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JUNE’S – ANSWERS
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3 VWs were at the 1938 Cornerstone Ceremony for the
Wolfsburg factory: a Beetle Sedan, a Sunroof, and a Cabriolet; all
hand built editions.
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Memphis’s first automatic transaxle equipped Beetle
was sold at Jimmy Payne in 1968. It was Bahama Blue & sold to the
Draft family. Bradley Kraft, the son, still has it!
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The VW Rabbit’s design grew out of VW having bought
Audi.
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A vehicle using VW components for travel over deep
snow called the Snow Trac was made from the late ‘50s into the
1960s.
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A "Getriebe" is the German word for
transaxle.
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In 1961, the VW transaxle went from being a split case
to a "tunnel case" construction.
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JULY’S - New Questions
- In what year did VW run an ad showing both a 1949 VW and a 1949 TV
set and call it "two ridiculous gimmicks of the late 1940s?"
- What, in German, is an "Anlasser?"
- In what year did the VW door windows gain a vent window?
- What is the VW engine case made of?
- In what year did the Beetle gain those half-moon shaped vents behind
the rear side quarter window?
- In what year did the VW Beetle get the U.S. Edition?
- Answers next month, along with new questions -
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