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Greg Merritt wrote: > > ********************************************************************** > Please respond to ORRPEOPLE@aol.com directly. He's not on the > list. > ********************************************************************** > > ---------- Forwarded message ---------- > Date: Thu, 29 May 1997 21:47:33 -0400 (EDT) > From: ORRPEOPLE@aol.com > Subject: Restore '67 S.B. > > June starts the beginning of my restoration project. I would like to keep > the resto as stock as possible, however I am considering a two tone paint > job. Questions: 1. Did VW deliver two tone paint jobs? 2. If so, what were > the colors and what was the paint scheme? (especially during the '67 model > year?) > > FYI > I don't have the magazine with me, but a guy in Texas (advertises in Hot > VW's) install's air conditioning for Type III. He says it draws only 1/2 hp > from the engine compared to the 10 hp from the stock type piston compressors. > I.C.E. in San Diego only install's air for the Bug or Ghia. By the way, it > only costs a cool $2000.00 installed :( Do you know any other air > conditioning people closer to the West Coast??? > > Thanks, > Eric Orr > Redding, Ca. I`ve got a book called "Die grossen VW" that says some things about two-tone paint scemes. the first color is the car color the one in brackets is the roof color. IŽll translate the color names from German into English, so I don`t really know if they were called like that. For the years 63/64 they are: Rubinred (black, white) seablue (pastell) safaribeige (black, white) black (white) pearlwhite (black) nutria (?) (black, white) birchgreen (black) The price was 85 Geramn Marks and it was only available on S models For the years 65/66 the book says that the Variant 1600 L was available with three different roofcolors that only have numbers as names. The book doesn`t neither number nor what the color looked like. There is only one picture here. There roof is painted till the "rain groove" (I don`t know the English word), including the C-posts. On the variant the roof only without posts. For all the other years two-tone was not available. Have fun with this information. Roland `69 square `69 square `69 bug