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Barbie Volkswagon Bug in Blue (I love the little dog!!)
2000
Found on Ebay, seller goulding320
For @vap3princ3ss I wish I could find a better picture, but the dog was so cute that I picked this one :)
Ron Howard, with his 1970 Volkswagen Bug. Howard purchased the car new in 1970 at age 16---it was his first car. He drove the VW until (around) 1976 when he got rid of it. A few years ago, Howard's brother-in-law found it in Redding, California--where Howard has a lot of relatives. The person who had it was using it to deliver eggs--and it still had Ron Howard's college sticker on it. Howard's brother-in-law repurchased it for him. He replaced the engine and shipped it back to Howard. Today, Howard drives it regularly and says it is the only car he has ever loved. He credits his father for giving him the common sense as a teenager with money-- and buying a Volkswagen as opposed to something like a Corvette.
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also some sea leopards i drew. all drawn on malmal . com
"The Little Red Bug"
digital collage & digital painting by Mick Mather
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Caption from the official IG account of LIFE Magazine:
A behind-the-scenes look at Volkswagen’s main plant, in Wolfsburg, Germany, 1951.
Photo by Walter Sanders (LIFE Picture Collection)