1967 Volkswagen Vw Beetle Bug Zenith Blue on 2040-cars
Madison, Georgia, United States
1967 VW Beetle - Zenith Blue
Offered for sale is a great condition vintage VW Beetle. This is the iconic classic car of the mid century - one of the best selling and longest produced cars in history. This particular model has low mileage (37,440) and only minor condition issues (surface rust on door sills, front fenders, worn carpet) and is in otherwise fine running shape. The car has factory air conditioning installed. It recently has had a new fuel pump installed and extensive brake work done. The car was bought new by the previous owner and always garage kept. The interior and exterior of this car look great, here's a chance to own a great survivor! This VW is currently stored indoors and out of the sun. Buyers are encouraged to come inspect the car. There is no warranty, expressed or implied, the car is sold as-is. Please examine the photographs carefully and ask any questions you have before bidding. The buyer is responsible for arranging pickup or shipping. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Bruce at 404-five eight three-56 eightythree. |
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