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    A Father-and-Son Duo from Florida Restores Vintage Volkswagens

    Sep 08, 2020 2 minutes
    By Volkswagen

    Gregg Ammerman has loved vintage Volkswagens ever since he purchased his very first car, a watermelon green Super Beetle, in 1982. His passion for the brand has grown over time, and now the former Army mechanic shares his love for car restoration with his youngest son, Dalton Ammerman.

    The father-and-son duo began restoring cars over five years

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