My 'barnfind' survivor 1967 VW Beetle 1500 is my first car. Will it Start?

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This is the car that started it all for me, my Zenith Blue 1967 model year Volkswagen Beetle 1500. I saved up with numerous part-time student jobs and bought it when I was 16. As it turned out I found the Bug advertised in an out of date Auto Trader mag and discovered it was still for sale. The rest, as cliche as it sounds, is history. The VW isn't exactly a barn find, but it has sat in my garage gathering dust since 2003. I last drove it on the road in 2003 and last started it a decade ago. This video walks you around the trusty aircooled classic whilst sharing my 1990s memories, pointing out what makes this mild Cal Look special to me, and getting the flat-four engine serviced and fired up.
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Jonny Smith
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[@HaynesManuals]

Great video Jonny - if we update the Beetle Manual, we'll be sure to add the old underpants tip.

[@DunFiddlin]

Please don't, I say this as someone who bought an old property and while brushing down a workbench realised the rag I was using was an old pair of pants ..... not my pants though .... scarred for life!

[@CraigStewarty]

I don’t think the pants tip should go in the workshop manuals; it seems more like a car hack to me… ~shameless but related plug alert~ car-hacks.com

[@cakeofthepan2233]

Hi Haynes Manuals, I need a manual for a 1994 Suzuki swift GTI... can you help!..cheers Australia:)

[@Rob_77]

The code does not work for your Australian viewers :(

[@hermanmunster3358]

I swear by Haynes workshop manuals, I've had one for every car I've ever owned, and they have saved me many hundreds of pounds. They really are an in depth guide, that show you every inch, nook and cranny of your car, and how to replace or repair just about everything. What is £15-£20, when you can literally save yourself hundreds!

[@paulsmyers203]

I think I got more emotional watching this than you did making it! We need to see this car restored. You could get some serious mileage for the channel out of that project.

[@dcobblers]

How many times have we all bought a car that came with a Hanyes manual in the boot with fresh greasy fingerprints on the pages that are relevant to the first problem that occurred? It always tells a story!

[@TheLateBrakeShow]

6k likes - this is just amazing. So many fascinating anecdotes and memories for both first cars and Beetles. Thank you all for sharing these messages with my video.

[@krusher74]

you should see if vintage speed will sponsor you with a new exhaust store.vintagespeed.com.tw/Combo-2-p184882330

[@backofthefleet1101]

I appreciate that your Beetle video was supported by Haynes and I have had several of their books over the years, but in case you hadn't come across it the book called "How to Keep Your Volkswagen Alive: A Manual of Step-by-step Procedures for the Compleat Idiot" by John Muir is brilliant for Beetle or Type 1/Type 2 owners. I had the Haynes manual too, but the John Muir book has 70's humour, simple and clear instructions, and free hand line drawings (which I found easier to follow than the Haynes photos). It's still available, and if you can get the spiral bound version that's the one to go for. Loved the video - brought back so many memories. I also had the "Volkswagen Story" by KB Hopfinger about the development of the beetle up to post war production. A must read for a beetle nerd.

[@kyle8952]

Get that fuel filter out of the engine bay before your car burns down

[@ianmangham4570]

8.1 NOW

[@walnut5]

Nice to see a sponsor that is relevant to the content on the channel, and that I might actually use!

[@chuggies]

Exactly what I thought, and 24 other people 🤣

[@jbenekeorr]

Such a fan of everything you’re putting out for us Jonny. Thank you.

[@purple-porker]

Me too, it's like we were separated at birth.

[@EnriqueLopez-hb5jn]

Not everyone is as lucky as you, to have your 1st car, and be able to restore it, put it back on the road👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@olerakette]

I cannot comprehend that someone who loves beetles just had a 60's beetle just sitting for many years ;D

[@David.W72]

Pioneer head unit and HiFi speakers, true 90's style

[@TheLateBrakeShow]

You knows it!

[@chooseymomschoose]

Didn't use Hi-Fi speakers, but I did just slap two plastic housed speakers behind the seat of my hold Toyota SR-5, powered by a removable face Pioneer unit. The stereo didn't get stolen. The speakers did...

