Being old is usually what does it.
If new headlights burn out, do a voltmeter check. If the voltage is much over 14, your voltage regulator is fried.
You can get the estimate for a Volkswagen Beetle at many places online. I would recommend that you go to www.gotengines.com/Volkswagen/vw-beetle-engine.html - Cached for an estimate.
1964 beetle or a ghia
it would over heat
near the shock absorbers, would be my guess.
"A Volkswagen beetle is available in many different colors. You can purchase them in red, blue, black, yellow, gold, purple, and black. There is also the option to have your beetle costumed painted in any color you would like."
I get on average 45mpg using biodiesel in my 2000 vw beetle TDI. I am not sure about regular diesel, but I would guess it would be the same.
People don't punch each other when they see a Volkswagen beetle. The only way they would punch each other is if it's a commercial with some type of meaning.
I have a 2001 TDI beetle that has a 13.5 gallon fuel tank. I would assume nothing was changed in 2002.
All fuel sending units would be found inside the fuel tank.
I would highly recommend getting it from the dealer. But you can get it at any parts supplier. It will just be a generic brand.
Something to explain why you mentioned it. "Your father's 1969 VW Beetle" is a sentence fragment. If we were writing a story with dialog, and one character asked something like "which car are we taking to the fair?" another could come back with "your father's 1969 VW Beetle." but you'd write it like this: "Which car are the police looking for?" asked Mary. "Your father's 1969 Volkswagen Beetle," said John. If you're not doing dialog, something like... "Your father's 1969 Volkswagen Beetle was stolen last night and is now in the police impound lot." would be good.
This may help.... my wife's 2000 Beetle had terrible reception and static. I purchased a longer antenna on-line and installed it (very easy on the Beetle). Problem solved.