Will It Run? vw Bug abandoned in a Leaking Wet Garage.

I was contacted about an old vw bug that was going to get junked. they offered it to me for parts so we went off with the trailer, its real rusty but lets see if we can get it to run and drive one last time.

[@gary1887]

I was waiting for the engine to drop right out while putting it into gear

[@ScottHenion]

When you did slow-mo trying to break the drums free, I was expecting the back half to break off and fall off the trailer. ;)

[@1984pettson]

I think everyone was holding their breath, waiting for that moment....

[@normdeplume6133]

LOL

[@BrucesWorldofStuff]

I was saying the same thing!

[@BrucesWorldofStuff]

@Daver G I have seen that for real... The frame rusted and it gave way the car saged in the middle... 😁

[@travelingtexas3274]

Well if it broke in half he'd have 2 halves to make a whole or as have put it before bow and Stearns separation no problem

[@Paul1958R]

Mustie1, I had a red 1971 Super Beetle in the early 1980s that I bought from a co-worker (I learned to drive a stick with this car). I lived in Lowell at the time and was driving back from visiting family in NY when the 1600 swallowed a valve in CT. The guy I bought it from helped me drag it home and let me rebuild it in his barn in Hollis (he was areally NICE guy). I rebuilt the engine (rebuilt heads, new pistons, cylinders, etc) and it ran great. God bless Paul

[@PilotMcbride]

@55:05 "Mum, that crazy guy is in the bushes filming our horses again!" "Don't worry honey, he's just looking for more horsepower."

[@funshawstud]

You are awesome to watch ... I used to love working on old anything until ALS took my hands .... I can dream about being able again by watching you ...thanks for posting you make my Sunday

[@joolwing]

Bless you man

[@BrucesWorldofStuff]

I know what your saying! I have what they call "Trigger Finger" in both thumbs. ( I know, should call it trigger thumbs) I have no way to grip anything anymore... Can't pick up a glass or even tare open a bandaid wrapper (I use scissors). I had to replace all my door knobs from the round ones to the ones with the levers. Can't grip the door knob to turn the things... :-( What really sucks is when they (the thumbs) lock closed!...... I have these hard plastic glove type thing that lets me use my fingers but holds my thumbs stationary so they won't move or bend.... Retirement is a blast... LLAP

[@mikeyg9619]

You're in my prayers bro.

[@RedfishInc]

Hang in there Mike.

[@secondlooksformen3836]

Mike, God Bless You. I hope you can do a little wrenching again. Tell someone else how and what to do and you "over-see" the project!

[@pcuser80]

Yes coffee and a Mustie1 VW video Life is good on the sunday morning!

[@jomangeee9180]

lol you have a window in my living room

[@2810Mad]

@@jomangeee9180 that sounds fucking creepy

[@mikemaccracken3112]

Love my Sunday coffee with Mustie1

[@dfguko]

Sunday coffee and Mustie1 video ohh yeah!

[@shootthemoon6072]

Wake-N-bake, coffee and musie1s video😁👍👍✌✌

[@mjmcomputers]

Craigslist ad reads: “Rare VW Super Beetle barn find. Runs and drives, good engine, transmission, brakes. Great patina, Minor rust, easy restoration. $10k”

[@MrUbiquitousTech]

@@wadewilson6628 "Needs $5.00 part from Autozone." "I saw it on Barrett Jackson." "There's one on eBay going for twice as much."

[@nepttune710]

Hahaha. Facts

[@nepttune710]

"No tire kickers"

[@nepttune710]

@@MrUbiquitousTech hahaha I'm dead. Hilarious.

[@j.cheeverloophole9029]

When you were jacking it up, it reminded me of many many years ago, a friend bought a beetle, asked me to show him how to change a wheel as he'd got a puncture. He put the jack under ...& he started turning the handle as i watched ready to take the wheel off... But it didn't move...& the jack was at its max height... However the passenger seat was around 8 inches higher than it was.......

[@horstszibulski19]

Had that fun with a Fiat126 some years ago...the whole side rails beyond the doors were made of bondo and paint... 8-0

[@richardworden9747]

Szibul

[@Darwinpasta]

Same thing happened to a family friend's bus. Right through the floor. IIRC he still drove it home.

[@snugbug5067]

😄

[@rexjolles]

@@horstszibulski19 one of them is my dream car. But one of the polaski fiat 126p's

[@Zombiereaper1]

When you were bouncing the clutch I half expected the whole car to split in half.

