air cooled vw world that helps these cars handle well. Trailing arms up front is no good over stock power around a corner. These cars need an easy bolt on front a arm and pan reinforcing kit. With 200hp and suspension that’s good enough to control the wheels without excessive bumpsteer, these cars will chase down “proper” sports cars. A proam or fd drift beetle would be a game changer.

[@rupe53]

Russell Krue ... If you know where to look and what to start with it makes a major difference. Nothing wrong with the stock front suspension that a little lowering and a bigger sway bar wont fix. Karman Gia front spindles will get you front disc brakes, which will accept type 3 front calipers. (almost 50% more pad area) All stock parts so cheap. If you start with a 68 (or newer) bug you will have IRS out back and the right camber. Not sure who makes a rear sway bar but that would finish things up. You can also lower a bug a few inches by using low profile tires and save a bunch of work elsewhere while retaining all stock parts for reliability. I mean, who is going to drive a bug over 100 mph where a slam-dunk makes a difference?

[@Russell_and_Rosko]

rupe53 - I would agree with you if I was interested in a street driven lightweight car using stock parts. I remember seeing a heavily modified kafer cup car type 1 (180+hp type 4, can’t remember if it was a super) vs a 964 Rs and the beetle had a faster lap time. Air cooled 911s have an 89” wheelbase while a type 1 beetles wb is 94”. It’s just the front trailing arms have a difficult time controlling camber while in a corner while under load. It’s a robust design...just not for track work. 924/944 rear trailing arms bolt into an irs pan with custom spring plates and they’ve got great brakes and the ebrakes are usable.

[@rupe53]

@@Russell_and_Rosko ... would agree that one can engineer around all sorts of things but I was talking the biggest bang for the buck.... using stock parts. Most people don't realize you can dial in a little more camber with the ball joint front end if needed. You can also utilize the "adjust-a-drop" modification to lower things while keeping the same spring rate. Wish someone made that for the rear.

[@michaelpan3735]

sorry i missed this part but where does the 200bhp comes from?

[@carapompilla]

What I don't understand is why they bought an almost new car to change the motor, etc...if they could buy a cheaper car with no motor etc...No sense.

[@Thoroughly_Wet]

It's a tv show with a budget that allows it. it's a shame they wasted an all original that would've just needed a buff and simple maintainece to turn it into a prime collector car. I like the way it turned out but it's still a shame

[@cofcortez]

It's a blank/clean canvas! No extra stuff to do, especially body work, which is the time and money suck on these old vws.

[@mksampa07]

VW beetle japanese! (Cinematographic) kzbin.info/www/bejne/mIa8foqre7qthKM

[@TimApple.]

It was an unmolested original. That is perfect to begin with no matter what. Other people haven't gone through it, made a bunch of changes and beat it up.

[@richardthomas1566]

Lots of sense , cause once a car has been fucked with it’s not worth 10cents

[@petersattler3454]

The old 40 horse motor. If you were going into a headwind, would go faster in 3rd gear than top gear.

[@PierceyeG]

This would have been impressive 3 days ago. Two days ago I stumbled across the ultimate sleeper. Aside from two rollcage struts low in the back side windows it looks like a stock Beetle. They shoehorned a Subaru boxer 4, producing 527hp at the rear wheel in there.

[@outdoorzfam]

Can you please share where you purchased the new motor and transmission?? Sick build guys

[@paullewis2873]

I once changed a vw engine on the side of the road by hand just a few tools. Picked up the engine myself. Put it in the trunk of my friends car. Went and got a replacement. Then installed new engine myself no jack.

[@IKSRTFO]

Where did the front suspension complete kit come from?? And the rear kit?? And the engine come from?? Ive been out the scene for a looong time already didnt know pre kits are now available wow nice!!

