Super Beetle Ads & Literature
More Than Just Cars: The Story in Print
Page one of the sales brochure for the Volkswagen Convertible, featuring the slogan "One of life's lasting little pleasures."
Pages two and three of the sales brochure for the Volkswagen Super Beetle Convertible.
A vintage advertisement for the Volkswagen "Big Beetle" limited edition model, specifically highlighting interior features like corduroy seats and a wood-look dashboard.
A magazine article titled "Boss of Beetles" about a modified Volkswagen Beetle known as the "Yellow Black Racer". The article discusses how the car was enhanced to improve its performance to match its sporty appearance.
Feature article about the Volkswagen Beetle 1303 S GSR, also known as the "Yellow Black Racer". Released in 1973, the GSR (Gelb-Schwarzer Renner) was a limited-edition model aimed at motorsports enthusiasts, featuring a distinctive yellow and black paint scheme.
The article details the process of finding a 1970s Volkswagen Beetle shell and restoring it to "Yellow Black Racer" specifications. Key restoration steps included installing rack and pinion steering, upgrading the brakes, and adding a torque bar kit.
This text describes a customized Volkswagen Beetle known as the "Yellow Black Racer" or GSR (Gelb-Schwarzer Renner). It features a heavily modified engine designed to look like a stock model while delivering significantly higher performance.
This image features a vintage 1973 Volkswagen Beetle, specifically the "Yellow Black Racer" (GSR) special edition.
This image details the technical modifications and components of a customized air-cooled Volkswagen Beetle engine and chassis. A 2733cc Type 4 motor equipped with 48IDF carburetors, a BAS fan shroud, and a Remmele air box produces 220bhp.
A 1973 Volkswagen Beetle 1303 S GSR, commonly known as the "Gelb Schwarzer Renner" or "Yellow Black Racer".
A vintage advertisement for the 1974 Volkswagen Super Beetle, highlighting its specific design features and improvements from that model year. The 1974 Super Beetle featured a curved windshield and heavier, energy-absorbing front and rear bumpers.
This vintage advertisement brochure highlights the "Champagne Edition" series for Volkswagen vehicles, specifically featuring the 1977 Volkswagen Bus and the 1977 Volkswagen Super Beetle.
A vintage advertisement for the 1978 Volkswagen Super Beetle Convertible, featuring technical specifications and a promotional photo.
A vintage advertisement for the 1978 Volkswagen Beetle Convertible, highlighting its features and driving experience.
A vintage advertisement for the 1978 Volkswagen Beetle Convertible Champagne Edition II, highlighting it as a rare, handcrafted vehicle. The ad showcases the car in Peach Red Metallic or Ancona Blue Metallic paint with a Light Sand convertible top.
Sales brochure for the 1978 Super Beetle, VW Bus, and Campmobile Bus.
This document provides a historical overview and identification guide for vintage Volkswagen Beetle models, primarily focusing on the 1978 and 1977 Convertible editions.
This image displays a vintage Volkswagen brochure detailing the evolution and features of the Volkswagen Beetle from 1971 to 1976. It highlights yearly changes to chassis numbers, engine specifications, and body styles.
A German vintage advertisement for the Volkswagen Beetle Cabriolet. The ad showcases the vehicle's design and features, highlighting it as a car for those who enjoy open-air driving.
A German-language sales brochure detailing the features, technical specifications, and color options for the Volkswagen 1303 Cabriolet.
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