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VW Rear Apron - 1968-74 Beetle - 1971-74 Super Beetle
Code: 111813301J
$199.95 $169.96
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As low as $7.84 per month*

1946-66 VW Beetle Rear Apron
Code: 111813301F
$179.95 $152.96
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As low as $7.06 per month*

1968-77 VW Beetle Front Apron
Code: 111805591C
$53.95 $45.86
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As low as $2.12 per month*

1954-67 VW Beetle Bumper Kit - Front & Rear - Blade Style - Triple Chrome
Code: 113707111A-311A-KIT
$701.15 $595.98
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As low as $27.50 per month*

VW Bumper Kit - Front & Rear - Triple Chrome - 1968-73 Beetle - 1971-73 Super Beetle
Code: 113707103D-303C-KIT
$591.2 $502.52
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As low as $23.19 per month*

1954-67 VW Beetle Bumper Kit - Front & Rear - Over Rider - Triple Chrome
Code: 113798053A-073B-KIT
$955.85 $812.47
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As low as $37.49 per month*

VW Bumper Kit - Turn Signal Front - Triple Chrome Rear - 1968-73 Beetle - 1971-73 Super Beetle
Code: 113707103S-303C-KIT
$573.15 $487.18
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As low as $22.48 per month*

VW Decklid - Louvered - 1968-77 Beetle - 1971-79 Super Beetle
Code: 111827025AD
$159.95 $135.96
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As low as $6.27 per month*

VW Decklid - No Louvers - 1968-77 Beetle Sedan - 1971-76 Super Beetle Sedan
Code: 111827025AC
$169.95 $144.46
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As low as $6.67 per month*

VW Decklid - No Louvers - 1965-66 Beetle Sedan & Sunroof
Code: 111827025C
$189.95 $161.46
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As low as $7.45 per month*

VW Decklid - No Louvers - 1956-57 Beetle Sedan & Ragtop
Code: 111827025B
$649.95 $552.46
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As low as $25.49 per month*

1968-73 VW Beetle Fender - Front Driver Side (Left)
Code: 113821021M
$279.95 $237.96
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As low as $10.98 per month*

1968-73 VW Beetle Fender - Front Passenger Side (Right)
Code: 113821022M
$279.95 $237.96
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As low as $10.98 per month*

VW Fender - Rear Driver Side (Left) - 1968-72 Beetle - 1971-72 Super Beetle
Code: 111821305L
$299.95 $254.96
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As low as $11.76 per month*

VW Fender - Rear Passenger Side (Right) - 1968-72 Beetle - 1971-72 Super Beetle
Code: 111821306L
$299.95 $254.96
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As low as $11.76 per month*

VW Premium Floor Pans - Left & Right - 1973-77 Beetle - 1973-79 Super Beetle
Code: 111701061Q-062QHD
$619.9 $526.92
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As low as $24.31 per month*

Premium 1956-70 VW Beetle Floor Pans - Left & Right
Code: 111701061M-062KHD
$579.9 $492.92
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As low as $22.74 per month*

Premium VW Floor Pans - Left & Right - 1971-72 Beetle - Super Beetle
Code: 111701061N-062NHD
$579.9 $492.92
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As low as $22.74 per month*

VW Gas Tank - 1968-74 Beetle - Karmann Ghia - 1973-74 Thing
Code: 113201075AD
$140.95 $119.81
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As low as $5.53 per month*

VW Gas Tank - 1961-67 Beetle - Karmann Ghia
Code: 113201075AB
$159.95 $135.96
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As low as $6.27 per month*

VW Beetle Floor Pan Patch - Right Rear Quarter - with Battery Bracket
Code: 3553
$69.95 $59.46
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As low as $2.74 per month*

VW Beetle Floor Pan Patch - Left Rear Quarter
Code: 3552
$57.95 $49.26
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As low as $2.27 per month*

1954-79 VW Beetle Quarter Panel - Lower Left Body
Code: 111809085C
$30.95 $26.31
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As low as $1.21 per month*

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VW Bug Body Parts Tech Tips & Resources
VW Beetle Bumper Installation

Follow along with JBugs resident VW expert, Sam as he shows how to properly install a front and rear bumper on a classic VW Beetle.
Chrome Bumper Maintenance & FAQs

Chrome products made today don't go through the same preparation and plating procedures they did 50 years ago. Many of the good budget metal prep chemicals contained cyanide and mercury and have been outlawed for environmental reasons.
VW Beetle Fender Identification Chart

Front and Rear Fenders on VW Beetles and Super Beetles all look very similar. There are subtle differences between model years. For instance, the shape and placement of cutouts vary slightly between years and there are slight differences in the curl of the fender. Don't get stuck with the wrong fender, check our VW Fender chart to identify the correct fender for your VW Bug or VW Super Beetle.
DIY VW Beetle Running Boards

JBugs resident Volkswagen expert, Sam offers a step-by-step guide on how to install a running board on a 1968-1974 VW Beetle.
Running Board Spotlight Video

We offer running boards for the VW Beetle in a variety of styles, for any budget. Follow along as we highlight our selection of VW Running Boards, explain the differences between them, and help you decide which running board is right for your classic VW.
Chrome Bumper Spotlight Video

We offer bumpers for the VW Beetle in a variety of styles, for any budget. Follow along as we highlight our selection of VW Chrome Bumpers, explain the differences between them, and help you decide which one is right for your classic VW.
VW Beetle Running Board Installation Video