[@eazyridin7283]

I knew a dude in the mid 80’s that worked at Car Pool Auto Wash . N a time period when everyone wanted muscle cars , z28 , rx7’s .... he had a bunch of Bugs . I think half of them could pop wheelies 🤘🏼. I guess my point is , there’s a place for all cars if done right

[@eddybales8226]

That bug is awesome love it just like I love my 70

[@pancudowny]

No real mention on what-all there is to the engine... such as: Displacement, induction.... }:(

[@DanTheManIOM]

I saw an earlier post of this car and they said the engine cost 5500 quite a lot when the car was 6K.

[@Chief_5]

pancudowny grrrrrrr

[@raeparchment]

checkbook custom

[@ebmotorsport2006]

Out of all the abandoned, gutted, bugs there is out there they choose to pick a 100% original one smh. Could’ve went with a barn find or something if your going to swap everything anyways.

[@kavenmendes]

I saw the thumbnail and said “ /: damn another beetle bites the dust.” Then I clicked and saw they did this to a 100% original. Huge bummer. Driving crooked down the highway... slapped together for a KZbin video.

[@startingtech3900]

@@kavenmendes na bro they made that think look sick and preform like crazy. no one would rather have the car like how they bought it all boring and stock. just my two cent m8

[@kavenmendes]

Starting Tech not only did they not mention displacement, they didn’t even let you hear it run besides the half second flyby on a nearly stationary camera. The engine looks like they slapped on an alternator and bolt on rocker covers. Ive never seen 200HP out of a VW engine that wasn’t kitted up with obvious performance upgrades. They painted the wheels 4 times according to them.. I kind of feel bad for you if that’s work you’d be satisfied with.

[@startingtech3900]

Everyone is entitled to an opinion. So your saying you would rather have it how they bought it?

[@kavenmendes]

Starting Tech I agree, everyone’s entitled to an opinion. I’d personally keep it the way they bought it. But if I were to do work to it, I’d want it to be quality and real

[@greatnortherntroll6841]

@2:43, it most assuredly was NOT the speedo cable holding you up. Given the position of the engine, based upon decades of VW Service, I'm saying that the throttle cable end, was probably catching on its tube that runs through the fan shroud... assuming you remembered to unfastened it from the throttle lever in the first place! 🤣

[@charithjg1982]

Where can we find frond, rear suspension, gearbox and engine for beetle ? Wanna bring it down to Sri Lanka..

[@ismaelmedicenchino9692]

I can ship them, original parts

[@bernhardgoesmann6490]

Front Suspension: obviously Airkewld, USA, AZ, "Ultimate Beam", looks to me 4" narrowed, no shock towers (+ the 17" Wheels) Gearbox: not sure, might be a Rancho "Type1-Pro", USA, CA Motor/Engine: they did not say, but I'd wager from CB Performance, Turnkey crate 2276?; also USA, CA Exhaust: looks like a Vintage-Speed SST, 200hp kit. Made in Taiwan .. if you really want it, ask them if they ship to you :)

[@barakuda8454]

Good job, can anyone tell me where to get those upgrade Engine and other stuffs, thanks

[@natechave2825]

If you google it you can find it. Just got gas money vw big parts. I’ve found it before

[@bernhardgoesmann6490]

Front Suspension: Airkewld, USA, AZ, "Ultimate Beam", looks to me 4" narrowed, no shock towers (+ the 17" Wheels) Gearbox: not sure, might be a Rancho "Type1-Pro", USA, CA Motor/Engine: they did not say, but I'd wager from CB Performance, Turnkey crate 2276?; also USA, CA Exhaust: looks like a Vintage-Speed SST, 200hp kit. Made in Taiwan

[@renragged]

That thing is GREAT!

[@isaiahfurrow7414]

Man, it looked sooooo much better when they first set it down and said the back was too high..... miss my '68....

[@mohmoudfarah1897]

Great job, guys.

[@muhammadabdullaahrahmaan9825]

“NOT MY MOMS, BEETLE”. 🔥🔥🔥🏁

[@johnnysullivan436]

"ok guys just walk up toward the car together and act like you're just discovering it, and then have a conversation about it, blah blah blah then make an offer ok? Now action!"

[@bellezayverdad]

Sitting higher it looked better. I think they've messed with the camber angle too...

