1964 Vw Beetle-cali Style on 2040-cars
Adamsville, Alabama, United States
Engine:1600 single port
Body Type:Coupe
Vehicle Title:Clear
Used
Year: 1964
Exterior Color: turquoise and white
Make: Volkswagen
Interior Color: Black
Model: Beetle - Classic
Number of Cylinders: 4
Trim: 2 door
Drive Type: rwd
Mileage: 88,276
1964 VW Beetle has 1600 single port engine ,runs perfect ,idles perfect, and choke works right also. Clutch good, trans shifts perfect, doesnt jump out of any gears and also has new axle boots . Brakes work great ,no pulling either way, no shake or shimmy. Car has shaved door handles ,doors have a power remote key fob ,It has wipers but does need a 12 volt switch . Car has a cali style slick dash, bamboo tray, perfect seats and door panels, also nice headliner with no stains, Under front hood needs the big cover also the car has a lowered front beam. Car has no heater boxes , but does come with another type muffler plus a box of parts. I have been on many trips in this car ,never have had to work on it on road or call a wrecker. Its VERY VERY dependable The paint is a 6 or 7 outa 10 looks perfect from a distance ,but it does have some cracks and blisters also driver side front fender has a small bent place around wheel opening. I would say interior is a 8 outa 10 If anyone has other questions call or text205-514-7763 |
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