found this add in the trading post.

It's left hand drive, but he thinks that this will pass registration in NSW legaly? Pfft. not with that big open exposed engine on the back, Not without a rollcage.

www.tradingpost.com.au...p;AdOnTop=

VOLKSWAGEN, Dune Buggy, 1968, red, MANUAL, 58000kms, 1968 Dune buggy Rotisery restoration. Google Edward Lees to see a video of this car: New 1600 twin port engine with all the high performance bits and chrome bits included. New gelcoat. No expense spared. Fun machine will include NSW registration and is street legal as a left hand drive car as it is more than 30 years old. Most fun car you can own! Exhilerating acceleration is easy when you weigh 600kgs ! The VW chassis has been shortened, box channel frame and steel floor welded in. Ball joint front end and new front and rear disc brake system including lines, master cylinder, ,new ball joints tie rods alt etc. New 15 inch Mickey thompson aluminum wheels, one piece bucket seats on adjustable pedestals. The engine is a fresh 1915cc dual port with new rings, bearings, seals, cb 044 heads engle 110 cam lighten flywheel with just 50 miles on it This car is fresh built from the ground up., Manx0o, 0, Edward Lee's Japanese Auto Centre, 1300652214, Concord

Sounds fishy. Mentions 1968 twice; engine size twice, different both times; adjustable seats on pedals? WTF? And who the hell is Edward Lee?

USA plates on the buggy.

I didn't think that plastic seat were allowed on Australian roads (I may be wrong).

All american cars in the background too? Is this buggy in Australia?

Could be a bogus ad??