[@kenhoward3512]

It hurts to see them mess with the proportions of a classic, but that's Gas Monkey. At least the suspension and wheels can be easily replaced, again.

[@tetontent]

They dont drive very well lowered like that. Alot of bump steer.

[@rupe53]

Ginés de Pasamonte ... when you loser the back on a swing axle you get negative camber. You have no choice.

[@curthott1317]

Our 65 color was Panama Beige. That looks like the same color. My brother rolled it in 70. What kind of motor went into this build?

[@w.patpeters4643]

i bought my 54 for 5 grand. looks and runs fine.}1500} Plugged in a 2276, big valves, dual 44s, and I'm sure it is no where near 200 horse. But she does haul ass. They would have to raise the compression ratio to drag race heights to get that much horse and it would be unreliable.

[@duanewhite3184]

I like that Toyota Land Cruiser in the back

[@jakeblanton6853]

I don't like the lowered aspect of it, nor the 17" wheels... Back in the day, we would put G50-15s on the rear... They would fit on the stock rims... I have no idea what that tire size would result in these days, but it was a tight fit and could have probably done with a bit of lift in the rear suspension or some slightly wider fenders... According to this: www.pontiacserver.com/tires.html A G50-15 would be 10.35" section width and 25.46" height... So, approximately a 263-50-15 tire... Mine might have been a bit older than this one since it originally had the 6V electrical system... Over the years, things got swapped out with parts from other Bugs, so in reality it was quite a mix of years... Too many years have gone by and I don't remember what year mine had started out as...

[@41956]

Where is the front suspension, gearbox and motor from?

[@daos3300]

from the place they bought the car if i understood it correctly

[@bernhardgoesmann6490]

Front Suspension: Airkewld, USA, AZ, "Ultimate Beam", looks to me 4" narrowed, no shock towers (+ the 17" Wheels) Gearbox: not sure, might be a Racho "Type1-Pro", USA, CA Motor: they did not say, but I'd wager from CB Performance, Turnkey crate 2276?; also USA, CA

[@burgelkutt]

Absolutely fantastic, air cooled power rocks!

[@flinch9748]

This is the coolest Beetle i’ve ever seen.

[@mw4382]

I'd pay 6k for that with the Beam!

[@simonpruitt9544]

Anyone know where I can get a front end like that. Already assembled

[@dezrat]

Car craft Riverside California or Pacific customs Corona California

[@CrucesCards]

Does any know where to purchase the prebuilt suspension from ?

[@marcelsjrossignol2056]

You ever think about putting the vw body on a t-bucket frame. Then a tunnel ram intake small block. Also a dragster narrowed rear tubes

[@101starting]

Camber on back wheels except for that rest is sweet nice

[@8gti9]

Wow!!! That actually looks good!

[@brianswezey724]

Love old VWs had a 65 in 78 ,my first car. My father had a few of them back in the day and rolled one and some people flipped it back over and he drove it home ,cut the roof off and let my older brothers use it as a field car.

[@thunderpuppy6719]

I rolled my '65 taking a corner too fast. Me and my passenger rolled it back over and drove home. My older brother cut the back half of the roof off, and made it into a stake bed truck. That was in '73.

[@M4BALOT]

Hearing the term "field car" reminds me of the movie, American Graffiti.

[@mikecorrado4971]

Just beautiful! 👌

[@JohnSmith-fh2th]

Sweet Bug....what is the asking...$$$...? Guy that had 3 bugs and a Ghia. Drove type 1 for 10 years. Thanks. Subscribed.

[@MarcosAurelio-nm7ei]

It was beautiful !!! Curiosity ... In the United States and Germany there was the Super Beetle, an evolution, with MacPherson suspension in the front, curved windshield glass, among other modifications. It was not sold here in Brazil. My dream is to have one of these. Here is called "Fusca" Ficou lindo!!! Curiosidade... Nos Estados Unidos e na Alemanha teve o Super Beetle, uma evolução, com suspensão MacPherson na dianteira, vidro do parabrisa curvado entre outras modificações. Ele não foi vendido aqui no Brasil. Meu sonho é ter um desses.

