After 42 years, I suspect that the rust-proof warranty is also rusty ;)
I think that in Europe (at least in Spain) seat-belts became mandatory a
bit after that in US, around 1970, so perhaps european MY1969 Beetle's
did not have them.
Regards,
Javier
El 20/06/2011 17:17, J. Forster escribió:
Yes. My convertible Super-Beetle did for sure. Rustproofing- not so much. :)
-John
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In message<[email protected]>, Chuck Harris writes:
One important thing to note is he wasn't wearing his seat belts.
Does a 1969 VW Beetle even have them ?
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