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Wow what a great shop and so many things to see. Really the right adress for your vw, young or old he can handle it all! John and his wife Inneke treated us very very well. If you ever come to New Zealand make sure you visit him. You can check the website of VW Nelson at: http://www.vwnelson.co.nz/ .              
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21-11-2009, 01:30:53 K&K member
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we've got our hands on this way cool model kit, of a 1970's customized splitbus. Limited supply, which is available now in our webshop! Cool as a christmas gift! You can put it together and paint it yourself, nice winter project!   
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17-11-2009, 09:42:05 K&K member
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has done the unthinkable, he turned this wreck into something very special! a job very well done     
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16-11-2009, 16:38:02 K&K member
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is now kieftenklok-sticker-equipped! Get those windows covered people!  
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16-11-2009, 10:11:21 K&K member
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Well as our company is in The Netherlands, we got many emails if we bought this bus. No fortunately it was not ours. Still wondering who bought it, he/ she must lost quite some money. SPOKANE, Wash. – A Volkswagen van stolen 35 years ago in Washington state has been found in a shipping container at the Los Angeles/Long Beach seaport.Customs agents found the 1965 van on Oct. 19 when they opened a shipping container bound for The Netherlands, The Spokesman-Review newspaper reported. They ran the vehicle identification number and discovered it was listed as stolen.Law officers said the van, which is in great shape, was stolen from an upholstery shop in Spokane on July 12, 1974 — while Spokane was hosting the 1974 World's Fair.Authorities have not been able to find the original owner, whom they would not identify.The operators of a vehicle restoration business in Arizona were the latest to have possession of the van, which they refurbished and planned to sell overseas, said Michael Maleta, an investigator with the California Highway Patrol. Maleta said the shop is also considered a victim in the case, and he declined to identify it.The van now legally belongs to Allstate Insurance Co., which paid off the original owner's theft claim back in 1974. The Highway Patrol turned over the van to Allstate this week.Maleta said the van had been restored to pristine condition."Now it's probably worth 27 grand," he said. "It's a beautiful van."Megan Brunet, a spokeswoman for Allstate, said the company is looking through old records trying to find the original policy and theft claim."Trying to find paper files from that far back can be pretty challenging," she said.The company will likely have the van appraised and go through the process of getting a replacement title before selling it at auction, she said.___Information from: The Spokesman-Review, http://www.spokesman.com
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15-11-2009, 06:34:08 K&K member
stolen vw bus  vw samba vw splitscreen Algemeen
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