Old VW's

Looks brand new, from here That looks like a '65 Barracuda, following it :

 

Those 1945 Beetles were right-hand drives, destined for Great Britain, as war reparation vehicles.

The one and only 1939 Beetle image gallery:

https://www.msn.com/de-de/auto/nach...vid=a2f5fdc8e40d413b93f5cac0e48167d6#image=10

 

In the history book I read, VW constructed fifty prototypes for the real-world testing as well as demonstrating their various capabilities. The majority of them were simply driven until used up; this one is in superlative shape, and if I didn't know any better, looks possibly unrestored.

 

Hauling its own Subaru replacement engine:

 

I once saw a 21-window Type II that had a Fiero V6 transaxle installed; the radiator and electric fan were bolted to the front bumper....

 

That would have been unique and interesting to see.

 

Sadly, in the days before any cellphone cameras.

 

A built under license in Brazil 1600 TL:

 

That Type 1 Cabrio looks pretty close to the one used in the movie American Graffiti. Just a question of the paint color.