Description
Hardcover has some normal shelfwear. Pages are clean. Ships from Colorado.
This well-preserved copy of “Fix your Volkswagon” offers a fascinating glimpse into the golden age of the iconic Volkswagen Beetle and its air-cooled brethren. Published in the late 1970s, when the Beetle was nearing the end of its remarkable production run, this practical manual served as a trusty companion for countless owners seeking to keep their beloved “People’s Car” in top shape.
Author Larry Johnson’s straightforward prose and meticulous instructions provide a window into the DIY culture that flourished around the Beetle, as its simple and accessible engineering inspired generations of amateur mechanics. Beyond the technical details, this volume captures the enduring allure of the quirky, affordable, and durable Volkswagens that became symbols of countercultural freedom and utilitarian charm.
For collectors, this copy represents a piece of automotive history, tracing the twilight of the original Beetle alongside the rise of newer models like the Rabbit and Scirocco that ushered Volkswagen into the modern era. Its well-preserved state promises to transport readers back to an era when tinkering with one’s car was a rite of passage, and the unmistakable sound of an air-cooled flat-four could be heard in every neighborhood.
