Keeping your VW Interior at its best is important. Whether you’re planning to install new carpet, restore tired seats, confirm the correct seat belts in your ride, or keep your existing interior looking great, we can help! Mid America Motorworks has compiled articles, tech-tips and how-to features on improving your interior.
Your Volkswagen Bug’s carpeting is one of the most noticeable aspects of its interior and a new carpet set from Mid America Motorworks can update your interior in an afternoon.
There are two schools of thought regarding the aircooled VW heating system: 1) it isn’t worth a damn, and 2) it is adequate and can be made to work well.
For those of you who keep your Air Cooled Volkswagen running all year long, now is a good time to ensure that your heater boxes are ready for the coming Winter.
“Tunes” in the car are important, but where to put the speakers?
A carpet that’s seen better days, floor mats that are worn out or missing along with constant noise from the engine, transaxle and the road can keep you from enjoying your cruise to the fullest.
Any amount of water inside your Volkswagen can lead to rust and compromise the structure of your VW.
Have a Beetle that the center part of the luggage repair panel is ok but the outer ends are rusted?
Original Volkswagen seals last approximately 20 years.
If your VW Beetle is taking a break from the roads this Winter, now is a great time to upgrade or replace worn out Door Panels.
When your Volkswagen sound system is on its last leg, you have a few options for an upgrade.
When you get back into your Air Cooled VW after a long winter, you know it will take a few projects to get your ride back into shape.
The fun part of planning a garage project is choosing style, planning supplies and picturing the finished product.
A speedometer or a speed meter is a gauge that measures and displays the instantaneous speed of a vehicle.
If your VW Speedometer has stopped completely, first test the speedometer head to see if it has frozen and broken your cable.
Air Cooled VW Steering Wheel diameter can have a dramatic effect on response time (how quickly the car turns when you turn the wheel), and in how hard the wheel itself is to turn.