Nice truck

Thanks man! Very cool

I like using stock vw parts like this

Can I buy all that junk 😅

Who was the parts guy on the adapter plate to tranny ?

Running short axles reduces the amount of travel you can get. Kind of defeats the purpose of having the 3x3's in the first place , doesn't it?

very helpful man thank you!

Could you tell me about the muffler your using? Model name and where to get one. Thanks

Good music, good work and beautiful truck

That Baja is Bad Ass -- P.S. -- I know those where O2 sensors.... Great job buddy!

Looks MEAN!

Flame Thrower??? Spark Plug On the EXHAUST???

BLACK KOW -- NICE!!!!

Are you still working on the bug?

great video. Very informative

You can always get a bike cable at Walmart..

Bus transaxle? Or something exotic? I would like something like this for road course racing

Body panels specifically the declid looking for the on that loos like a scoop

I can’t get rpm tach reading on my Grand Rapids Engine Info system or from a tach driver to a digital rpm gauge. How do you have yours wired? Any help is appreciated.

Love the video. I am going through the same build just with a whole new 83 cab instead of splicing. When the truck was finished did you just insure it under the same VIN and registration or get it inspected and registered as modified?

what did you use for your brake setup?

String throttle,love it,had to do that last spring,was about 10 miles from home, snapped my cable,string to the rescue,made it home just fine.nice build!

Correct me if I'm wrong ,is there a supercharged ecotech,2.0or2.5?

Awesome video.

It’s alsome that the the kids get to enjoy the build great job, and using the tree is great

I am completely over any love I may have had for the VW bug engine, time for a liquid cooled motor.

Who flashed your ECM and did the wiring harness? I couldn’t quite get the name from your video. Thanks

i love that you are teaching the young ones to drive a stick transmission , i have the same old 76 crew cab longbed that i took an ex army m880 and converted it to a crew cab m880 using the 2wd frame, then cummins 12v converted, good job on the work, and good parenting not many kids these days will be able to drive a manual transmission 👍👍

I'm 10 years in on my build

Dude how do you keep a dragon as docile as that,in all seriousness that bug is a monster,what is the damage money wise to build a machine that'll take the grief as what I'm seeing here isn't far off a milspec build.keep it real dude as loving what you selling

What was the name of who hooked you up ? I herd Ritz ecotec

Awsome man. Thanks for this! Helped a lot!

Ok now where is the video of this thing ripping

Haha never mind was trying to add it up from the paper. Saw the total at the end.

What was the total cost

What fuel filter is that?

Now that’s a storm. Thanks for the video 👍🏻.

Where'd yall get that bumper, is it fabricated?

Awesome! Im doing an EcoTec on a sandrail. What serpentine belt did you use?

GM Ecotec Swap a 1974 VW Thing bro....do IT!

You can use 944/Vanagon bearings, same size as the Bus ones but with more angle of travel

Cool shit

I had a 1971 Baja Bug when I was young. Loved it but crashed and burned it. Often thought of getting another one to build. Thank God I just got a YXZ instead.

where did you get your wiring harness

hi what did you do with the bed and that dash from the 1978 crew cab

Link to the dzus fasteners?

Thanks for the content! My step dad used to make me adjust the valves on the bus he gave me it was a 1965 Microbus I believe. That was my first vehicle when I turned 16 in 1997. I'm subscribed to your channel now!

How does that make up 3" or is the bus axle longer?

I think you need vacuum going to the fuel pressure regulater on the fuel rail

Desert race look