1959 Volkswagen Beetle with a sliding ragtop. Its larger rear window was introduced just a year prior.
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1959 Volkswagen Beetle with a sliding ragtop. Its larger rear window was introduced just a year prior.
At the beginning of March, we took a look at Mike Unland's 1959 Beetle, which stands as a testament to his detail-centric nature. While most aircooled fana
At the beginning of March, we took a look at Mike Unland's 1959 Beetle, which stands as a testament to his detail-centric nature. While most aircooled fanatics would be proud to own just one car of Unland's caliber, Unland's own garage continues with more than just one aircooled creation. However, his second build is stark in contrast to his bagged and stylistic Beetle - a 1966 Type 3 Notchback catered to the more conservative fans of the marque. Rich with the same detail work that set his Beetle apart from the rest, his Notchback helps to set a standard for restorations as these beautiful classics continue to grow in age.