[@gertraba4484]

and all the nasty stufff flying outa the brake drumns

[@williamcap2236]

Poor old beetle god i love VW's my dad wanted to restore a 66 with me and i didn't want to biggest mistake i ever made 😔 miss you dad 😭

[@maico450]

I know how you feel. I had many of those "Dad" opportunities that I didn't take advantage of. And of course, now its too late!

[@karlkovach8647]

Mustie, my Wife thinks I'm just crazy for watching these videos and when I try to explain to her that it's the challenge she just walks away shaking her head. I love it because when she walks away dazed and confused that means I won. I just love this stuff!!!!!!! Great work.

[@darylnicklen3685]

'm glad I'm not the only one who acts like a kid with a new toy when I get something going. It must be part of who we are.

[@357magdad]

My wife asked me why I was rubbing my head this morning. I told her Mustie hit me with a wrench!

[@westsideofnorway7505]

hahahahaha

[@RedneckTaZ]

That flying wrench was deadly!

[@damonabets3779]

That's to funny

[@madDadMusic]

caught me right between the eyes

[@StockImageCafe]

Amazing!

[@5150mxVW]

Yikes, you said it was bad , I had no idea ! Stored in a climate controlled garage , I needed a shower after the intro . These vids never get old , nice work and fun vid .

[@GregsGarage]

Always fun to hang out and watch one come back from the dead... Even if its just for a few days!

[@scottgm321]

I was confident that you would make it run, but I did not expect to see the car drive. You are amazing.

[@danielheartsill4269]

Had it been me I would have taken the motor out first and scrapped the rest of it. Then on his stand I would have worked to the motor.

[@Medic5175]

Thanks again for letting me hang out with you. I had no idea you could get I pile of rust to run and drive. Tell Lilly she is a good girl and the real star of the show. Thanks again.

[@rebelrivers]

I'm sure this has been said, but I love the laugh when something works.

[@ischmidt]

That laugh is my favorite part of Mustie videos!

[@VanWinger]

The Yankee Eureka!

[@VanWinger]

"I love it when a plan comes together" Col. J. "Hannibal" Smith

[@riffraff9000]

Don't forget the infamous, "Well, that was easy." (not) LOL.

[@henryharrison3988]

That was awesome you were able to drive it off the trailer. After sitting so long. Better than ANY TV show!

[@1966gtoguy]

It never fails to amaze me that these engines run after all those years of sitting...I love the utter simplicity !

[@mikemuller4376]

oh yes, these old machines were built to last forever similar to the old Mercedes Diesel (like the old German Taxis from 60s to 90s)

[@jonathanw4942]

Daily driver, if the brakes don't stop you, something will.

[@davidhamilton7628]

My two favorite utubers!

[@eric_seguin]

Jonathan W, Are you going to help him with the Lamborghini?

[@travelingtexas3274]

Brakes are only optional

[@gertraba4484]

@@travelingtexas3274 mustie always STANDS BEHIND his bake jobs

[@NadolbenBlogspot]

...safety deformation zones Chevrolet Suburban placed in this car...

[@andysharp21]

I was expecting to see flaming mice being shot out of the exhaust on first start up.

[@robj2704]

Yeah. Probably be a good idea to pull the fan shroud and check for foreign bodies and their bedding before the engine is run for too long.

[@dsloop3907]

Flaming mice......

[@EngineeringVignettes]

I was kinda hoping Mustie would make up a t-shirt with that on it.. Titled "Evicted, You're out!" Picture of a mouse with a suitcase and holding onto his hat as he is fired from the exhaust. Cheers,

[@vernonbruce3722]

LOL!!

[@robis40]

Flaming Mice is a great name for a garage band.

[@madmax2069]

Lmao, when you was trying to unstick the wheels using the engine, I thought the engine was going to eject itself.

[@danielheartsill4269]

Did you notice the body looked like it was bowing in the door area. I guess those extra braces convertabels get being rusted to nothing may cause that. I am glad I live in the south and the only thing that really rusts on a VW is the battery tray most of the time

[@patchescessna7348]

Increasingly... I’m clicking on Mustie 1 vids as a result of the online background noise and hysteria. The total apolitical calm manner while wrenching (except for mice nests) is strangely soothing... A great time out..

[@joaquinmireles3912]

Same here hooked on him he can get anything running if its even bad shape

[@ssmit80]

That's pretty good to get her to run without touching the carb.

