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Kamei on Standard
Does anyone have any pictures of Kamei spoilers mounted on standard beetles? I have seen lots on supers but not very many on standards. Also, will a kamei spoiler meant for a super beetle fit on a standard? I am willing to modify the spoiler slightly but want to know if there are any dimensional differences.
The car I want a spoiler on. http://i150.photobucket.com/albums/s...G_0487edit.jpg |
Standards and Supers used the same bumpers in the same corresponding years -- at least that's so in the US. The Kamei spoilers I have seen including the one on my dearly departed were meant for 1968-73 model year standards and Supers.
I have heard there are Kamei spoilers for later year, big bumper standards and Supers (US reference again), but I have not seen them and I don't know if they are still being made or only available in vintage form. Years ago, SBO! had a group buy (they're up to their seventh or eighth group buy by now), and I remember seeing someone having a simple but effective adaptation of a 1968-73 spoiler on a later bumper. If I go to theSamba later today, I will search their gallery for a standard with a spoiler. I can't imagine there's not at least one photo there. |
this is my 74 but without bumpers and Still need to fined a better way to mount it...
http://s41.photobucket.com/albums/e2...99634_2048.jpg |
aren't there any spoilers for bugs without bumpers?
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Thanks for the pictures and info so far guys! Post up more pictures if you have them.
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Much to my surprise, I did not see one pic of a Kamei spoiler on a standard at theSamba or anywhere else. There was one standard with a homemade spoiler that was Kamei-like, but somewhat thinner.
Kamei did make an earlier spoiler that did not attach to the bumper. I have never seen one but there are vintage ads are around. The thing looks like something from a pre-Goldfinger Bond movie. :rolleyes: |
I didn't want to give up so this is best I could find so far ...
Here's the home-made one: http://images.thesamba.com/vw/gallery/pix/202523.jpg Sorry for the small pics but this one has "Jose" -- a Mexican standard with a Kamei. I stumbled across this special edition from South Africa, too. I don't think it is a Kamei, but it is close. Here is the vintage one in a museum: http://w1.316.telia.com/~u31614243/V...Wmuseum011.jpg Then, there were these two eerie pics from a German site. They are from a 1302, not a standard. What was eerie for me is this is a German version of my dearly departed. Shantung yellow -- a one-year only color. Notice the un-American turn signals? Mine didn't have the extra driving lights, but they were planned. Mine had BBS wheels. The tail lights are un-American, too. Still, very eerie ... http://www.porschekaefer.de/img/1302_Kamei.jpg http://www.porschekaefer.de/img/MeinKaefer1.jpg |
Thanks for looking. I came up with similar results. I guess I'll just have to try it out for myself.
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Remmele Blue bug has a front spoiler attached to the body, if you can find the article in volksworld or VW speed, there are pictures of this bug with 3.1 T4.
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Hahaha
Actually I just won it!!!:)
Do you think 190.00 is steep? |
that Seems ok I payed $200 SOmething for my Carbonfiber one from CarbonJoe....
Chris. |
Well we will soon have picture documentation of what a Kamei front spoiler looks like on a standard.:D
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heres the only pic i could find in my GL folder of a kamei on a standard bug
http://i128.photobucket.com/albums/p...3.jpg~original |
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