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Not mine.
http://www.thesamba.com/vw/cla...etail.php?id=1535926
Year: 1957
Exterior Color: Red
Interior Color: Black
Make: Porsche Replica
Engine: 1800cc
Options: Cassette Player with vintage security cover, Extra Light Under Dash, Leather Seats with Belts, Convertible, (Extras done in cream white ie; steering wheel, shifter, knobs, etc...)
Mileage: 17,562
$25,000
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Very nicely done from the pictures. I had to look twice to be sure it was a replica.
Very nicely done from the pictures. I had to look twice to be sure it was a replica.
Very nicely done from the pictures. I had to look twice to be sure it was a replica.
It's Saturday night. Lane got into the sauce a bit early. He saw the engine and went into a swoon. 
Nice real 356 engine look plus like the black seats with red piping.
Very nicely done! BTW- another replica tell, the carb linkage on 356 motors goes behind the fan shroud. 
Stan nailed it. The engine is what threw me.
Very nicely done from the pictures. I had to look twice to be sure it was a replica.
What is it about the wheels that were a give away? The shape of the 'holes' (slots)?
Ted
Check that... MOST replicas only have 8 holes, but the Beck folks are making 10 hole wheels now.
Nice looking car. The transmission tunnel looked like pure VW to me, but what do I know after two martinis. I wouldn't mind having that one in my fourth stall....if I had one.
Hoss
This red one and the black one for 17,500 are both really excellent examples. If I've learned nothing in my few weeks of research, it is that prices really vary and there doesn't appear to be any rhyme or reason.
Looking forward to finding the right one.
Ted
Very nicely done from the pictures. I had to look twice to be sure it was a replica.
All ya had to do was look at the 2nd picture 
CMC
Bill - shussssh, a well built CMC can overcome its sorted background. I am curious why the floor air vent is so far back from the normal kick panel location.
The heater vents are in the same place on a Chesil.
The opening in the vent is off center so flipping them 180 degrees makes the whole thing farther forward or rearward.
I installed mine as shown and they slide open when I accelerate.
That car was in Hot VW's a few years back as well. Love everything about it except the top is not Hartz cloth but shiny plastic looking vinyl.
Full album is here:
http://www.thesamba.com/vw/for..._author=Vintage+oval