[@jbz2079]

31 year old gas, the good stuff, it it was run in the last five years the carby would be rotten.

[@mikeflight9]

Brilliant work as always. Really enjoyed that. Lilly is a beautiful soul. She reminds me so much of the Lab I had many years ago. 👍👍👍👍👍

[@tableturnah]

That first cloud of rust from the rear hub, man. That’s just cinematic.

[@Pete4875]

You make everything look so easy. And I know from experience it's not. You are truly a motor whisperer.

[@friend8124]

There is more car on the trailer than there is on the car XD

[@BrucesWorldofStuff]

It should move better now, doesn't weigh as much... :D

[@gertraba4484]

@@BrucesWorldofStuff hey, half the job is done of body removal making this a DUNE BUGGY project by MUSTIE long term and old school........

[@ralphiesoto8186]

@@gertraba4484 lkkkkii

[@Brian-GoldwingRider]

Always enjoy your videos! Hi to Lilly. I have 16 year old sheltie. Old dogs are great!

[@gertraba4484]

awwwwwww..................old dogs horses and the end of reel make the ep

[@pabbip9]

Just fixed my first small engine thanks to your videos. Grabbed a edger for $10 and cleaned it up. Oil change and new fuel lines and cleaned the tank. Messed with the timing as well. All said and done it cost me $26 with all the parts and everything! Thanks for your videos

[@celticguy6405]

I never would have thought you'd be bombing around the yard in that by the end of the video. Im sure the previous owners would love to see it alive again

[@jeanbaptistevallee4500]

My old "Lilly" went on to check the trail ahead back in 85`. I`m crying like a baby at the moment and not afraid to admit it!

[@danieloliver20]

VW Super Beetle, "rag top", daily driver, garage stored, rust in usual places, great patena paint.... $341k SUBS, obo

[@silentepsilon888]

Chip Foose needs an entire A-team and a week to get old rusty cars running again, Mustie does it in under one hour.

[@georgestone1485]

Chip Foose gives the car an entire make over, upgrades it from below average to immaculate in one week. CHIP FOOSE is very talented in his own way and he donates the car to his customers

[@Tedybear315]

@@georgestone1485 Well it's not really "Donating" as he's making bank for the advertising and other goodies he's getting from the networks.... So it's not quite like "I funded this project out of my own pocket....'... But I do like his show! It's worlds better then A&& Monkey Garage.

[@TheStanman99]

And I worry about leaving my beetle three months without running it !!! Great video 🇬🇧

[@jimbaker6287]

wow , other than a car that been sitting in a salt water marsh for ten years , never seen a car looking like it needed the mercy of a scrap yard as this car , and you got it running ??? good for you Mustie !!!

[@colin8532]

My dad had one in the 70's that would sag if you opened both doors at the same time, and it was not a convertible lol

[@Addison0526]

@@colin8532 Heater channels needed replacing. Pretty common thing with them

[@naturenerd6521]

I think you could get the Titanic running again after that one.

[@T.B620]

nature nerd but first get it back on surface i think 3 cars like this is much easyer

[@BrucesShop]

Only a mechanic would think that smoke was beautiful. Great work sir. Put it into the inventory.

[@alvon911]

Fantastic video as always, Darren. You are an inspiration

[@HunterShows]

Craigslist: "Volkswagen for sale, low miles, always garaged"

[@dfguko]

👍😂

[@jamesscott1932]

Never Raced!

[@northstar2007]

'ran when parked'

[@Split10uk]

Featured on KZbin...

[@BrucesWorldofStuff]

Some Rust!

[@beowulf5982]

Thank you for taking the time and effort to upload this video. Appreciated.

[@JimmyMitchell-Lucky]

Mustie, all I can say, is that you are incredible! Man o Man , if you lived in the South you would be the total package

[@rustybum2]

Hey Mustie lad, impressive as always.We can tell Lilly is very special to you. I had two rescue dogs which grew up together with me for about 16 years. Sadly, a couple of years ago, one called Pebbles got sick and died, the other, Jake, died within one week, one of the worst weeks of my life as I buried both together in the same spot. Enjoy and cherish Lilly while you can. Thanks for sharing, from that old Yorkshire "Geezer" in Ireland.

