nice blog 
great post
Jay, a ghia nose would be perfect for that
Dennis, inspirational as always. A couple of years ago we chatted about you mocking up a trailer made from a Typ1 Ghia rear end. I’m getting close to the project, but haven’t come up with a good treatment for the front. Currently it’s just squared off at the rear doorjamb…..
thanks rozi
nice car amazing picture….hot rod yes
log on to http://www.vwcp.org for bug sales
i wanted to buy a car — specifically a volks. where is the best place to buy it? thanks
..thats Cortina mk3 Estate version…
Volkspinoy,
would you like to make a study to a 1972 Ford Cortina Estate? tell me if you want and the price to the email I wrote.
cheers
Thanks for the kind words
graet VW creativity and nice illustration job too. I like those colors, gradients & technics 
graet VW creativity and nice illustration job too. I like those colors, gradients & technics
nice cars. talented modified VW’s. and very amazing illustrations
Hey there My friend, I love all the drawings and especially the “Heb - Look” concept cars!
Who does these? Is it you? And would you do a follow - up concept drawing for a fee?
If so, just shot me an E-Mail. I’ve got a ‘67 bug in Makati, and I’d like to have an “authentic” 67 Heb drawing ……… your people obviously have the talent and the attitude!
Yeeaahhhhhhhhh!
Hope to hear from you!
Steve
Hi. I’m a wedding planner looking for an old Beetle that my client can rent as her bridal car. Please advise if you know where my client can rent one for her Dec. 27 wedding. Thanks!
Man how come I’ve just discovered that a site such as this one exists? I like the hoodride mission statement. Keep it up brother!
cool pictures
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im glad to discover this lab for new VW concepts. cheers to Dennis the scientist.
Volkswagen Concept: Karmagong Ghia Surfwagen
What if Volkswagen produced a limited number of these sport wagens. Capitalizing on it’s popularity in the 60s California beach scene, and transforming a sleek sports car into a surf wagen, Volkwagen could’ve offered an alternative to the ultimate beach ride, the VW Bus.
Or you could do it yourself. Weld-in a rust-free Volkswagen Type3 Squareback top, side windows and rear hatch to fit a solid 60s Volkswagen Karmann Ghia.
Kamagong is one of the hardest woods used in traditional Philippine furnitures. Often mistaken for Mahogany, the Kamagong is actually a different tree altogether.
Pinoy craftsmen used lots of kamagong veneer and strips to form a wooden frame for the area around the squareback windows. Expertly shaped and sanded into shape, the new phantom body is a welcome concept.
This Surfwagen is fitted with classy polished Randar rims with Michellin tires. Power comes from a 1776, dual Weber ICT-fed, pancake motor that clear precious rear space.
The roomier interior is blessed with cocoa brown leather, with an eggshell colored headliner and brown carpeting.The cool white paint accentuates the dark wood of Karmagong Ghia.
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Hi Dennis,
Posted by Jay at September 8, 2006, 11:25 amThanks again for working on my ghia trailer. Could you remove my email address from the tagboard?
Cheers,
Jay
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