[@Hasselbladcm]

super beetle is less desirable .

[@pksvkpk4801]

i sold mine for 1800... 67' great condition... traded bit of cash it up for a 66 mustang ... if i ever get another... the newest would be 64... id like a 58 or older

[@THROTTLEPOWER]

Very cool!!!! 👍👍👍

[@muhammadabdullaahrahmaan9825]

STRAIGHT BANANAS 🔥🔥🔥🏁

[@michaelalfonso1070]

what kind of exhaust is on there, super cool, sleeper vibes!

[@hitub3]

Does someone knows what front beam and rear axle/transmission are these ones?

[@crowythebutcher6127]

Probably closer to 30k to buy something like that in aus it’s so hard to find old cars now days

[@andrewthomsen9952]

No it is not hard to find them at all

[@syedhassan5138]

Any recommended place for VW Restoration?

[@blackericdenice]

You are not going to tell us what you did to the engine to make 200 hp?

[@icecreammachine-films]

5500 was a steal for that car

[@ryanlusby569]

Thunder Grip idk. Where I’m from you can get them for 2-3 grand in that condition all day long

[@icecreammachine-films]

Ryan Lusby are you in the rust belt? Cause a non rusty all original bug that’s not molested like that in AZ is like 7k

[@oglerdeleon9494]

In mexico y'all get it for 3k on that condition

[@icecreammachine-films]

Ogler De Leon yea for like a 1995 lol

[@The_Touring_Jedi]

In Europe such car in good driving condition goes to 18k...

[@stevelozano9523]

This got me busting up laughing when they were pulling the motor, they said "speedo cable, hold up" 😂😂 🤦‍♂️. They were definately in foreign territory. Speedo cable is in driver front wheel hub on all early v-dubs (type 1,2 & 3 etc.). 😂😂😂😂

[@joaquinalbertoliralira1598]

sería muy chivo que aharon mostrará su trabajo sin depender de órdenes sino de el propio.no haría más rico al que no lo necesita. .

[@jeremydickens5377]

4:27 What movie is this quote from, hint older movie. "The dishes are done."

[@reecenamina]

jeremy Dickens Don’t tell mom the babysitter’s dead. 😀

[@rupe53]

@@reecenamina ... I though you were going to say Debbie Does Dishes. (porn spoof on Debbie Does Dallas)

[@donaldtate3372]

Audience, I have a 79 Super Beetle Convertible stored for the last 4 years. I haven't driven it since, I replaced the wheel cylinders, master cylinder, brakes, tires, brake lines, fuel pump, carb, distributor, new struts, and rear coil over shocks. My battery is now dead, and a car cover it. I'm retiring the first of next year, and then I'll hit it back up. Hasn't decided if I'm going to keep it or sell it.

[@JoeHeine]

What is the 200HP motor they put in? Empi?

[@ffhenkes]

Dude!! What about that Brasilia over there!! Nice!

[@bava67]

That was NOT a 200 hp engine.

[@Kaiza1405]

Air cooled Boxer 🥰 nice Job!

[@aruss4087]

What did it sell for? Or how much are they asking?

[@wuenceslaoippolito8408]

Y OFFER $500,00

[@wuenceslaoippolito8408]

YES O NO 😄😄😄😄😄😂😂😂😁😅😅😄😄😂

[@mistyhoy4319]

Nice close enough to stock is good enough for me.

[@ViktorCosta-n2p]

what suspensions did they use

[@Tman15]

What engine did you use

[@academiaresearch4345]

Hi,i would like to do something the same to my beetle , pls advise how to buy these parts

[@KevinRoadrageGarage]

Definitely don't miss Aaron

[@ViktorCosta-n2p]

what transaxel did they use

[@thami031]

Homie look like the humble mechanic

[@daos3300]

'cept he aint

[@henryphotodesign]

I have a 71 VW - SP2 working on it and I am looking for an engine and front and rear end like the one on this Beetle, some one can guide my how to get it?