How to install VW beetle windshield. It’s the same basic procedure for most other air cooled Volkswagen models. Music: Merry Go – Kevin MacLeod (incompetech….
VW Beetle Windshield Install
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I THINK YOU ARE REALLY SICK BECAUSE OF THAT DISGUSTING MUSIC IT DOES NOT GO
AT ALL FREAK
I’ll be doing this in a few days, great video….thanks.
I didn’t know James Hetfield was into VWs.
By the way, I’m replacing the windshield rubber on a ’66 bug.
That’s the funniest thing I’ve read in weeks! Thanks a ton!
Great job.. Great movie. thanks
I just keep replaying the video while I dance to the gay bar music. Nice!
Who choose it?
I have the exact same car in the exact same color! It IS a stock VW color,
but only appeared on ’71 and ’72 Beetles (I have a ’72 Super). It is called
“Gentian Blue” (“Enzianblau” in German). It IS a nice color, and can still
be had, as I had mine repainted a few years ago.
Thanks Dude did this procedure and just saved 100 dollars on installation
your awsome bro! Stay Bugging
What kind of rubber is that?
I was wondering if you could tell me what color is that bug? That is a
gorgeous blue and I was wondering if it is a stock vw color?
Thank you for posting great VW videos. I have a ’74 Super Beetle (with the
LARGER dashboard). Will I have to remove the dashboard or can I leave it
installed while replacing the windshield seal? In advance, thank you for
your response.
I am going to attempt this….finally some instructions of what to do first
and how it should go together….I’m going to try this on my 62 bug this
weekend…. Thanks
Thanks for making a vid on this. Very helpful.
Appreciate the time you took to make this video!
Nice Job! Thank you for the tips on installing VW windshield.
I was always told the windshield can very easily crack if re-using your
windshield when pressing in back in place. Is that true? I know I won’t be
using “brutal force” when I replace my window rubber, but I do want to be
careful and keep from having to buy a new windshield. Great video!