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Upper shell Stock Photos and Images

Apr. 04, 1978 - ''Job One'' - Shell of first regular production series Volkswagen Rabbit ever assembled in the United States begins trip along the nearly mile and a half long trim and final assembly line after being painted in Volkswagen Westmoreland's second floor paint shop. First trim department employees to work on ''job one'' strike a ''we did it'' pose in photo at upper left. At lower right, the body shell is lifted so that plant traffic can pass below as it makes a U-turn to travel down another length of the snake-like trim line. Stock Photo
RME11J1C–Apr. 04, 1978 - ''Job One'' - Shell of first regular production series Volkswagen Rabbit ever assembled in the United States begins trip along the nearly mile and a half long trim and final assembly line after being painted in Volkswagen Westmoreland's second floor paint shop. First trim department employees to work on ''job one'' strike a ''we did it'' pose in photo at upper left. At lower right, the body shell is lifted so that plant traffic can pass below as it makes a U-turn to travel down another length of the snake-like trim line.
Apr. 04, 1978 - Electrified Paint -- paint department employees attach electrodes to vw Rabbit body shell before it takes its over - the roof plunge into a 55,000- gallon electricoat bathtub in Volkswagen westmoreland's paint department. Upper right photo shows it nearly submerged as it backs down into the tub of primer paint Stock Photo
RME11J1J–Apr. 04, 1978 - Electrified Paint -- paint department employees attach electrodes to vw Rabbit body shell before it takes its over - the roof plunge into a 55,000- gallon electricoat bathtub in Volkswagen westmoreland's paint department. Upper right photo shows it nearly submerged as it backs down into the tub of primer paint
Feb. 29, 2012 - First coat - Thoroughly cleaned and treated in a 460 foot - long wash and phosphate system, Volkswagen Rabbit body shell wearing heavy electrodes both front and back begins its rear end first submersion into a 55,000 gallon tub (upper photo) in which it will get its first of two coats of primer paint. Lower Photo show same shell as it moves rearward through a 392 degree Fahrenheit (200 degrees Celsius) drying oven on its way to a booth in which electrostatic equipment will give it its second prime coat. Stock Photo
RME13CD7–Feb. 29, 2012 - First coat - Thoroughly cleaned and treated in a 460 foot - long wash and phosphate system, Volkswagen Rabbit body shell wearing heavy electrodes both front and back begins its rear end first submersion into a 55,000 gallon tub (upper photo) in which it will get its first of two coats of primer paint. Lower Photo show same shell as it moves rearward through a 392 degree Fahrenheit (200 degrees Celsius) drying oven on its way to a booth in which electrostatic equipment will give it its second prime coat.
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