Installing new running boards is a simple job that can make a big difference in the overall look of your Beetle. There are a few steps, that most people overlook, to make sure that the running boards fit correctly. Follow along with our tech as he shows you how to make certain your running boards fit correctly.
VW Clutch Cable Access Plate Modification

Replacing a clutch cable in a VW Beetle, Karmann Ghia, Thing or Type 3 requires removing the pedal assembly which in our opinion is a poor design. Wouldn't it be so much easier if there was a hole on the other side of the tunnel? We think so, we've done it before and we do it again.
VW Floor Pan Disassembly

We're going to remove most all of the remaining parts down to a rolling chassis. Follow along with our tech as we near the end of our disassembly!
VW Floor Plan Replacement

Rusted out floor pans are a common problem for many VW Beetles and where the driver side pan on our chassis was in good shape the passenger side wasn't. So, while we have the body out of the way, we replace both pans so they match.
VW Frame Head Repair

While we were replacing the floor pans in our 1971 Super Beetle we also had to repair the front frame head support. This area is often referred to as the Napoleon's Hat understandably. While we could have cut off the entire section as we did have the replacement, our tech prefers patching in the ends.
VW Body Molding Hole Repair

Whether you are building a Cal Look Beetle, a German/Euro look VW like we are, or you just want to eliminate the body molding holes which can lead to rust, welding up the body molding holes on your Classic Volkswagen is a common modification. We show how to fill the holes simply and quickly with nothing needed but a few tools.
VW Body Removal

The day is finally here, we're going to split the body and pan for our 1971 Super Beetle. All of our last few videos have been leading up to this point so follow along for this short but sweet video. We pull 34 bolts and pull the body off the chassis, separating a bond that had been together since 1970 (our car was made in October of 1970).
VW Body To Chassis Installation

We're finally ready to drop the body back on the pan of our 1971 Super Beetle project. We'll install a new pan to body seal, and then with the help of some coworkers, we can set the body back where it belongs.
VW Fender Nut Repair

Often times when pulling fenders off a VW Beetle, the fender nuts that are attached to the body end up coming loose or had already come loose and been replaced with a standard nut and washer. Our 1971 Super Beetle had both cases so for the one that came loose, we show how to reinstall the factory nut and for the one that was missing, we cover installing a weld in fender nut.
VW Firewall Nut Repair

Repairing the front firewall nut plates isn't a commonly needed repair but none the less, here we are. Our tech shows how to open up the bottom of the firewall to remove the nut plates and covers how to free some broken bolts.
VW Front Fender Removal

Our tech will cover some tips for removing the old dented and rusted front fenders and we'll show what can happen when removing 50 year old fender bolts. Once the old fenders are gone we’ll fit some new aftermarket fenders and show how important it is to test fit everything before painting new body parts.
VW Front Quarter Panel & Cross Member Repair

Now that our rusted heater channel is out of the way we can repair the damaged front quarter panel, rear quarter panel and rear cross member so we can install the replacement heater channel. Follow along with our tech as he covers patching in some new sheet metal pieces on our 1971 Super Beetle.
VW Heater Channel Installation

We've got the old heater channel removed and we've completed some rust repairs completed on our 1971 Super Beetle done in preparation for a new heater channel. Follow along with our tech as he covers test fitting the channel to the body and chassis.
VW Luggage Shelf Repair

When we first looked at the rear luggage shelf of our 1971 Super Beetle we thought that a small patch panel would take care of the rust issues we had. A few moments into the repair though we found that the rust had damaged far more metal than we could first see. So, the small repair we anticipated turned into a much larger patch.
VW Rear Apron Tail Pipe Modification

Modifying the rear apron of a VW Beetle usually involves welding up or shaving the tail pipe openings. We're going in a different direction though and we're going to make the tail pipe openings in our 1971 Super Beetle a little larger and we’re going to give them a custom flare as well. This will enable our slightly modified 2 Tip GT exhaust to clear the apron without any problems.
VW Right Rear Quarter Panel Repair

Now that our rusted heater channel is out of the way we can repair the damaged front quarter panel, rear quarter panel and rear cross member so we can install the replacement heater channel. Follow along with our tech as he covers patching in some new sheet metal pieces on our 1971 Super Beetle.
VW Running Board, Rear Fender, & Decklid Removal

We're about midway through pulling apart our 1971 Super Beetle and we continue the tear down by removing the rear fenders, running boards and decklid. We'll also strip down most of the wiring from the engine compartment and rear end of the car all in preparation for paint and body.
VW Trunk Disassembly

Our 1971 Super Beetle body is almost completely stripped down and our last few videos have concentrated on the interior and dash. In this video the disassembly continues in the trunk where the various wires, switches hoses, fuel tank and other components will be removed. By the end we will nearly be ready to pull the body off the pan.
VW Door Disassembly & Removal

We're continuing the disassembly of our 1971 Super Beetle and in this video our tech covers disassembling and removing the doors. The process is the similar for 1965 through 1977 Hard Top & Sunroof Beetles.
VW Decklid Installation

Installing the engine lid cover isn't as difficult as installing the hood as it isn't nearly as big. The brackets and hinges take a little bit more work though as there are numerous adjustments
VW Fire Suppression System Installation

The folks at BlazeCut came up with a brilliant, simple to install system that really should be in every engine compartment. Follow along as we show how simple protecting your VW can be.
VW Rear End Wrap-Up

We're going to install the rear fenders, tail lights and rear bumper. Then we'll finish up by bolting on running boards and finish off the complete rebuild with a set of door sill plates
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