[@crashbox7130]

All of my music is on my mobile, so I've ripped the head unit and speakers out of my 2CV and casts to Bluetooth speakers I can easily fit and remove from the car. Most of the time I just prefer to listen to the gorgeous sound of the flat-twin sitting ahead of me. Can't beat the sound of horizontal air-cooled engines, no matter how many pots they are.

[@rogerhudson9732]

Technics , quality hi-fi, my 'system' in this room dates from the 1980s and works perfectly.

[@SnakeyUk08]

Now i dont feel so bad for having a working mens club Pa speakers in the boot of my MK1 scirocco back in the 90`s lol

[@Chrisb8s]

Ok, Jonny, this officially became my favorite KZbin channel. I am older but there was a time in my life when I had beetles.. my uncle helped me rebuild my first one that hadn't run in years . One of the things I will never forget that my uncle told me when I wanted to bling out my car.. those empi parts, the chrome parts.. he said "You know, Chrome, won't get you home... Chrome, won't get you home" I never forgot that. I loved the feeling that you when you drove a beetle you immediately were welcomed into the VW club. no questions asked.. it's running, you're in! I never felt that again until my current car... a tesla. but damn. I want a beetle again now :)

[@TheLateBrakeShow]

Thank you so much for this Chris.

[@chisler26]

Chris Bates totally agree, had a transporter campervan and every vw owner waved🤟🏻

[@Chrisb8s]

chisler26 and children smile

[@richardnorth5994]

There is a tesla powered crew cab which is is shockingly fast on 'electric classic cars channel' on KZbin

[@scottydogx]

Can’t beat the clatter of a Beetle engine. That car definitely needs a new lease of life. Fantastic!

[@personaldiscovery2124]

You must restore your baby! Love how simple cars were, no nonsense, no BS, simplicity is the true value of owning a car like this. It is what you need, not what you want that makes old classics like this a wonderful experience.

[@grigorbrowning]

Let it be noted that the CD track, that was sadly cut short, opens with the line "Sometimes I feel like throwing my hands up in the air, I know I can count on you." Appropriate I would say. Fantastic video, here's to more.

[@cromulentparty]

It samples " Your Love" by Jamie Principle

[@SnakeyUk08]

Cut short because Jonny knows youtube would throw a copyright wobbler on him for more than 4 seconds of it

[@TheLateBrakeShow]

@@SnakeyUk08 Indeed, sadly

[@MrPoopnoddy]

@@cromulentparty Are you sure? Sounded more like Candi Staton's You Got The Love...

[@danthebikeguy447]

@@MrPoopnoddy You Got The Love is an early example of a mashup song, taking the instrumental version of Your Love and a largly forgotten early 80s a capella vocal from Candi Staton.

[@mohamedmajed6870]

Johnny my eyes teared up when that thing cranked...good stuff

[@normandalgarno3242]

Little choke up moment when you leaned over the engine as she ran. :) love the horn!

[@dawngray2828]

Great car . My dad had one when we were all little children ..went everywhere in it ... and it never broke down ,, fetched back a few memories for me so thank you you have to get her out on the road !

[@davidhewitt3070]

Jonny, you had me at Toothbrushes and old underpants...a man after my own heart ;-)

[@mclarenjohnf1]

Ditto

[@Shane_Marsh]

Jonny that was emotional. I've never had a beetle or even been in one but your enthusiasm is so infectious as we're pulled along your journey, it's obvious what this car means to you. This video is pure magic, thanks buddy.

[@FryNOR]

I also bought my first car at the age of 15 in 1995 and it was a 1968 Beetle, the car was an old Norwegian police car and it still had the original door cards with special pockets for breathalyzer and other equipment.

[@henrygreen19]

My first car was a 1967 Beetle 1300, White !!! You really got me going here. Still miss it. Keep the vids coming on all you doing to do on it. Love to relive it.

[@Helvetica_Scenario]

Technics speakers, and then the 90s dance cd with some Frankie Knuckles. Glad I subbed to this channel.

[@BoltonLadnScouser]

I love the fact that you`re a proper car nerd, but you are far from boring to watch. Keep up the good work! :)

[@notenoughram3312]

Dude, the exhaust sounds rowdy on video 🤟

[@AbdullahHood]

I have a 1971 VW beach buggy that’s been with me for 30 years. Also was parked up for many years and happy to report its back on the road again. The engine is such a survivor!