[@MrBer43]

You’re like a kid with a new toy. Just Love It. Keep it up and keep us intertained🤩

[@2010gam3r]

just wanted to randomly say that I love your videos mustie. youre in depth but to the point. I never get bored of watching you try to start and resurrect the small engines you find and personally it has sparked my love for small motors that I forgot I had. I've already bought multiple old motors in the last few weeks to try and fiddle with them :D just thought I'd put that out there keep up the awesome stuff :) I will always be a supporter :)

[@vwfez8697]

i have to say that engine sounds pretty tight. allways fun to watch a engine comes to life , but I was disappointed no mice shot out!

[@evslone]

What a resurrection feat! Can't beat those old VW bugs. I once floated one in a flash flood. A wall of water came out of nowhere and washed me into the middle of an intersection, bobbing around like a rubber duck. A guy nearby saw my predicament, swam out and towed me to dry land. Turned the key and it started right up. The only casualties were the "cocoa mats,'' which smelled like moldy carpet, and the two tailpipes that rusted out. So yes, they did float.

[@Skraap]

Only 31 years since she last run, no problem!

[@ricksanchez694]

im 31 and that car runs and look better than me

[@frank-t6857]

@Stanley Burgess Mustie said Super Beetle is not worth much. It has a good drive train and engine for another car project though.

[@retro8696]

@@frank-t6857 I've always liked the Super Beetles more but I'm the kind of person that likes underdog cars and to me if any VW beetle can be saved it should be.

[@tomdale1313]

great video that move right along and Lilly got some air time...i enjoy the process you employ, all those past experiences pay off allowing the process to move forward ...your videos are never too long, i can spend time enjoying your passion...i can no longer indulge in these types of projects(never at your level) but vicariously i can and thanks to youtube and the Mustie 1 Foundation for Old Dogs and Old Men i can hitch a ride...

[@leolammas7940]

I'm very glad you got it running,because up till then I thought you were a necrophiliac Lazarus also comes to mind --Great stuff Darren.

[@richardcreaser308]

My ex-father in law had a beetle in the early 1970’s. He worked away from home but left the car at home so that I or a neighbour could use it for the benefit of his wife & kids. It was a car full of character - spare wheel under the hood with the windscreen washer bottle pressurised from the air in the tyre, 6 volt electrics, de-mister vents in the corners of the windscreen that smoked at high rpm, fuel level gauge that worked from a float in the tank through a bowden cable to a slide that moved up & down in the gauge plus many more idiosyncrasies that made it a car to remember. I loved it. The neighbour always rested his foot on the clutch pedal & when it no longer pulled properly it went to the scrap yard. A few years later I changed the clutch in a friends beetle & it was so easy to change that I kicked myself for not changing the clutch on my father in laws car.

[@mfc4591]

Perfect entertainment for Sunday break time. Have a good one, pat for Lilly

[@VWLifeVW]

Wow amazing job getting it running!

[@joolwing]

......and drove it!!

[@patrickcronin6829]

I shouldn’t be amazed that you got it running and driving that quick... that was an impressive amount of rust. Thank you for sharing. I appreciate what you do.

[@jakerittler8823]

So cool! I have a 74 super beetle as my daily driver, these little cars really are something else.

[@wb0zur]

You never seem to amaze me, keep it up!

[@richardandrews2803]

You are amazing Mustie bringing that bug back to life.

[@quantumleap359]

Mustie 1 is to old rusty neglected cars what shango066 is to old rusty neglected TVs and radios! You two are just amazing! Bringing life to once was dead!

[@PaulHarkey44]

Awesome!! Looked like fun. I enjoyed the rusty weight reduction which probably allowed for the spin out at the end. 👍🏻 You’re a talented fella.

[@jamesf9074]

In this episode, Mustie shows us how to steal an old car in the slowest, noisiest manner.

[@elsdp-4560]

THANK YOU...for sharing. Simply amazing.

[@99goat99]

It never ceases to amaze me how you can resurrect these VW engines after decades of sitting. You are the VW whisperer.

[@gutshotgriz3936]

Watching you work on Vee-Wees just never gets old. Thank you!!!

[@ianide2480]

I had a Nissan sitting for 8 months. Front wheel drive back tire frozen. Damn thing wouldn't let loose until backed into a raised sidewalk. I certainly didn't expect popping the clutch to break those loose heh. Was fun to watch though, good shit bud, had me laughing a few times.

[@pjson70]

The Bug is barely in one piece, he gets the brakes loosened, puts on tires that hold air, and in the end he gives it the hammer :D I was waiting for the car to end up in two pieces :) But i admire the effort you put in to get it going !

