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Remember the library... that big building filled with shelves and shelves of books? It used to be the place to go whenever you wanted to learn something new. But... These days, the library offers outdated materials that are generations past current. Not much there is current if you're going for education. Perhaps a good piece of literature, but don't educate yourself on Internet Marketing from the Library, because you'll be missing primary information necessary to building your business online.

When Jeff Mulligan sent me this message via email a few hours ago, I was headed out the door to drop off library books. I decided to check out his information for myself. I found the same outdated materials he mentioned in his email sitting on a shelf just inside the door, labeled "Internet Marketing Information" as if it was newly updated.

The pages were yellow and curled, dated and old. Needless to say, I checked the publication and copyright dates --- Oh my Ghostbusters! The dates were pre-2000. Did the Internet in its current format even exist pre 2000. Honestly, that would be like reading a book about repairing your NEW 2010 Volkswagen titled, "Beatles, Bugs and other Motorized Dune Buggies." (Don't do it!)

Pre-2000, just to give you a tip of how far past these books were written, Google, eBay, Facebook, and YouTube were not much more than a spark of inspiration on somebody's desktop computer. Websites were mostly under developed pages of color, text and spotted photo-graphics. Marketing online meant promoting your website off the net to drive traffic to the net.

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The History of the Vw Beetle. One of the Worlds Classic Cars

The VW Beetle is one of the most well known cars in history. The beetle came out initially in 1938, and has been in production in one form or another for most of the years from 1938 to 2003. The VW Beetle is without doubt one of the most classic cars in history. And the history of the VW Beetle is an interesting one indeed.

The original idea for the VW Beetle, or what is also known as the VW Bug, came from Adolf Hitler. It is said that he had the idea of a "peoples car" in 1924 whilst he way in prison. He wanted a car that anyone could afford, and also to help with the unemployment problem that existed in post WW1 Germany. In 1933 the Nazi party came to power and Hitler raised the issue of building special roads for the peoples car, and in 1933 the government began a program of construction of "autobahns" for German drivers. "Volkswagon" (VW) is the German name for peoples car.

Hitler wanted the design project for the Beetle started and gave the job to Ferdinand Porshe, later to become very well known for the "Porsche" cars that bore his name. Hitler specified some criteria, including a top speed of 62 mph (100 kmh), at least 42 miles to the gallon fuel consumption, able to transport at least 2 adults and 3 children and to be able to sell for less than what was at the time the equivalent of 86 pounts (UK currency).

Thus began the history of the VW Beetle, arguably the most famous car in history.

The big question was the engine to be used and the placement of the engine, and in 1935 an Austrial engineer came up with a design for a flat four engine, Porshe having previously decided that the engine should be rear mounted. This engine was an air cooled engine, and was cheap to build, and this engine powered hundreds of thouands of beetles for the next 40 years.

And the name even came from Adolf Hitler. He specified a car that would "look like a beetle" so it was well streamlined, and hence the name "Beetle". Then "Bug". And the history of the VW Beetle records that that body shape changed little over many decades.

The basic style of the VW Beetle changed little over many decades, though of course there were many different models, but each model had the same basic beetle shape, and the engine changed little too. The manufacture of the Volkswagen Beetle stopped in 1980, at what point it had become the worlds most popular car.

The VW Beetle is not the worlds fastest car. It will, technically, do 0 - 50 mph in 13 seconds, a little slower than most cars today, but it had other features that made it popular. It was cheap to buy and run, simple to work on and reliable. It had only a small motor and, although originally required by Hitler to do 42 mpg, actually did a little over 30 mpg. That, however, is still very good compared to many modern cars.

That's the basic history of the VW Beetle. It was and is one of the worlds classic cars. It spawned a whole generation of great small cars, like the VW golf, and sold hundreds of thousands. It has also been the basis of many other vehicles. For example many vehicles such as dune buggies are based on a simple VW Beetel chassis.

The history of the Beetle is an interesting one. And for those interested in owning a VW Beetle there is still a range of great quality second hand Beetles available. And there are countless restored Beetles and car clubs with many Beetle owners.

So if you'd love your own piece of automobile history grab a VW Beetle. The history of the VW Beetle has shown it to be one of the worlds great cars.

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engine parts?!?

I want to build a dune buggy but since i dont have a donor volkswagen beetle i want to buy the separate engine, it says it is a complete motor but i dont know what other parts to make it the engine work. what are the neccessary parts to get to make it a working car engine and i also want it to be manual gear so i browsed the site but i dont know what the ratios mean for 1st,2nd, 3rd and fourth gears. can someone please tell me all the parts i need to get to make it work?
this is the motor and I want to get the 1600cc motor http://www.appletreeauto.com/searchresult.aspx?CategoryID=1014

I'd look for a donopr car because by the time you get everything you're going to need it's going to cost you about the same anyway. The engine at the site you have listed is a bare engine; you're going to need intake and exhaust manifolds, carburetors, alternator, and a lot of other items just to get it to the running stage. The transmission will also need to be bought and of course, you'll also need a frame for the 'buggy, front suspension, steering, brakes and a lot of other items as well. Been there, done that. It's much cheaper to buy a used VW and work from that point.

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