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Table of Contents: September 2003

From the March, 2009 issue of VW Trends
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All-Original Beauty
A '66 Convertible with 712 Original Miles

Racing, Season One
Part VII: We Like Winning

The Black Widow
Richie Boyer's '67 Ghia

Traffic Jammer
2400-Watt Stereo with a Nice Carrrying Case

Binge Drinker
A '55 Oval With a 525hp Engine

Supercharged Super B
A Super Beetle with a 2387cc Engine

Qantas Bus
A Rolling Billboard

El Escarabajo
Richard Selby's New MexiBeetle

Changing of the Guard
History of the Super Beetle

Step Into It
Refurbishing the Pedal Assembly

Super Project '71
Part Three: Suspension Removal

Quality German Auto
Inside Their Shop and Their 1914cc Engine

Staying Straight
The Ins and Outs of Bump Steer Kits

Hit the Sac
51st Installment of the Bug-O-Rama

The New Michigan Festival
The 16th Annual Event Gets a Facelift

DEPARTMENTS

Editor's Note
Newswire
Parts Haus
Mailbox
Volkswoman
Nuts & Bolts
Street Scene
What's Next?
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The Art of Perfection
What would you do with an extra twenty to thirty grand? Take a trip around the world? Use as a down payment for a house? Buy a new car? How about restore an old one? That's roughly the amount world-re...
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3rd VW Trends Dyno Day!
By Stephan Szantai
Magnaflow Performance Presents 3rd VW Trends Dyno Day!
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Split Decision
By Karl Funke
It's interesting the way some people progress through the VW hobby. Time and tastes evolve inevitably, and many times the fire of youth is replaced with more conservative values reflected in a given e...
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Super Project '71: Part 18
By Ryan Lee Price
Finally, we can honestly say that the Super Beetle is done. We've included all of the parts that we can find that will fit on our Super Project '71 and we've tried to cover each step in as much detail...
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Super Project '71: Part 17
This is really where the car starts to near completion. This is the exciting time of any project, because, at the end of this story, the project is as good as done. Provided we had a battery and the c...
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