what's in the "boot' of a K.G.?
 

I went to pick up a floor jack and the young man wheeled in out of the
store and stood behind my '69 K.G. waiting to put it in. I said no,
there's in engine already in the space. He was young. and didn't see the
air intake slots.
Maybe he's never seen a K.G. before. Is that possible?
hey, the car's only 44 y.o.
--
Karma ; what a concept!

what's in the "boot' of a K.G.?
 

"Shoe-Chuckers" wrote in message
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> I went to pick up a floor jack and the young man wheeled in out
> of the store and stood behind my '69 K.G. waiting to put it in.
> I said no, there's in engine already in the space. He was young.
> and didn't see the air intake slots. Maybe he's never seen a K.G.
> before. Is that possible? hey, the car's only 44 y.o.

I was running into people twenty years ago who'd never seen a Karman Ghia
(my brother owned one).

And even today I continually run into people who've never seen a Scirocco,
and it (mine) is only 26 years old.

- Bill

what's in the "boot' of a K.G.?
 

Shoe-Chuckers wrote:

> I went to pick up a floor jack and the young man wheeled in out of the
> store and stood behind my '69 K.G. waiting to put it in. I said no,
> there's in engine already in the space. He was young. and didn't see the
> air intake slots.
> Maybe he's never seen a K.G. before. Is that possible?
> hey, the car's only 44 y.o.

I get people almost daily asking me what kind of car this is. Yesterday, a
fellow thought it was a kit car, designed for the VW chassis.

Chris
65 Ghia
60 Beetle 36HP, 6V, split-case trans