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Has anyone ever considered adapting a genuine 356 A, B, or C chassis and components to a VS?

6/21/047:46 AM

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Has anyone ever considered adapting a genuine 356 A, B, or C chassis and components to a VS?

6/21/047:46 AM

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WOLFGANG'89 CMC FWB, FL Supporting Member

Other than for authenicity --- why would you want to do that? Would think even a post '68 Bug chassis would be superior to a '65 356 C --- especially with added decent shocks, sway bars and disc brakes. If any different chassis - why not a tubular frame with 914/944 suspension components?

6/21/049:50 AM

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