[@TheLateBrakeShow]

Great to hear another sentimental VW story Gareth. Buggys will always be cool.

[@AbdullahHood]

The Late Brake Show Thanks Jonny. File under cars we will never sell! Looking forward to seeing your Beetle back on the road.... one day 😅

[@mikeg8835]

I've decided I now like Beetles, because Jonny's got one .

[@georgemakuca8870]

Witch one McCartney or Starr?!

[@exr879]

I always liked it...

[@woobRobbo]

@@georgemakuca8870 Beatles

[@dozybint83]

I get envious of those who still have their first car...I miss my Mini 30.

[@unreliablenarrator6649]

Do it. My first car was a '66 Beatle I bought for $500 in 1984, barely running and rebuilt it with help of a retired mechanic from then abundant salvaged parts. I broke the middle finger of my right hand when the tip got caught in the fan during tuning, I market me for life. Rebuilt the engine professionally in '88, then gave it to my brother-in-law when I moved to Hong Kong in '90. Loved it more than my first wife, LOL.

[@simonbarnwell7787]

KFK 479 H was my first car , Tangerine colour 1500 Beetle , bought in 1980 or £ 80 ! Kept it for 9 years on a budget till the family grew too large , sold for £ 250 , So MUCH of this episode really touched my heart , and rang all the bells about my own experiences , i still have the Same Haynes manual !

[@MM-qd4km]

For me this is your best video yet and well held together at the end, so lucky to still have your first car and all that it means. Never considered a Beetle but this video has given me an insight into why people like them. Keep up the good work and it would be great to follow the restoration. Thank you. Who was on the phone, I am going to hazard a guess it was Mrs Smith - you said you would be back hours ago 😁

[@chrisb9360]

I could easily watch a live stream of this!

[@allenmoore7735]

Ive just locked my bug up in the garage in February, sadly I came to Spain to a wedding, and that was the last time. But when I get back I will share this same moment. There is something special about a classic bug.

[@gilligan8330]

love to see this bug restored and to see the smiles on your kids faces when you take them for their first ride in your first car..

[@jbenekeorr]

You’ve brought back memories of the air horns I fitted to my Discovery a few years ago. I spent all day wiring in my new Dixie horn, then drove a sensible distance away from home to test it ... and instead it played la cucaracha at 4x speed. I still have a video of it. Cracks me up every time

[@qlus]

I like the sound of that😂 consider posting it on your channel?

[@jbenekeorr]

Kam here you go! kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJS9n5-rfM2naNk

[@JunkVWs]

A few years ago i saw my first car pop up in car adverts. Was really tempted to buy it back, but didn't because the money was tight at that time and in the end it was just a rusty mk3 golf 😥 the seller was asking too much for it. I still own my second car though. A mk1 golf turbo diesel, no plans to ever part with it ✌️

[@transom100]

My first car was a 2002 plate corsa, probably won’t be buying that back 😂

[@motionalysisbyken]

My first car too. 1969. The owner, when I rang him, told me the engine was in the back and I said ‘yeah....duh’ and he said “No, the engine is in the back seat...’. Treasured memories of the build. Thanks Jonny.

[@MrEcodriver]

Hey Jonny, loved watching you bring your old Beetle back to life. Back in 75 I bought a 67 in Vancouver for $300CDN. Savanna beige, had a factory AM radio. I fixed it up, graduated high school, grabbed my dog, and in June 76 drove from Vancouver to Toronto. The sound of your Beetle took me right back, and yes, I could almost smell the inside of that car again. Good luck with your resto. I will watch every episode you make.

[@4RingsRetro]

Jonny you're a proper dude! Loving all these videos.

[@mattmoss1295]

Great video! Please get some boards over the pit before you break your neck though!

[@lucythemoggy1970]

I tell my mates you gotta talk to your old car when it's been laid up for a while to help it to start. they don't believe me! works for my moggy, works for your Beetle!

[@gjloughlin]

This brings back memories of my first car. A 1972 1300 beetle. Let's see you get this back on the road.

