VolksWorld

VolksWorld is Britain's best-selling magazine dedicated to the whole air-cooled VW scene and a must-buy for all fans of the legendary vehicles, particularly the iconic Beetle. VolksWorld takes pride in going to extraordinary lengths to bring its readers the most outstanding and fascinating features packed full of the very best photography and information that cannot be found anywhere else.

Surrey tops • Three decades of VolksWorld Show heritage

Volksworld Magazine

Come join the party! • 18-19 March ’23 – Sandown Park, Esher

SHOW NEWS

My favourite MISTAKE • When Scott Wyatt helped his buddy fish a rare ’59 Double Cab out of a junkyard, he planned to just fix it up and enjoy its epic patina…

Legs eleven • ‘Dyno’ from Belgium bought this ’64 before his daughter was born. She’s 10 now and has recently enjoyed her first drive in his sweet Resto Cal creation

Vive la Manx • A chance meeting with Bruce Meyers sent lifelong Buggy fan, Philippe Perez, on a Manx odyssey. This one is just the start…

KdF book club • Brush up on your early VW history with these two great publications

BLACK diamond • One of only four factory black 21-windows made, Merrick Agurto wisely chose to keep the colour stock. The rest, however…

Mystery ’Wagen • What’s this, an air-cooled, four-door Type 3 that looks like a Type 4? Meet the 1600L, a low volume Brazilian market model, of which only a few have ever made it to foreign lands

Forever and aBay • This 1972 Camper has become the forever Bus for one couple, but it sure took a convoluted route to reach them

Strength through frıends • Of the 723 Type 60 KdF-Wagens built between 1938 and 1944, this is thought to be the only running and driving ’44. Restoring it brought together VW friends from around the world

The high life • Sun, sea and a shed load of VWs. Do you need any more reasons to go to Mexico?

Life in the coupé lane • This month, we dig into the archive of DKP III member, Glenn Gaskey, who had a penchant for Ghias in the early 1980s

Crude but cute • Of the many KdF Wagen toys produced in the late 1930s, a mint Bochmann remains an elusive find

VIENNESE WHIRL • Mark Walker recalls the first time he met the moped-wielding Mad Dog