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23-12-2020, 22:35 | #271 |
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Yesterday, 15:46 | #272 |
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Slightly off topic but I noticed there is a book coming out soon on the VW Type 4.
There are very few of these left in Ireland, maybe just one runner. https://www.veloce.co.uk/store/Volks...ars-p145352683 They lacked the charm of the type 3's. Due to their oddball nature they never got the following of the other types. I didn't think anyone would ever write a book about them but there you go. |
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Yesterday, 20:48 | #273 |
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Type 4 were not at all popular here.
Even the type 3 Variants were given to VW dealers and used as a dealer car to make them more popular to potential owners. We had a 412 LE that was a class car, fuel injected engine it was great. |
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Yesterday, 21:52 | #274 |
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They were a bit ahead of their time back then...in the dealership I worked in for 6 years or so, I don't ever remember us selling one. The bread and butter sale's were the immortal beetle, ( not surprisisng in a rural area) with Variants largely going to commercial travellers, or Vets. But they were a really great car, and not too plentufull now either.
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