[@PawnSacrifice]

That's excellent, so glad you got it going - and you're keeping well in lockdown, and on good form. What do I want to see? More of the same, please, tinkering with cars.

[@gogglet72]

I wanna see this on the road please!! God bless Haynes they helped me out loads. Great vids.

[@johndeere1951a]

Watching this AFTER the later vid with your brother. It's amazing that it started given what was waiting for you in the gas tank. Your brother hit it right - naivete on your part. Lesson learned for the future - The importance of proper storage for cars and continuous driving till hot will save you in the long run. My first car? 1959 Beatle. Me, 70 years old in New Hampshire 🇺🇲👍✌️

[@SurferEv]

Awesome... Bloody Awesome! So, it’s 55th birthday in September.... I sense a milestone birthday with a level of work having been completed in time for! 5 months to do it in 😎

[@TheLateBrakeShow]

Good idea SurferEv, cheers.

[@thedeadstig123]

Be great to see a video series of you restoring the beetle I've always liked air cooled VW's but always fancied a type 3 fastback

[@TheLateBrakeShow]

Type 3s were a superior package really. Front and rear boots, faster engines, no trans tunnel from memory. Cool cars.

[@bangerbangerbro]

@@TheLateBrakeShow Well if it the engine is still in the back it shouldn't have a tunnel should it? Though a lot of modern FF cars annoyingly have them anyway.

[@SorryIwasntListening]

I'm only 5 mins in and loving this already!! - Haynes Manuals were bedtime reading before You Tube!! will watch the rest after "work" !

[@blarfneggs3728]

My first car was a black 67 beetle with a red interior. Miss it, awesome you kept yours! Cheers!

[@barondee5441]

Mr Jonny, this might be the best video you've ever made. Swap "VW Beetle" for a different car for everyone watching, and the romanticism and nostalgia, all the same. Love it!

[@SmallBlogV8]

Spent a percentage of this wishing I would do the same to the '89 Mini in my garage (already have the Haynes manual from when I got the car)... although that hasn't been started in even longer...

[@TheLateBrakeShow]

Go and get it running man. Please!

[@sheponbass]

We have my wife's first car, an '82 Mini Mayfair, waiting in the shed to see another day for about the last 20 years

[@mikeygti8930]

@@sheponbass Get and sort it! For the first time in a long long long time, time is not a sparce commodity........

[@krimke881]

Its the best car to slip a 10" pioneer subwoofer into. The space behind the back seat is just made for it.😁

[@slither808]

On minute 23:45 I felt the memories coming back and how you almost shed a tear I know the feeling. Great video. Wish I could get another classic back in my life.

[@rodneymounsey4168]

Old machines, they hold our memories, have their own personality and endear themselves to us in a very special way. Another love affair renewed!

[@jcooper_]

Awesome content. Still rocking my first car after buying him two years ago, and if this video teaches me anything, it's not to throw away your first car when you're in a position to upgrade.

[@purple-porker]

I've been through 40 cars, no way could have I enjoyed all those if I hadn't moved the last one on. But there are a few I wish i'd kept.

[@geekdomo]

We have a 72 Super. We call it Clementine. She is a good ole girl.

[@Chrisb8s]

my first waas a 71 super beetle.. flat window fat front.. funny thing.. it would catch the wind if you wen too fast and would float on the road. I put a sandbag in on the spare tire to bring down the front :)

[@AndrejGobec]

This is the kind of car content YT is sorely lacking. Thanks Jonny!

[@toddkane3152]

We are close in age and I purchased my '66 (first of dozens of VW's) in 1997.

[@ncmartinez_his]

I am reminded of the scene in Woody Allen's movie, "Sleeper," when he finds a Beetle in a cave...

[@MrJulianneave]

"They really made these things didn't they!"

[@StephenButlerOne]

"I'm not meaning to string this out", This is what happens when time stops being a currency. Or At least a hugely devalued one.

[@davidworsham4052]

I have had 4 Beetles in my time and I could see myself working on those Beetles as you were on the 67'. The memories. Great video. Cheers.

