Posted by redforlife on November 11, 2022 at 09:39:20 from (174.210.160.242):
In Reply to: Trade? posted by grandpa Love on November 11, 2022 at 05:31:07:
A cub for a bug? Kind of has a ring to it, don't it.
I've only riden in a bug one time. And I felt like I was ridding around inside a small bubble. Never personally had a desire to have one, after I had ridden in one.
I remember the fad when people would use parts from a beattle bug to make a dune bug. And that always interested me. Always wanted to have me a dune bug. I checked into doing that, or finding a dune bug a few years ago. But, ... if I was going to mess around with a dune bug, I wanted it to be street legal. And the street legal part sounded like a big pain in the A to me. So, I just scrapped the whole idea. Kind of kept me from persuing that dream.
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