Whether you’re an air-cooled purist, like the idea of a fuel-sipping diesel or prefer the smoothness of a later ‘wasserboxer’ there’s a VW T25 engine in the line up to suit all tastes and driving styles. But the million dollar question, and something we’re being asked all the time by prospective T25 buyers is – … Continued
Having just celebrated the new year, it’s difficult to believe that January is almost over now. It seems very true that as you get older, time flies faster – which is a good thing as far as we’re concerned as the VW show season starts even sooner!
We love the VW Mk1 Golf for its purity. Not so good is the fact that its still sharp looking body is more susceptible to rust than its Mk2 successor. However, you shouldn’t let a bit of corrosion put you off because there’s experts out there who have found its weak spots, unlocked its bodywork … Continued
We want it back in our windscreens! That seems to be the general consensus among motorists, despite the fact that the tax disc basically became obsolete following rule changes back in October 2014…
If bolting a 5000bhp engine to the flat bed of an early VW split window pick up sounds totally nuts, wait until we tell you that it could theoretically do 0-270mph in under seven seconds! We talked to the creator of this 1958 pick up, technical genius and VW Heritage customer Perry Watkins…
At VW Heritage we’re into weird and wonderful VWs and this ‘Thing’ – which is a cross between a Split window bus, a Baja and a truck – certainly grabbed our attention when we saw it…
If it had pushed ahead with production of its steroid pumping Mk3 Golf A59, VW could have become a key player on the motorsport scene in the early nineties. Not only that, but the Mk3 Golf as a whole could have enjoyed a far rosier fate. Here’s the story of what might have been Wolfsburg’s … Continued
Check out this early air-cooled family gem. It’s a 1969 411, it’s across the channel in France and it’s only a cool €4500 which is a little over three grand in pounds Sterling!
Now that Christmas is out of the way a lot of us will be contemplating taking on a restoration project. After all, nothing’s more rewarding than fettling a scruffy wreck into a thing of joy and the lump in the throat sense of pride you’ll get once it’s finally finished. The prospect of buying a … Continued
It was shortly after the first post-war Christmas 1945 that the first ever Beetle rolled off the production line. It didn’t enjoy the explosion of success you might have thought in those early days, though, and by the end of 1945 only 55 vehicles had been produced in total…
