Ep 279 Has the VW scene gotten stuck?

Has the VW scene gotten stock? Are we seeing a lot of the same cars being featured at the shows focused on stock paint stock engines wheels lowered? Does it seem like people are more focused on keeping cars stock colors than doing custom. Are people building cars within guidelines of keeping it as close to vintage and original and resell Abel? On this episode, Bill takes a deep dive and we walk through his opinion of the evolution of the hobby since the early 80s. The different styles that have been prominent and where he sees a majority of the scene building cars. All of this to lead up with decisions made during the build process of Zorba the Ghia, if you think you've got an opposing opinion, feel free to email me at bill@let’stalkdubs.com
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[@GrafsGarage3]

Hey Bill, really enjoyed this episode! Built my 70 Squareback in 2012 at 15. Diamond blue with a pearl white roof, turtleback wheels, tucked early euro bumpers. Im finishing up a 66 Fastback, Granada Red, pretty OEM restoration. Two years back picked up a 64 Notchback in white and recently put a Greyhound Bus “wrap” on it. I collect a ton of 4x130 wheels and switch wheels a lot of my square and plan to do the same on my fasty. Truthfully I want to one day build a throwback car. Crazy paint and body modifications. Hoping when that time comes, the old school cats like you will enjoy what Ive done. Cheers!

[@letstalkdubspodcast9361]

Thats cool thanks for the feedback. Email me some pics of thise cars

[@GrafsGarage3]

@@letstalkdubspodcast9361coming your way!