[@andysartyautoimages]

Loving the Flat4 magazine sticker

[@markverre1]

Ahh, the aroma... the fragrance of unbridled emissions and old gas in a closed garage. \(*v*)/

[@saintfunny]

I've really got to sort my Citroen 2cv..😭

[@scraggerson]

my cherokee hasnt run in 5 years and its been sitting in my garage for at least 2, i really need to fix it

[@Easyazcarcleaning]

We are like kindred spirits. I actually had to watch this video in my old wooden shed, sitting next to my first car... a beetle. Your car is almost an exact copy of mine. I got mine when I was 15 - Mum had bought it brand new in 1974. In 1998 I got my license and it was my daily for years. It hasn't been driven for 15 years. But I did get mine started about 18 months ago with my 8 year old son. I really look forward to seeing you progress on this project, your first true love. As I'm sure you are, I'm so glad I kept my Beetle - my first car. Thanks Jonny. Love your work 👍🏻👍🏻

[@acope42]

My mum had a 1968 beetle in the same colour and I learned to drive and passed my test in it in 1983. The sound of the starter motor and engine idle brought back some happy happy memories. Thanks Johnny!

[@sleepercell9926]

Why does that car have a different reg number thanthe one in the photos from 1995?

[@mohamedjaleel1229]

Jhonny you are a Beetle expert!!

[@iansteel1447]

My second car was a 1975 Super Beetle 1300. This has brought back many happy memories.

[@AndySutioso]

Hi Jonny, oh my, so happy to see this video. I have the younger brother to your beetle. I have a 1968 VW1500. It is still in good shape, and it feels so good to see your car and your excitement towards it. So yeah, warm greetings from Indonesia.

[@8wiredkustoms59]

I used to store this in my old milking shed for Jonny when he wasn’t driving it. I see it still has the dropped spindles. Nice to see it again :)

[@TheLateBrakeShow]

Zac, is that you?

[@8wiredkustoms59]

@@TheLateBrakeShow yes indeed Jonny, now living in New Zealand and running an Outlaw 911, CalMex Beetle and a AirHead BMW bike. Living the dream :)

[@peterbradburn9115]

Bloody brilliant. Brought back such happy memories of fiddling with simple old Fords as a youth 😊

[@carguy53]

That's so awesome that you still have your first Beetle. I still have mine, a 72 Super Beetle (1302 LS). It's been with me since I was 10 years old in 1992. Sold it in the late 90s, bought it back, had my first wreck in 1999, restored it and now it's enjoying the life with my 5 other VWs.

[@gazzafloss]

So, Jonny Smith, you're an old air cooled VW guy, I like you, much respect. And something us old air cooled VW guys know...they'll ALWAYS start.

[@ionacjohnj.59]

Thanks for sharing! VW Beetle is my never ending love. ❤️

[@michaelnugara1]

Another rippa video mate. I love the affection and adoration you have for the old girl. Looking forward to the next vid. 👍

[@lucythemoggy1970]

those floor speakers at the back! reminds me of when my mate had house hifi speakers in the boot of his mk1 fiesta! happy times!

[@bajabell]

We have all done the little run from the drivers seat to the back of the car before the engine dies just to get to the carb and rev it by hand ..... So funny to see you do that ....... Millions of guys have done that run !!!......... Go Jonny Go ( almost the exact same story about my first bug in the UK , mine was 1977 and a Black 64 1200cc ........ Cheers )

[@tomblatch1594]

Love it! I was grinning like an idiot when it fired up. What a noise!

[@bmorris5863]

When it fired up.... Absolutely glorious

[@MBME46]

Could not help but smile when she fired up, hopefully it'll be the same with my mini

[@fidelcastro9579]

Excellent video. Brings back so many memories of the era. The awful wages, the struggle as an apprentice mechanic, Beetle welding (never ending) and the joy of fitting your own custom audio. Great days.

[@marcofabro]

You just made me miss my Karmann Ghia so very much. The coughing and sputtering sounding like a drummer in the back while an old ACVW is trying to start after years of sleeping is such a familiar sound.

[@martinbusler8113]

I purchased my 1967 VW Beetle new, when I was in the US Navy. In those days there was no haggling about the price @1,700. Bought it over the phone and picked it up. Used it for around 6 months. When I went to sea duty in the South Pacific, gave it to my mother. She drove it to 1975, the year she died. She loved the car. It was a great car, wish I still had it.

