Recent content by VolksWrencher

Wow, haven't been on here for too long! Just today I finally managed to install a bunch of windows into the garage door! This is the before picture: Had to remove the upper segment: Done!: I know, the metal ornamention needs to be fixed!

Haven't been here for some time, anyway - Last week I started to clean up a little in order to gain more space in the garage. Sold one of my sons scooters and a bicycle - as he had grown out of them anyways, then I mounted all remaining body panels under the ceiling (a full set of fenders + a...

Hey TexasDeuce, I like the scallop theme on your bug! Seems there are a lot of Veedubbers onboard, cool thing to know.

o.k., now I guess I have to start a thread on my Fastback! Yes, it is a 1966 model, I am in the final steps of the full resto. Here is my Blog for the "Volksback" as my Fasty is called:http://www.yeti69.blogspot.de Back to my garage, I guess I will build something similar to what Zeke showed...

Hi there, after introducing myself, (here: http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=148261) now I will show you the reason for being here. My (far bigger then normal - for German measures - but still way to small garage). I was googleling around the other day to find some information...

just a quick update. I am living in the western part of Germany, near Essen and Düsseldorf. I will introduce my garage in an own thread, starting now... here:http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=148876 I always had a soft spot for Volkswagens, spending the first years in the rear...

Wow, thank you for the warm welcome! I am just in the final preparations to visit Germanys biggest meeting for air cooled VW's. (Tomorrow is bank holiday in Germany!) After my return I will post some pics of the garage and my Fastback - the "Volksback". For the curious souls (aren't we all?)...

Hi everybody, on my web research how to enhance my workshop layout I stumbled across this Forum. I just took a first glance, but I think I am already right at home! Living in Germany - with a little tighter in space - I envy most of you for the sheer size of your workshops! :eyecrazy: I just...