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View Our Latest "Build-A-BuG" Restoration Projects. We perform total ground up complete restorations. We specialize ONLY in the Classic VW Beetle. We take pride in every bug we produce and we know what is correct for your Vdub. We do not chop, cut, and or modify body structure in anyway. We prefer to keep the integrity of our bugs intact, this will only make our bugs appreciate in value year after year.

You are essentially driving off our lot with a brand new Classic VW Beetle! View some of our Full Restoration Galleries below.

THIS IS HOW YOUR CAR GETS THE TREATMENT IT DESERVES!
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Volkswagen’s Jeans Beetle: The Most UNIQUE Car Ever Made?

Volkswagen’s Jeans Beetle: The Most UNIQUE Car Ever Made?

In this video, we take a closer look at the rare and unique “Jeans” edition Volkswagen Beetle released in the 1970s. Designed to appeal to younger buyers, the Jeans Beetle featured distinctive blue denim-style seat upholstery, special graphics, and unique trim details that set it apart from standard models. Volkswagen produced these in limited numbers, […]


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No Fuel Gauge? See How Beetle Drivers Survived!

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Did you know early Beetles lacked a fuel gauge? This video explores the ingenious vw beetle features that helped drivers manage fuel level. We delve into the gggffauto history of this iconic car, highlighting how vintage vw ingenuity kept these bug cars on the road and one of the most beloved classic cars ever.


About Classic VW Bugs

We are a son and father team who love restoring Volkswagen beetles back to their original historical beauty. Whether it is nostalgia you are looking for, the thumbs up from other classic car owners, or just to enjoy its sheer artistic design, the VW Beetle will always make one's head turn and smile.

Look no further than the two of us, with years of experience, to restore your bug or sell you a completed bug.


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Every Beetle Owner Needs to Check This Immediately!

Every Beetle Owner Needs to Check This Immediately!

By Chris Vallone on 02/09/2026

If you own a vintage Volkswagen Beetle, this is something you NEED to know. One of the most overlooked fire risks in classic Bugs comes from the rear seat springs making contact with the battery — which sits directly underneath the back seat from the factory. Over time, worn padding, collapsed springs, or improper seat […]


Can You Guess How Many Beads Are On This VW?

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By Chris Vallone on 01/27/2026

Today, we’re looking at an incredible artistic tribute to the vw beetle, a true cultural symbol of mexico. This video explores the stunning VW Bug covered entirely in glass beads by indigenous Mexican artisans, showcasing intricate **artisan techniques**. It’s a beautiful example of mexican folk art and traditional crafts.


Guess What Volkswagen Called the Beetle First?!

Guess What Volkswagen Called the Beetle First?!

By Chris Vallone on 12/23/2025

Today, we’re discussing the original official name of the iconic volkswagen beetle, a piece of branding automotive history often overlooked. For over two decades, this classic car wasn’t known as the Beetle; this educational video explains its journey through volkswagen history before gaining its famous nickname.