[@Rassilon72]

Please restore her! She looks amazing in the 1995 pictures. I would love to see her looking fresh again. Love those white walls too.

[@TheLateBrakeShow]

Thank you Paul, yeah she did look amazing with the white walls. I am aiming to return it to those glory days.

[@bfg69bug]

Great car Jonny, i wish i still had my 69.

[@gearoid21]

Vw beetles are just legends, so easy to get going and maintain, a true car of the people

[@MrKymPossible]

My first car was a 73 Kombi van (the same year as me). This has me longing for it. I wish I never had to say goodbye. That noise reminded me of being told by people that it sounded like a chopper was landing when I turned up at their house in the middle of the night.

[@erwinjansen2885]

My first car was a VW 1303S Big blue metallic. Strong as a bear! Sold it for a nightmare TR7. But today after 40 years I have again 2x VW oval Beetles 1956 & 1957. Enjoying rebuilding them.

[@jefferysmith3930]

I love resurrection videos. I look forward to the restoration so I can live vicariously

[@jefferysmith3930]

....thru your efforts. I have a 64 Beetle in the garage that has been in the family, 2 different uncles, since the late 60’s. It is too much of a project for me so I’ve just lost interest, plus I could use the space. Your car is much more complete. Please get her on the road

[@bendannett]

Lovely car Jonny! I miss my red '67, it was only a 1200 but she was a great runner, all original features. I bought in California back in 1999. It was originally bought in San Francisco...1967..Summer of Love..she must've seen some action back then! haha

[@370DatsunZed]

I had a wee tear in my eye watching this! My Dad has had 5 Beetles....last one, in the mid 80's was a '59 1200...desperately sad we don't have it any more

[@gabrielareza5999]

Restore it man! I also have a beetle that was handed me by my gramps. My gramps bought it brand new way back in the 70’s. Of all his kids and grand kids, i was the one entrusted to take care of it.

[@clifforddavies2908]

Your Beatles Reg KYC 675D just reminded me of a TV program in the early 60's in the UK called KYC 64 . The KYC stood for Know Your Car 1964 For us budding home car DIY maintenance buffs. They used the KYC on the plates of the vehicles they worked on . Happy memories.

[@sundgren90]

Right in the feels mister, I've got a 67 1300 as well, had it since 17 years old. Similar story to yours, sitting since 2012 and now slowly started the restoration process. Awesome video and please do more videos on the beetle.

[@TheLateBrakeShow]

Great to hear, many thanks. Do you have pics and details of yours?

[@sundgren90]

@@TheLateBrakeShow Sure, there's a little clip from a airfield on my channel. Made a post just now 😄 instagram.com/p/CKMonsinji3/?igshid=1rrem315t3ah8 Spent all my money on it at the time. Stroker engine and all the suspension stuff I could find.

[@ThingsInEnnglish]

The floods of empathy watching this... I still have my first car tucked away and slightly unloved under a pile of parts picked up over the years. A 1972 1300 bug with a near identical list of mods and retail job back stories. Much love. Keep up the good work.

[@honestmcgyver]

Tear in my eye towards the end for you. Also I was ferried around in one of these for many years as a kid in the 70s/80s when it was all my Dad could afford and serviced himself. Always remember the back seat burning in hot weather if you had shorts on 😀

[@Ro32da72]

Great video Jonny; the old man had a '54 oval in that colour - my abiding memory is of burning my legs on the black vinyl seats in the summer when I was a tiddler :-) this has been a lovely trip down memory lane for me bud, particularly as my Dad is very old now and quite poorly at the moment, bless him. Thank you Jonny, and stay safe xxx

[@TheMaverick671]

'King Lead', I haven't heard it called that for years.! Brilliant..

[@DroneShots_UK]

Frankie Knuckles - Your love. In case anyone is wondering. What a tune.

[@earltpt]

My first car was a beetle, 72 1300…. Bought for £500 with 44k on the clock. Cheap because someone had resprayed it tourquise! And not very well . Looking back they’re horrendous but I treasured it at the time.

[@sinistercharger]

I bought my first ever Beetle last year a 66 Cal Look.I had never really been into Beetles but there really is something about the driving experience that's really enjoyable and I couldn't believe the amount of attention it gets when I take it out