[@jlucasound]

That you got that running and driveable, is nothing short of stupendous. And the lights work! You have a headlight out. The videos just keep getting better and better.

[@ihrescue]

Mustie1 you make it look easy. Great "Will it run?" video. Sweeping up all the rust and weigh to see how much the bug lost.

[@vernonbruce3722]

Love to watch you have so much fun! Makes me wanna go in my garage and tinker on my '72 snapper push mower I got off the side of the road.

[@Bonedadyo]

Great way to start a new week....thanks, Mustie!

[@scottpeters5260]

Hey Mustie ! I had a 1970 Bug I drove during my high school years. The pans were totally rusted out and the motor finally gave up the ghost. A used car lot near by me had a pretty good baby blue 1971 Super Beetle way in the back..It didnt have a motor so I talked the guy into selling it to me for $300. I put a rebuilt 1640cc engine in it and drove it for ten years problem free.. It is such a pleasure watching your videos while you work on bugs ! It brings back alot Of Great memories of the wrenching I did on my bug . Thenks for the memories ! P.S. You really are a great mechanic and use good logic trouble shooting things , but your sense of humor makes the whole thing click.

[@tomscott3939]

1968 vw my first new car $1777 wow what a deal! I sold it and put a down payment on a duplex apt and a house on the same lot in california. what a start in life. I got a 1973 super beetle with a big dash i had that car for 15 years It's funny as i was watching you i remembered all about the cars i maintained maybe I should buy another one for a hobby!!thank you for posting. it brought back fond memories!!!

[@focus82grothm.84]

Good acceleration in the end of the video, tuning and services and I'll think you have a winner engine. 😊👍 Great video as always Mustie1. 😊😊

[@willmorrow375]

Can't wait until next Sunday when the car gets detailed!

[@gertraba4484]

M1 wood make a terrible CAR THEIF!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@amascia8327]

What a ... new record! Congratulations!! ... and the horses at the end are beautiful...

[@ThinkCleverAndSmart]

These are your best videos for sure! So enjoyable watching old beetles come back to life!

[@richardcline1337]

I was amazed that the engine didn't remove itself!

[@MrUbiquitousTech]

It sure tried.

[@mathieubroersma]

I love Lilly, she's such a sweety!

[@AlfredHawthornBennyHill]

I have loved Beetles since I was a kid in Chicago. In the early 80s was when I fell in love. I used to like all of them though I knew very little. Two stand out very vivdly though. One was a 1975 because of the odd rims they had for that year model and also because this one was orange. A neighbor a block over from our house, owned it and it had a bad engine and it sounded bad, it was loud too. The engine eventually caught fire and was never fixed. The other was a 1973 yellow one that my father had for a very short time. The axle was locked up and it was never fixed either. As I got older I learned more about them and I finally got to drive one a few times which made me so happy. I've always loved the sound of those engines running right with the distinct chirping sound that when I was a kid, didn't know it was the muffler making that sound. The only ones I grew to not like is the Super Beetle and the 1973 and up regular Beetle or as I now call them the fat Beetle which are the less desirable ones. I had hoped to own one by now, but I haven't been so lucky because of how RIDICULOUSLY expensive the good ones are and how bad of condition or how much work I can't afford to do, the cheap ones are. I don't know how to do major work on cars, I don't have the patience or the back or hands for it. I'm glad to see some saved and fixed, but I also get so upset a lot of the time when I see someone who owns a ton of them and or who gives them away to other people when fixed or whatever, because I've worked so hard at trying to get one and never being able to. You are SO LUCKY to have them and I really wish I was you or the other fortunate ones to own all of them. I also always wanted a Fastback and Squareback too. Before I die I really hope to have all 3. I really want anyBeetle between 62 and 66 that can be a daily driver. I don't care what the paint looks like as long as it runs, drives and is reliable. Too bad I can't do a fund raiser to get one or be lucky enough to be given one. Oh well. Thanks for all your Beetle and other VW videos. I will also say this too, it is because of watching your videos I NOW know what the engine sounds like when it has no spark or compression and there is a difference in the sound when turning it over. Also what it sounds like when valves are sticking or knocking and when some of the cylinders aren't running. And the difference between a Bus and a Beetle engine, which I never knew were different.

[@granskare]

I had the first super beetle which was my last beetle. You are the sharpest mechanic I know.

[@fatsdulange]

L♥️ve the sound of a bug/VW engine!!!! LOVE IT!

