I want to wish all of you a merry christmas, a great aircooled new year and the best in 2009!!
Ofcourse I hope to see you all back on my website next year as I will continue on my '53 Barndoor project and will be uploading everything I witness by photo's, movies and little stories.

See you'll next year at the KWF in Rosmalen, in Ninove, at the VolksWorld Show, in Hannover, at Budel, the EBI#3, ofcourse at Hessisch Oldendorf, DDD#7, Le Bug Show, etc. etc... who knows where we will end up, but we are gonna enjoy this new season again for the full 100%!!

Last week the assembly of the body on the chassis of UDB member Richard's '55 oval ragtop project took place. This meant that some of the wiring which is needed for the interior shop had to go in this weekend... and so we did! Finally I could see the colour for the fist time in real life on the car which looks so very, very stunning!!

This week it will head of to the upholsterer to get his interior done! More pics of his project can be found on our forums and on his website Restolooker.com.

And yesterday Marco, Jan, John and I, helped our friend and fellow UDB member Richard out with his '55 oval ragtop project again. We made a lot of progress on the chassis.
It's rollin' (!) and ready for the body assembly so it can head of to the upholsterer to get his interior done!
More pics of his project can be found on our forums and on his website Restolooker.com, be sure to check it out! And thanks again for the nice bbq!

Last Saturday we picked up Marco's new 1952 Crotch Cooler Split and brought it to our garage.
Very good to see another project like this so nearby, I can't wait to see the future progress on this ride.
Good luck with this awesome project my friend, I've heard you're idea's and it's gonna be a bad ass ride!

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Ingmar and Sander from Kaag Kevers asked me to make a design for their race beetle, which now will go through it's 'bug-life' as the Paranoid!
The design is based on the oldscool gasser look and I think it turned out very successful.

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