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Bill,
The man was no fool. You indeed have a rare option that almost no
one has even seen. That's why all of the speculation over whether or
not they exist is going on, on this list. I recommend you don't even
think about customizing this square!!! Restore it to
original!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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N N OOO CCCC U U SSS TTTTT !!!!!
N N N O O C U U S T !!!!!
N N N O O C U U SSS T !!!!!
N N O O C U U S T !!!!!
N N OOO CCCC UUUU SSS T * !!!!!
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The fenders are easy to replace. A bunch of 10mm bolts hold them
in. You will have to remove the interior panels to get access to the
bolts for the rears but that's about as hard as it gets.
Jason Renville
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I would rather attempt something great and
Fail than attempt nothing and succeed.
Jason_Renville@ccm.al.intel.com
69 Fastback second owner.
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First of all I haven't been into VWs that long and the reason I'm writing is
to ask if anyone can tell me how easy it is to install both the front and
rear fenders on a '66 squareback. I hear they are bolt on and its a piece of
cake.
I've also been reading a lot about red dashes, I have one and underneath it
has a VW symbol witch I THINK is proof.
The last thing I was wondering about was the fact that I have red reclining
seats that are original. The same person that told me about the fenders also
said that the only way those were available in '66 was through a VW dealer
and I should take good care of them because I'm one of the fortunate few. Is
this true or was this guy just some fool?
Bill
"66 squareback