One's Rusty and the other needs body work.

SERIOUS body work. Like, a new paint job and everything. Looks pretty clogged up, to. Might need to clean out the exaust pipe. And it squeaks a lot.

love it

Such beauty in one photo~

Ahh, the peoples car.

Planing on fixing this car up? Got one at the shop i work at that is in good condition. Too bad it was an ugly brown color and only went like 53 mph they said.

Alles kaput!

Greifer der Gross Schnickelfritz ist!

And 2 things i want in my life! LOL!

Another fine Porsche automobile. Arguably his most successful design.

I wants 1! or the van hehe

Oh, that is so fascinating!

I love that VW! And Greifer too!

I used to have a 1965 Beetle, but sold it off. I miss that car.... A 57 is even cooler!

I've owned four Beetles and one bus plus two VW Foxes lol

Now I'm VWless...

Wow that's awesome!

Not as nice as Coopertom's.

Probably never see another that nice...What detail he is going to!!

From his twitter posts, a complete authentic restore.

I love VW vehicles! That is such a wonderful beetle. I wish I could get a classic one, but they are tough to find here in Michigan.

Wait ! Greifer's German ?

Looks like the ass end took a pounding.

I love classic cars.

But being 13 years old, I can't be respected for my passion for antiques.

I don't do classic cars, but I do antiques. If you ever want any help, guidance, or tips, I can assist you in this area. I started studying antiques when I was 8 years old, now I'M the antique greymuzzle. I do appraisals for the local public TV station when they have their antique fairs. I usually do glass, pottery, porcelain, bottles, toys, marbles, advertising, and paper goods. I know a little about all antiques, but these are my favorites. Never stop learning and antiques can be a financial fall back position in times of need.

I do watch American Pickers and Pawn Stars sometimes. That's where my interest in old things came into play. Not really my idea for a future living, though.

I bought a soda water bottle at a flea market once. I paid $125 for it. I resold it online for $6,000. It works well sometimes.

It can be like gambling sometimes, though. Unless you know what your buying you don't know what it's really worth. That's where you lose money.

I think my odds are better than the house on winning. I've been doing it for 52 years.

That poor VW needs some love, and restoration.

Oh that is an awesome car. We need to get cooper Tom to fix it up. I could see you tooling around to cons in that

Little car needs some attention, but that's awesome that you have it! I have my Dad's Jeep that he got in 1987 and it too, needs some attention. Also love what you are wearing.

Your family has owned that car for 60 years and for only 1/4 of that time it has been used.

I can understand it sitting for a few years but settling around as an eyesore for 45 years!?!... That's two generations starring at an eyesore of a car that no one cares about.