FS: Baja Bug Project, Ventura County, CA

Aug 23, 2003 2 Replies
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Due to circumstances beyond my control, I will no longer have the time or the space to work on my Baja project. The rear end is already cut and the fenders are bolted up. The vehicle is located in Ventura County, CA. You will need to come with a tow truck or trailer for it. I will help load it if you like.



For $500.00 you will get:



A '66 Bug, last started in May of this year, runs pretty well but needs some TLC An EMPI Baja Kit A rear Baja-style bumper A rebuilt front end (already installed) A New Carberateur. KYB Gas-a-just shocks, front and rear. A new steering box. ($80.00 value) A new turn signal switch. ($60.00 value) A working stereo Bentley, Haynes, and Chilton's service manuals, plus the "Muir Book." The "Baja Bugs and Buggies" book The usual "Box o' Bug parts."



I have posted some pictures of it at this URL:



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If you are interested, please e-mail me at snipped-for-privacy@dslextreme.com for contact info.



Thank you, Ed


Wow, Ed. That's a *deal*. I paid over $500 for my baja kit alone. If I was within a couple of hours drive of you I'd dig up $500 from somewhere and take that off of your hands. Sorry to hear you have to let it go. Travis

On Sat, 23 Aug 2003 13:33:03 -0700, Edward Deerly left Mt Vesuvius in a state of jealous awe as he began spewing from the mouth thusly:

-- Travis (Shaggie) '63 VW Camo Baja...

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corrodes the vessel that carries it.The statements above reflect my own opinions and experiences and nothing more.I don't pretend to be a professional mechanic, politician, philosopher,attorney, or chiropractor.Take any advice in this post at your own risk, and with a grain of salt."Milk is for babies. Beer is for men." - Arnold Schwarzenegger

I would too if it was not so dang fer away. Flat broke anyway's...

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attorney, or chiropractor.

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