Volkswagen

We found this Bus in Montana and shipped it over to us. We were told that another shop had done metal work on it and it was ready to block out and paint. When we got the Bus, there were so many things wrong that we decided to blast it again and see what needed to be done. Boy were we surprised!! There was a rough attempt to fix the rust and damage on the Bus, so we went to work and did what we always do, replace everything that needs to be replaced. This Bus was a treat for us as we have been getting some real challenges through our shop. 

This 1966 21 Window had a rough life. With the Bus being for Minnesota it had more rot than normal. After getting it sandblasted and going over the Bus we decided a new frame from a donor Bus was in order. So that is what we did. It was a fun project to tackle and we are happy that we were able to save another Samba Bus. Our customer will be taking over and performing the body work, paint, and assembly. 

In May of 2015, we found out about a rare 1957 Volkswagen Transporter Bus in Alaska. What intrigued us enough to go all the way to Alaska for this project was that it still had its original paint, which is a big deal to many vintage automobile enthusiasts.

Beyond being in original paint, it also had clean rocker panels without any rust rot, and the interior cargo floors were in great shape as well. 

Our customer brought us his 1970 Beetle for us to finish up the interior. The Bug already been painted a few years back and our customer wanted to see the project through. We were able to get the interior buttoned up for him and now we hope to see this classic Bug on the road soon. 

Here is a 1963 VW 23 Window Deluxe. This one is really rusty but nothing we can't fix. Time to get to work and bring this Samba back to life for our customer.