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My grand father has a 69 Volkswagen bus, if I were to rate it on a 1-10 scale, I would rate it a 8. My father will inherit the bus once my grandfather unfortunately passes, then as I am the car guy between me and my twin, I will most likely inherit in. I probably not sell it until i am 50 or sixty, i would just like an expert opinion on what it is worth now. sorry this was so long.
I own a 1969 vw bus and just had a new generator installed. Attempted to also replace voltage regulator but had to keep the old one on because the new one did not work right. It was sparking because it was not grounded right is my guess. Anyway, I drove it the other day and everything was fine. I tried to drive it again and a weird sound like a lose belt or something in the engine. The noise did not go away. I turned the engine off and when I tried to turn it on, it would not start. It won't turn over, you can't hear anything. The generator light and oil light come on and that's it. I checked the headlight and instrument panel and lights seem to be fine. I tried to jump the battery and still nothing. Does anyone have an idea of what the problem might be? I read somewhere that when change the generator, that you need a new voltage regulator. Could this be the issue or something else?