1963 Volkswagon Classic Beetle Restoration Ready on 2040-cars
Redding, California, United States
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This is a classic 50 year old California car just ready for restoration or reliable enough to bug around town and locally on the freeway. Title is free and clear and currently registered to June 2015.
For the last 12 years this 1963 Volkswagon Beetle has only occasionally been driven. During that period the owner spent approximately $2,500 for parts and labor on the vehicle. She kept receipts for some of the parts which total $1,385. The various parts purchased are (but not limited to): shocks, muffler, starter, generator, voltage regulator, brake lines, clutch, bearings, etc In addition, a Volkswagon engine rebuilt by a retired Porsche mechanic was installed approximately 300 miles (3 years) ago. The vehicle runs good, and would be an easy restoration. Vehicle Condition: #4 Restorable. Passenger side lower post "small rust hole" see photos. Found poor floor pan repairs as such believe a new floor pan would be desirable. I have listed this classic Beetle for a friend. As such, for any questions or further details please call Daniel at 530-925-9461. This is a no reserve
auction - so bid to own. We will accept PayPal or a US Postal Money Order. A $500 deposit is required from the wining bidder within 48 hours. Full payment must be made within 7 days from the end of the auction. This vehicle is available for pickup in Redding CA 96002. If shipping is required, all shipping arrangements and the costs associated with the same are the sole responsibly of the buyer. The Beetle can be driven onto a car carrier to reduce transport costs and facilitate shipping. This item is for sale locally and as such seller reserves the right to cancel if locally sold. |
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