Last week end our club Club-Veedub held our second annual Kruise for Kids.
We buy toys for chairity and deliver them to one of the local VW dealers that is involved with the chairity.
This year Santa and some of his friends in the club showed up with a particular '81 Cabby.
This car had been sitting for several years. Well have a look.
Santa Sighting
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- Frozen Guy in the Northern Country
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Santa Sighting
Phil
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Re: Santa Sighting
cool.....
Briano
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Re: Santa Sighting
Santa needs to get those elves to fixin' that top during the off-season.
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- Frozen Guy in the Northern Country
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Re: Santa Sighting
Right after they fix the rust, heater, radio, ...kamzcab86 wrote:Santa needs to get those elves to fixin' that top during the off-season.
Besides with the top up, how could one see the cool Christmas Lights?
Phil
'87 Cabriolet, "Topless Bunny"
'88 Cabriolet, "Posh Bunny"
'04 Golf
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'69 Manx type Dune Buggy (New Toy)
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Re: Santa Sighting
Very cool. Actually, how cool was it that day?
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OMG that is too cute. I wanna know which naughty elf wrote "RUST" on Santa's ride, though
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- Frozen Guy in the Northern Country
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Re: Santa Sighting
It was somewhere around -8 C (about 18 F).Calimus wrote:Very cool. Actually, how cool was it that day?
Phil
'87 Cabriolet, "Topless Bunny"
'88 Cabriolet, "Posh Bunny"
'04 Golf
'12 Golf Wagon TDI
'69 Manx type Dune Buggy (New Toy)
'87 Cabriolet, "Topless Bunny"
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'04 Golf
'12 Golf Wagon TDI
'69 Manx type Dune Buggy (New Toy)
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Re: Santa Sighting
Bah, I bet his sleigh doesn't have a heater or a radio.CalAltaDubber wrote:Right after they fix the rust, heater, radio, ...
For years I used to put Christmas lights on my car every year. When I first started doing it, inverters were expensive, so I rewired a 120 volt string for 12 volts -- basically turning a series string of 50 into ten parallel series strings of 5 with strategically-placed solder joints. Later I switched to a normal string running off a 120 volt inverter.Besides with the top up, how could one see the cool Christmas Lights?
I got lots of compliments every year. I didn't do it this year because my current commuter car doesn't have rain gutters to clip the lights to. This is what it looked like on the Mercedes diesel I had a couple years ago, though: