Frequently Asked Questions
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- What does a Kooble Kar look like?
- Is your Kooble Kar an exact replica of the Type 82?
- What floopan does the Kooble Kar fit?
- What types of body panels are available, and how are they secured?
- Are there any limits on what you can customize?
- What type of lift do I need to raise the kit?
- How much does a kit weigh?
- How much does it cost to ship a Kooble Kar?
- Are any variations of the Kooble Kar available?
What does a Kooble Kar look like?
The Kooble Kar is a 1 to 1 scale model of the W.W.II Volkswagen Type 82 Kublewagen.
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Is your Kooble Kar an exact replica of the Type 82?
The Kooble Kar is not an exact replica of the Type 82. Our designer has made a few changes for structural soundness, safety and cost efficiency.
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What floorpan does the Kooble Kar fit?
Our Kooble Kar fits the standard Beetle floorpans from 1939 to 2004 (German, Mexican, and probably others such as Brazilian.)
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What types of body panels are available, and how are they secured?
Body panels (available in steel) can be secured using sheet-metal screws, rivets, or plugwelds . The steel body panels are made of 20 gauge steel formed with pressed ribs.
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Are there any limits on what you can customize?
We are able to customize your Kooble to almost any extent your pocketbook allows.
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What type of lift do I need to raise the kit?
The Kooble can be raised using suspension lift kit or a body lift kit made for the Type I (just like a Baja Bug).
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How much does a kit weigh?
The average kit weighs less than 350 pounds.
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How much does it cost to ship a Kooble Kar?
Some average shipping prices via Road Express are as follows: Orlando, FL: $320, Milwaukee, WI: $260, Phoenix, AZ: $180, or Los Angeles, CA: $220.
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Are any variations of the Kooble Kar available?
Variations of the Kooble Kar are available, see our "Skunkwewerkes' Originals - Complete Vehicles" page in this web site.