1960 Volkswagen Beetle Restored on 2040-cars
Belle Plaine, Kansas, United States
Gorgeous 1960 Volkswagen Beetle. This is a very original numbers matching car. The restoration of this car was just completed about two years ago. During the restoration the car was taken down to the metal and repainted its original factory Mango Green. Very vintage, very cool! This car also has its original engine that was rebuilt approximately 15000 miles ago and this car runs and drives flawlessly. It is an absolute joy to drive! This car also received a new front end, beam to wheels as well as new brakes all the way around. This bug has good tires and was converted to a 12 volt system. It does need to have the wipers installed, they are new and will go with the car. As you can see the car is very straight with NO dents or dings. The interior was also done with new carpet and the original seats were recovered. The pans are rust free and solid. The glass is all good and free of any cracks or chips. The dash is perfect, uncut and free of any scratches but the new owner will need to add a radio. This is a very nice example of a very early bug that is ready for daily driver status or the car shows. Clean and Clear title in hand! We
offer a money back guarantee which is as follows, if for any reason you or your
representative are not satisfied with the quality of, or the vehicle is not
what you expected when you arrive to pick it up, we will refund any money spent
toward the purchase price of the vehicle. Guarantee is void once the vehicle leaves our
property. We will be happy to assist in
transport arrangements, either with the carrier of your choice or in helping to
secure reliable transport. Please do not
hesitate to give me a call with any questions or concerns you have. I look forward to hearing from you. Dave 316-299-1596
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