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Kommanderwagen

KdF Wagen Typ 87, .45-ton, 4x4, Light Car

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As a young salesman at the local Volkswagen dealership, Norman Gonzalez started socking away used Beetles as early as 1958, cherrypicking among the trade-ins that came through the dealership’s doors. While he eventually left the dealership for a career in naturopathy, his Volkswagen habit mushroomed into a 160-plus-vehicle collection that he’s now decided to sell…

Having crossed my midlife timeline, I'm now asking myself if I’ve done or have already made plans on doing things I wanted to do in life. This blog is an exploration of my personal development these next 40 years (or more). Hence, my bucket list…. Might as well make one task on my list of putting up my own blog as my progress report (or lack of it) on this self imposed list..now shared “urbi-et-orbi"-to the city and to the world.Here it goes….

This is Rusty, a 1965 VW Beetle. He is my favorite car I've ever owned and the mascot for a community.... FolksWerks :-) check us out on FaceBook.

Under the designation Volkswagen typ 87, this denomination belonged to various versions of Volkswagen vehicles with four-wheel-drive. Among the variants was the car with the civilian body known under the designation “Kommandeurswagen” (command car) VW 877. This was an off-road vehicle which represented a combination of the body of civilian car type VW 60 "Beetle" and of the “Kubelwagen” chassis. The vehicle was manufactured in this design from 1941 in a limited number of 600 and was...

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1942 VW Beetle Staff Car