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The Bark Side: 2012 Volkswagen Game Day Commercial Teaser
Check out the new Bark Side teaser for the upcoming Superbowl commercial! Great stuff!

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The Bark Side: 2012 Volkswagen Game Day Commercial Teaser

Check out the new Bark Side teaser for the upcoming Superbowl commercial! Great stuff!

VW DAY Transporterfest 2011

Larz Anderson Auto Museum

Second Place in the “Convertible Class” went to local Beetle owner, Tony Caranfa of Medford! Congrats Tony!!!

Photos By: Anthony Caranfa

: Beautiful orange Late Model Camper

: Good looking Oval window beetle – One of the few cars for sale at the show.

: Slightly modified 60’s ragtop with chromed MK4 Wheels.

: The only Type 3 Karmann Ghia at the show. Won 3rd in it’s class.

: 1967 Java Green Beetle Convertible. All original interior, one (1) re-spray back in 1980. Owned by Tony Caranfa. Won 2nd in it’s class

: Fontana Grey 1965 Beetle. 4-inch narrowed beam. Restoration project in process. Owned by Tony Caranfa

: 1967 VW Blue Beetle. Nut and bolt restoration. Showroom quality

: Overview of show from Museum Window 1

: Overview of show from Museum Window 2

: Overview of show from Museum Window 3

: Type 3 Squareback from Connecticut.

Colonial VW Detailing – Now Available

We are happy to announce that we are now offering full vehicle detail on your Volkswagen or any vehicle that you would like to have professionally detailed. You view the PDF menu at the link below and contact our Service Department for any scheduling or questions you may have.

You can view the PDF Menu here.

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2012 Jetta GLI Arrived!

We had our first 2012 Jetta GLI arrived the other day. I figured I would do a quick walk-around and share the excitement. They are now available for test drives and purchase.

1972 Volkswagen Bus – Westphalia

We were recently visited by some friends that were traveling from Toronto in their 1972 Volkswagen Bus. Meet the Jacksons and their lovely 72 Bus that they have named “Jacques”.

They ran into some issues while on vacation traveling the coast and left it with us to take care of the repairs. Suprisingly, it only took 2 days (Sunday included), a distributor cap and a few wires later to get them back on the road!

We were extremely excited that we were able to assist in getting them back on the road and we look forward to seeing them on their next trip. If you’re on the Northeastern Seacoast in the next week, you may just see them passing you on the highway or camping near the sea.