We’re not sure if it hasn’t been sold yet, but this piece of motoring history and hilarity might be yours. Now they’re selling the Super Bugger and hope the new owner will devote the time and love it requires. Vw bug long block air cooled engines for sale - JCS Premium quality. According to the CBC interview, in the past 20 years the Bugger has gone through 400 hours of repairs and restorations, and has been used by the family for camping – although that wasn’t necessarily a relaxing experience, as many people would wander over to get a closer look and they wouldn’t get any privacy. This time we focus on his newest project, a 1974 VW Super Beetle.
Speer kept the Super Bugger as a personal vehicle and never put it up for sale, but when he died in 1997 the car was put up for auction and bought by the Spelrems. Instead, you’ll find an ice box, made of polished metal, which doubles as a mirror. There’s also a sink and a stove, but no refrigerator. Inside the cabin of this kitchenette-version, the two front seats swivel, and a table is placed above the engine. It was bought in Arizona by Rimbey resident Don Speer and was the star of local parades and car meets for years. It is being offered for sale from the Exotic Car Trader collection with a. Finished in black over black with red accents, this Super Snake truck is 003 of 150 produced and shows just under 8,050 miles. Keith Spelrem and his wife Glenna are the proud owners of this green little monster that has been a part of their small town for more than 25 years. The F150 Super Snake is powered by a supercharged 755-horsepower 5.0-liter V8 backed by a 10-speed automatic transmission and rear wheel drive. Last month, the CBC made it to Rimbey, Alberta, to interview local owners of the rare Bugger – that is now up for sale. It’s based on the 1968 chassis as this was the last year for the swing axle assembly, which made for a more solid basis for the RV conversion. The Super Bugger uses a 1.6L dual port engine taken from a VW bus, and promises to be able to maintain 50-55 mph (80-85 km/h) on the highway. I’ve never actually seen one of these come up for sale though I have occasionally seen them pop up on obscure motoring forums as an object of curiosity (and no small amount of mirth). Super Campers used fiberglass paneling to build a small living space behind the front seats, where customers could opt between a mini-bedroom or a small kitchen. This is an original 1969 Volkswagen Super Bugger, possibly the most unfortunately named vehicle of all time. Take a look at one of the most unusual vacation vehicles ever made. The relatively unknown vehicle was featured on the cover of Mechanix Illustrated magazine back in June 1977, when it was up for sale as a conversion kit for $6000. These vintage 'Super Buggers' combine a Volkswagen bug with a small RV camper. Naturally, this isn’t just a well restored Bug, but a Super Bugger: a camper van built on a Volkswagen platform by the “Super Campers” company from California. For the past few years, a very unique VW Beetle has been the talk of the town at some Canadian classic car shows. Lot F27: 1968 Volkswagen Super Bugger Beetle Camper.
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