A good look at the Bug with new suspension. The finished product. Nothing left to do on the Bug. It is as it is. After almost ,000.00 counting the Bug purchase itself, the Bug is done and totally ready for the streets.

This is a picture gallery of my Bug conversion from Gas powered to 100% Electric.

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Frank > No engine is clearly visible here. With the suspension raised, the under side of the Bug is clear to view. I also removed the front and rear bumpers to reduce weight. I installed "Cal-Look" Bumpers. The are much lighter, and show off my "Non-Engine" status.

Frank > A good look at the Bug with new suspension. The finished product. Nothing left to do on the Bug. It is as it is. After almost $10,000.00 counting the Bug purchase itself, the Bug is done and totally ready for the streets.

Frank > Here my Bug is charging all day at a charging station in Oxnard, California.

Frank > Another look under the hood while the Bug charges. I go to work, the AVCON charger charges my battery pack all day. When I come home the Bug is ready to run.

A good look at the Bug with new suspension. The finished product. Nothing left to do on the Bug. It is as it is. After almost $10,000.00 counting the Bug purchase itself, the Bug is done and totally ready for the streets.

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