We door people often bemoan care impede our door photos but here the cars are the stars and I couldn’t get rid of the background noise. To get the first shot, I had to stop in the street while staying in the car. I have a soft spot and an eagle eye for Beetles as I drove my well-loved, bright yellow ’74 Super Beetle for many years We have a friend back in Illinois who’s restored an old Bug so I take photos of them whenever possible to send back to him. He can immediately tell me the year of any of them.
Someone’s been taking good care of this beauty!
Southern California is the place to find older a/o restored cars due to the lack of snow, ice, and salt. It’s also a good place to leave the top down on your car a great deal of the year.
This, that and the other thing 
Lovely trio
Thanks, Sheree.
My pleasure
I used to drive a 1954 Beetle: it had no fuel gauge (what was the thinking behind that?) so I had to fill up before I went on any trip longer than to work and back.
That doesn’t seem to make sense! Very un-German-like. Mine had a fuel gauge but just an AM radio. It did have a sunroof though which was great.
No radio in mine and small back window 🙂
Have never owned a Beetle, but knows many and friends too – who dream sweet dreams about when they thinks back on their time in paradise. One of the most classic cars ever, dreams still going on for many. Guess no color is impossible for this car, think they have been able to be seen in any color throughout the ages. 😀
I loved mine. Always figured if it got stuck somewhere I could get four strong men to pick it up and put it back on the road. 😉
A fabulous collection of car doors Janet 😀
Thanks, Brian. 😘
Three beauties. I’m not a truck guy, but to me, it stole the show.
It is a pretty sweet truck.
You saw some neat classics! I agree the truck stole the show. 😀
I wouldn’t say no if it were offered to me. 🙂
Oh Janet, I really like your doors. 😀 😀
Thanks, Cee. It’s always fun to spot a beautiful vehicle of some sort.
Yes indeed 😀
I love these cars and trucks, Janet. Growing up in Pittsburgh, with the hills. ice, snow, salt and mill ashes on the roads, a ’74 Beetle would have been a rust bucket by 1980. These are great!
And when they got somewhat rusty, there was a problem with the heater! Mine lasted longer than that despite three years in Colorado, years in the Midwest, and many, many miles. Finally we sold it because we couldn’t get a car seat in the back when we had our first child. 😦
A girlfriend had a Beetle when we were in college. It was a fun little car.
Fun doors today, Janet, and I bet we all have a few ‘door’ photos with cars obscuring the intended subject.
Very true!
Fabulous doors, Janet. I love the green Beetle, but that truck is fantastic too. Hugs.
Hugs back, Teagan.
These are all great cars! My father had a beetle but it was dark green. I loved it. (K)
They were cool cars.
Fun collection!
Thanks, Dan. Glad you liked them.
Lots of time and tender loving care went into these three!
Very true.
Hi Janet – I bet your friend loves to get photos of the cars – to see what is still around
and I like the different car themes today
I could not tell from the reader – but are you visible in the green BUG hubcaps?
The van is…sort of. 😉
🙂
Ooooooh, I love them all! 🌞
Good! 🙂
Door perfection.
Many thanks! 🙂
janet
I do love VW bugs, so the first one is my favorite. 🙂
Great taste, Brenda. 😁