Great shot! Very well done!

Is that a black 67 mustange to the left. lol. I really wish I could see this puppy jump off the line.

Very cool find and capture, Richard!!!

It´s a splendid capture Richard!!!!! lovely shot

Cool Beetle!!! very nice capture!!!

Wonderful shot and beautiful car. Excellent work Richard! :)

That is pretty cool .Nice shot Richard

My cousin, while we was in college, dropped a Covair (remember those?) air cooled engine in a Bug, the torque to weight ratio was such, ended up putting 600 pounds of pig iron in the trunk to balance off the engine weight; keep the front end down. I'll NEVER forget the night we went to "Airport Road," 4 miles of flat, straight pavement to do a standing start 0 to 60 time run; it was like "rev-rev-pop-the-clutch," in 2nd gear mind you, & the front end was half way up between horizontal & vertical before Craig could ease off the throttle, DAMN, what a ride. anyways, this is a SWEET picture! BTW Richard; I (your comment under my Horn O Plenty design yesterday ^^) never realized you liked my Surrealism before, due largely to the dearth of comments I get here on R'osity...NOW, I'm finally realizing WHY so many good artists leave. :(

Nice one! I was just telling Bruce earlier this week how my mom only drove VW Beetles in her life. Obviously not souped up like this puppy, but nonetheless!!! :)

The hood is one of those fibreglass reproductions of a 40 Ford where you could have had a Rolls Royce if you checked a different box in the order form. To decide if it really was a Chevrolet engine I zoomed in. The water outlet on the intake manifold is in front, the alternator brackets off the water pump but it also mounts on a sleeve directly to the head (old Chevrolets mounted to the exhausst manifold). It has an airconditioner compresser on the left of the photo that ties into the condensor with the electric fan in the front. The heater hose comes off the water pump top correctly. The water pump pulley and flat belt with idler under the compressor is newer. Power steering pump on the right of photo. The way the radiator hoses come off tells me the radiator is in the back.

Wonderful capture Richard, i know a few boys that have beetles and they have been putting impreza engines in them..

Awesome photos

I thought the engine was suppose to be in the back :-) Awesome :-)

Great shot! My first car Richard!!(1967)

I love that car! great shot =)

Great shot Richard! I like the flames and that license plate says it all! I remember thinking that no one could fit into these small cars but they were actually quite roomy for being so compact!

Excellent presentation

Great shot Richard!!!

Cool shots Richard :o) *** H u g s ***

Excellent doubel shot my friend......!!!!!

Always like the little Bugs and this is so cool that they did so much to the little guy. I can't get over the small block crammed in the front and can see what you meant about the seats being back so far. Great one Richard !

cool, very cool..

Very cool work!

Great capture and very neat car Richard. This one even looks like a fairly early model, aside from the modifications, of course.

I saw a Citroen 2CV one ( we call it a duck) with an 8 cilinder engine in the middle of the car. It was the powersorce so the engine was in use. Beautiful captures!

Wonderful shot!

That's neat!

Cool stuff!

awesome capture, Richard thanks for the smile have a great weekend warm hug, Linda

Fantastic car!!!