When I was out at the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course for Truechoice Motorsports, I got to see the most unique VW race car.

This is a 1968 beetle owned by Vic
Frazzell out of
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

The car was converted into a race car in 1974

Most of the
interior has been removed except for the stock door panels and rubber floor mats

Not what you would expect to see

It held its own on the course here at Mid-Ohio

This car has 4 wheel disc brakes with racing pads like we sell at our
Truechoice M
otorsports.

The car is maintained by Yard Racing out of
Wisconsin.

It has an Adjustable
suspension so the are taking advantage of that between groups in the paddock

It has a 1600 dual port with 44 IDF Webers featuring forged pistons, forged rods, ported heads, light weight crankshaft, chrome molly pushrods, and a MSD Ignition. They tell me it puts out 135 horse power

This car was well
prepped and
featured really nice workmanship
It runs aproximatly 125 mph at Road America
Life is good
Labels: mid-ohio sports car course, pap-parts, vic Frazzell, VW, vw beetle