[@Sullivan135]

NH DOT called and wants the 50 lbs of salt and dirt back. Just in case it’s a snowy winter.

[@kyleterran6850]

You are totally amazing! I can't believe that car even runs AND DRIVES! LOL! Love your videos and I love Lilly as well. Keep them coming.

[@thomasweatherford5125]

Another terrific episode bringing scrapper fodder back to life to help resurrect another VW. I’ve recommended you to my buddy who’s wanting to explore the world of air cooled. Keep the good stuff coming!

[@hdrk59]

Wow that was amazing ...thank you for sharing

[@scottm7878]

Sometimes I wish I lived in an area that gets snow listed of Phoenix, then I get under my 20 yo Tacoma to change the oil and look at the factory muffler and no rust. Then I say "nah"

[@MiniMoto0098]

I live in Alaska, and all I’ve got on my 95’ F-150 is surface rust. They don’t use salt up here, unless your in a parking lot. However they do use gravel, thus the term “Alaskan windshield” was born.

[@slimey99uk]

This is the first of your VW Beetle videos I've watched, and it brings back so many great memories - my family's car through my childhood was a 1972 VW Beetle 1302S (also the year I was born). It was the car I started learning to drive in, until my dad finally sold it in 1989. I was also taught basic car mechanics on it by my dad. Great stuff!

[@jimtomassetti8928]

Love your vidio's.....They sure don't build them like that any more. 35yrs of Rusting Away and brought her back from the dead! Awesome 👌

[@LIMowersAndMore]

Nothing like wrenching drinking coffee and watching Mustie revive a beetle back from the dead! Great vid bud.

[@danielsweeney6742]

Glad to see you finally bought some Go Jacks!

[@JoeyP322]

Love this video... I’m neither a mechanic or beetle owner, but you made it very interesting... looking forward to more like this. Thanks

[@Texas-Chris]

Amazing Mustie!! I thought this one was a goner for sure. Great video as always. Thanks for the informative teaching you do along the way, I really enjoy it.

[@danehendrickson457]

A nice parts car in certain places! I chuckled at the slow motion trying to break loose the drums...the rear end seems a little loose!!

[@davidhelmuth5707]

We went from a Lamborghini to a super Beatle. What parallel universe am I in? Wait it’s mustiest garage. I’m ok now!😜

[@jenniferwhitewolf3784]

David Helmuth That was just a Lamborghini shaped object, not a Lamborghini... This IS an authentic Volkswagen.

[@jlucasound]

@@jenniferwhitewolf3784 This is true.

[@jimhickman5537]

As a young guy in college, enjoyed working on Bugs, had several. A buddy located a bug in nice shape, being sold at a low price, because guy thought it needed a new trans. He’d just gotten home from 6mo overseas. Would start, but “reared-up” when put in gear. Seemed odd, ran to my dune buggy racing mentor who ran the local Shell station. Asked “Has this been sitting for a long time with e-brake on?” Suggested the sledgehammer approach. Figured we had little to lose. Towed it was worth just what we paid, if it rolled away, we were ahead. Paid the man his price... had tow number ready... smacked the rear wheels HARD and away we drove...😄. My buddy had a decent bug for an amazing price!

[@captnmike597]

Amazing. Just amazing. When you backed up to your garage I thought you would immediately start taking the lights off and putting them in rubber "stash" tubs.

[@bcgrittner]

Older brother had a 70 Beetle. Fun to drive. Always ran funny after a so-called tune-up. At 30,000 miles it ran poorly. Here was an intake valve where an exhaust valve should have been. Intake is bigger. VW denied any liability. His ex got that in the divorce. Auf wiedersehen!

[@user-ec4rd1dp2w]

It amazes me how you can get a car in such a bad shape to run its just 🤯

[@jackmehoff2961]

Volkswagon does it, again !

[@fatsdulange]

Makes me want to go searching for my next car in old garages! 🤯

[@marcryvon]

Mustie1, the Master of VW land.

[@tbah9402]

Its easy when you know what you're doing

[@1marcelfilms]

I suppose it's only the engine itself that makes it run. But impressive

[@neilallsopp3332]

Call this one Lazarus.. it's a miracle you got that one going.great videos.cheers

[@brianmoore5498]

i got my first car, a 61 beetle with that slide sunroof going after extended storage in 1973 and it wasnt in much better shape than this. drove it to highskool for a couple years. thanks for the fun video