Re: [T3] octobugfest

[Greg Irick <gregi@vwtype3.org>]

Yeah Toby, it was kind of sparse for the T3 parts but I did pick up a set 
of repro mud flaps for my Notch for $40 and a set of b*g door handles and 
ignition switch that are keyed alike for $10.  All in all some good scores 
but too few parts.  There was a solid '64 notch in the parking lot that 
this guy was asking $4k for but he had a lot of parts and the pan looked 
immaculate and the engine looked like it was in a car on the dealers 
floor.  That red square in the parking lot on the flatbed looked like it 
had been a chicken coop for a while.  There was also a Meyers Manx SR2 in 
the show that was also for sale and was extremely interesting to look at 
since I had never seen one.  Oh well, there is always next years 
Springmeet/Seattle B*g Nationals(SIR)/Vintage meet and other shows that we 
might find some good parts.


Greg Irick
Silverdale, WA
gregi@vwtype3.org
gregandjenn@earthlink.net


'65 Notchback on a '69 pan with Britax sliding rag.  Soon to have original 
door handles and trim.  Plans for a 1776cc motor with a Berg 5-speed, 4 
wheel disc brakes with Porsche 2 Liter alloys, Ruby Red paint and original 
interior.

'73 Pro Street Bug w/1915cc CB Perf. engine, Ultra Competition FI, Super 
Street tranny, Weld Racing Wheels with 195 50 15's in front and 265 50 15's 
in back with Type3 rear drums.


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