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Installing the Rear Bumper on a Volkswagen Beetle

Model: Volkswagen Maggiolino MK 1 - Years 1938-1980
Part: Rear bumper

In this video, you will learn how to install the rear bumper on a Volkswagen Beetle, commonly known as the Bug. First, ensure you have all components at hand; then install the brackets on the bumper and tighten them with the fixing bolts; next, take the front bumper and proceed with the installation. At this point, insert the brackets into the holes and mount the bumper, securing it with bolts to the rear body, taking care around the oil filter and its pipes; follow the video to understand all the steps clearly!

Updated on 7 April 2026 by ScegliAuto

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