@flyingstitch: Don't forget the color-matched wheels!

@Novaload: That's "Eric and Barb"...well known in the Bus world. They have obviously gained 12 hp recently...

@tonyola: The earliest '67s didn't have reverse lights. They were added early in the model year.

It's a '67 13-window deluxe. The rear hatch handle and gas door are '67-only items.

@68Chrysler: This. I've felt this way about LeMons for years now, actually.

Point of clarification - I think the statement "two computers, onboard comp still works" actually means "This BMW has two DME computers. Also, the onboard computer still works." These cars actually have separate computers for cylinders 1-6 and 7-12. Also, it's rare for the onboard computer's LCD display to still…

@KAdams1476: That's Walter, "the world's largest VW Bus". It's based on a fire truck chassis. The pic was taken at Buses by the Bridge in Lake Havasu in January. The panel belongs to Ronnie, the event organizer.

It would look great parked next to this...

@notfitforhumanconsumption: Such as using a 964 to depict events taking pace in 1979...

@Flathead Smith: Funny, I know a lot of liberals and I don't recall any of them ever "calling for his rights to free speech to be curtailed". They just think he's a tool.

More underwater recovery car pr0n:

@Nate has a love for 2 1/2 ton trucks: Funny thing is that if you tell the DMV you're a car collector, they'll waive those fees. I've done it many times myself.

Funny, years ago I pulled the *exact* same tach out of a car in PNP too. I tested it, put it on the shelf and there it sits to this day. If for some reason yours is DOA, let me know - consider it a donation to your project!

@///Mink: You suck for reposting the top post.

@Maymar is (insert recent meme here): Not long ago, Jalopnik thought the Civic-amino was doing it right:

@grzydj: I remember it, too.

@tenbeers: Thanks, Homer. :)

@TV's Paul Y.: That's because early bay widow buses used the wide five bolt pattern.

FWIW, it appears to be a 1966. It has the narrow-slot wide-5 wheels with flat caps, which were only used on the Ghia in 1966 (Though they did carry on until 1967 on the Beetle). My old 1966 Ghia cabrio:

The more LeMons coverage I see, the more I believe that the $500 limit is meaningless.