We've got a sweet Super Beetle for this months Feature Volkswagen! Owner Joe Hill writes, "I hate to start on such a stereotypical opening but ever since I was a little boy I've always loved VW Beetles. The shape, the quirkiness and classic look. I loved the Herbie films growing up and I used to make Airfix models of Beetles. I'm 17 now and about a year and a half ago my Dad and myself decided to invest in a project car. Hours were spent on eBay and trips were made to look at other classic cars (Morris Minor's) but we never felt a spark, a proper connection." Read - Classic and Quirky >>

JBugs is taking a break from their tech vids to show you a little of the Familienfest VW event. JBugs writes, "Recently a local car club known as Mission Avenue Cruisers made the decision to bring back a fan-favorite car show known as FamilienFest. Members of M.A.C. reached out to us to ask if we would sponsor the event and we agreed. Six very busy months later, FamilienFest was back. Now that a the dust has settled, we thought it would be fun to sit down with M.A.C. and ask them a few questions about the event." Watch - Familienfest Post Show Interviews >>

For April VolksWoman writes, "Mileage on a car is like gray hairs on a human. At least, to me it is. Not that I enjoy gray hairs, but I figure if I do have any I have earned each and every one. Gray hair means you’ve lived long enough (usually) to experience enough of life to know yourself. Gray hair means longevity. Gray hair means wisdom and knowledge; of yourself and others. If you have no gray hair you either must not have been around very long, or want to cover up the fact that you have been, something that I find vaguely distressing. Why not share your smarts and your experiences and your stories? Why on earth would anyone be ashamed to be wise, smart, and vintage?? True, you don’t have to look like you are, but why not admit it??" Read - Live Long and Prosper >>

Coverage of the Fast Times at Farmington VW event has just been posted! Kathy from SEVWA writes, "Wow! We had an amazing turnout this past October at Farmington Dragway in Mocksville, NC. Over 75 racers, 60 new and used vendors and well over 250 cars in our show area. As you can see in the overhead shots, this was one packed house.
Farmington is no stranger to VWs, it has been going on there since the mid 80's, so most of all, a tradition for VW Enthusiasts. " Check out - Fast Times at Farmington #33 >>