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I couldn't remember any rules about year models and quarter windows. The ones I'm not sure if I still have or not are from a '71. I had fabricated an additional mount for them when I had them in my Baja so that I could make the fronts pop open too. I was planning to "surf bug" the rear window after paint, but you know the story of how my poor little Baja never got that far.<br><br>I just thought of something. Even if the windows are a different cut, aren't quarter windows flat? I remember when I was doing sandblast etching of windows for people and I was able to lie those flat, which made it much easier to do transitions. Hmmm...
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Okay, I wasn't sure about the hand brake, but you know your Bug parts better than I do. Now that I think about it, I remember that shade well. My maternal grandfather had a 59 and a 66. My sister and I rode in the back, sitting on milk crates, clinging to the hand straps for dear life as we would watch the pavement go by really fast through the holes in the floor panels. Those sure were some strong handles, eh? hehehe<br><br>It is SO cool that you have so many pictures to document this restoration. Just remember to keep them away from light sources and dust!
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Soon the real fun begins for the rest of us - seeing it all go together. I hope you have a good, reliable shop doing the rechroming for you. This is like a really good, long movie and I have to see it through to the end.<br><br>Thank goodness I get "intermission" breaks.
What do I do now?<br>Tell 'em your Batman
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