1972 1302
PGF 203K, 112 276 7611, AB 582401
43 18-5-1804, Willow Green, Leather Beige
Colin Shinkin, Leatherhead, Surrey
Factory sunroof, heated rear screen. Imported into UK June 2001
and purchased from Käfer-Station, Mühlheim/Main, Frankfurt.
Car lowered 40mm and fitted with VW Sport 5.5x15 wheels.
Original owner was a Wolfsburg employee. Left factory 5 May, 1972.
Three previous owners.
cshinkin@callnetuk.com

1971 1302 LS Convertible
NDH 763J, Champagne Pink, Black
Ralph Cooper, Bracknell, Berkshire
New lead free engine, new bodywork,
roof and interior. Rewired.
rcooper@meto.gov.uk

'72 1302 LS Automatic,
NWC 127M, 112 266 0746, AD 469887 (still in there to!)
Pastel White, now Alpine white (sorry!), Red
Stephen H. Cresswell, Nottingham.
Car purchased new by C. R. Westcott, British Army BFPO 17,
(rhd vehicle) on 28th April 1972 from Tolke & Fischer-Krefeld. I bought it
in 1983 as the second owner and will probably be buried in it,
if my wife will let me (we got married in it!)
steve.c@ic24.net

'71 1302 S
XFN 152J, 111 235 3478
Mark Hayes, Mottingham, London
The original colour of the car was Pastel White as to any thing else
I'm not sure as it was not original when i purchased it three years ago.
The car has always been in the Kent area of England. My car has been lowered
at the front by 2 inches the interior when i finish with it will be stock
as for the exterior when it is finished (soon i hope) it will be its original colour
but look like an early sixties bug at the rear (semi W deck lid, popes nose,
number plate light and blade bumpers all round. A very unusal look don't you think?).
The wheels for the time being will be standard 4 1/2 inch wheels at the front and
5 1/2 wheels at the rear until i can afford a set of Fuchs with the same dimensions.
mark@mhayes12.fsnet.co.uk

1971 1302 S

HLT 716K, 111 289 2290, AD 238413,
L20D - Clementine Red, Interior: - Black
Mark Walters, Uckfield, East Sussex
The car has been featured in several magazine adverts (Royal Sun Alliance,
NGK Spark Plugs) also been features in an advert for CC's Californian corn chips
(a New Zealand version of Doritos). The car was registered to Mr F Dean of
Lancaster Road, London N4 and was purchased from The Tottenham Motor Company
on the 01.08.71. The car has been restored to almost original condition except for a
modern radio fitted in the glove box, marathon wheels and a Bosch 009 distributor.
It still has the original engine and many of the correct (rare) pieces, such as the
long internal rear window vents etc. It has a full service history going back to
the mid 80's. Unfortunately before then it is a bit sketchy.
markwalters@tiscali.co.uk