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1964 Volkswagen Beetle Bug, Sunroof, Matching Numbers! Perfect Christmas Gift on 2040-cars
Year:1964
Mileage:97198
Location:
Bellflower, California, United States
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I would consider this bug a very nice weekend car. Not a daily driver nor a show car. Looks great, and turns heads all the time. Starts right up and very reliable. I've driven it in on several two hour stretches and cruised steady at 60mph with no problem. Turns heads!
Matching Numbers Vehicle! Checked the stampings on body, pan, engine, and title, all from September 1963. According to the title this vehicle was first sold in 1963. Samba.com designates all stampings from exact month and year. Chassis number: 5889351, Engine number: 8557720, Body number: 5889351, Title VIN: 5889351. Original Sunroof! Sunroof opens and closes with no problem New Interior! All seats and door panels are new and look great. All glass is in good condition. Windows work good. All weather seals are in good condition. Lights work good. Headlight bezels show signs of aging. I bought this car only a few months age with the intention of giving it to my son as a birthday gift, however after several conversations with him I realized that it was not something he desires. I have been driving it around town and have enjoyed it, but i have too many other cars, and need to sell this one. It would make the perfect christmas gift. I believe the original color of the vehicle was blue, I can tell in the sunroof frame that it was a different color. Paint looks good but it is not perfect, I have found a few imperfections here and there. However it looks good. The chrome on a couple of wheels has some chrome chipping. The front inner fenders show signs of prior accident. I have no knowledge of the accident but I can tell that it has been repaired. There is presently no stereo in it, but upon completion of this sell a stereo with a classic look will be installed. I have in my possession a clean California title. Sale of this vehicle is as is with no implied warranties. I've described this vehicle to the best of my abilities, I am no expert or a dealer. Personal inspections are advised and can be made via appointment. Buyer is responsible for a $500.00 deposit within 24 hours of sale completion. If you win this auction make sure you pay your deposit within 24 hours and full price within 72 hours. If you win and do not pay I will give you negative feedback. This is good looking car that you can cruise and enjoy without the price of a fully restored bug. Good Luck and Happy Bidding! |
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