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| Neil came to the club meet in his freshly painted '97 Golf. Last time I saw this vehicle it was all black, since then Neil has created a bright orange fleck design paint scheme, which I have to say looks awesome. |
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| The new paint design really looks good with the matching bright orange wheels. |
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| Phil and his son Nathan came along as usual in 'Buzz Box' their sweet looking red and white beetle. |
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| Karl came along in his gorgeous green '63 beetle. This really is a very pretty bug, and the contrast of the yellow spot light works so well. |
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| Those all red US spec tail light lenses set the rear end off a treat. This beetle has a lovely stance on the Empi 5 spoke wheels. |
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| Looking across Karl's bonnet at some of the bugs that attended the HOD club meet. |
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| I think this baby blue '69 bug belonged to a member of the MK Dubbers VW Club. The roof rack, whitewall tyres and nerf bars make this bug really stand out. |
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| Another vehicle that I think was from the MK Dubbers was this lovely looking rag top bug. With the recent hot spell we have recently I bet the owner was pleased to have a convertible beetle. |
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| Zoe, the 'boss' of The House of Dub came in 'Donkey' her '67 beetle. |
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| Such a nice looking beetle that gets better with age. |
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| Tony was there in what must be one of the cleanest T25's around. This vehicle is always immaculate and the yellow twin headlights really make Tony's ride stand out in the crowd. |
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| Rear end of Tony's T25, look how clean those spoked wheels are... |
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| Darren and Leonie arrived in their lovely silver T5. I peeked a look inside and was instantly jealous. I didn't get a photo but trust me it was finished better than most of the hotel rooms I have stayed in. |
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| Such a nice looking bus. I could really have a T5, but I couldn't bring myself to sell my bay so unless I win the lottery I'll just have to dream. |
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| Stuart followed me over for the 20 mile round trip, and was giving his turbo a small blast every so often. |
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| Easily recognisable by the red oxide paint and the almost infamous painted chequered front on Stuarts '71 bay. |
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| Amanda and Simon arrived in Amanda's silver Golf, sorry guy's I didn't get a photo of the car! |
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| I don't know who this MK1 Golf belonged to, but it was very low with a nice set of wheels. |
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| Lowered to the max, and a nice set of wheels just how a MK1 should look. |
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| Mark turned up in 'Maple' his '72 crossover bay. I could spend hours (and often have) looking at all the stickers and accessories Mark has on his bay. |
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| Even more accessories inside, with not one but 2 roof racks with yet more period accessories. |
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| Simone came along in 'Bea' her very clean and solid looking '72 beetle. |
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| It's official, 'Bea' is now a fully fledged member of The House of Dub with her new sticker. |
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| Zoe searching through the masses of HOD stickers that she brought along to promote the club while Simone looks on. |
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| Simon came along in his lovely green '97 Golf. |
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| Not sure who owned this T4, but it was good to see it at the club meet. |
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| Alden popped over in his bright red '70 bay window. |
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| Another cool looking bay with pop top, side step and lovely sun visor.. I so want one of those! |
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| I think this very low Golf belongs to a guy called Dan. |
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| Really nice looking car that sits just right. |
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| Michelle from The Dunstable Dubbers VW Club came over in her very distinctive T4. |
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| This is one of those vehicles you recognise instantly. |
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| A random photo to show the diversity of vehicles at the club meet. |
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| Another random photo showing how busy the car pack was. |
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| Water-cooled and air-cooled VW's, Karl's green bug alongside a clean MK1 Golf. |
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| Steve arrived a bit later in the evening in his '60 bug. Although it has the 'A' registration plate, denoting a '63, it has the older style fuel gauge and semaphore indicators, apparently this was the oldest plate the DVLA could issue him. |
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| This really is one of my favourites. The colour, the stance and the general RAT look all tick my boxes. |
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| Lovely looking rear end on Steve's bug. |
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| This '72 late bay arrived, unfortunately I did catch the owners name or much information about this sweet looking bus. |
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| This looked a very tidy bus, and another bay with 2 roof racks... I do like to see a roof rack or two on a bay window. So that was the House of Dub VW Club's monthly meet. It was a very impressive turn out of vehicles, in terms of quantity and quality, in fact the car park was almost full towards the end of the night. It was a very enjoyable evening with plenty of friendly people. I thought it was a great gesture from MK Dubbers to visit the HOD club meet, maybe one day the HOD will take a drive over to the MK Dubbers club meet and if they do, I'll certainly go with them. |
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