1971 Volkswagen Beetle Classic Blue, Current Reg. Clean Clear Title,pick Up Only on 2040-cars
El Cajon, California, United States
Engine:1546 CC
Body Type:Coupe
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Exterior Color: Blue
Make: Volkswagen
Interior Color: Black
Model: Beetle - Classic
Number of Cylinders: 4
Trim: CHROME
Drive Type: RWD
Mileage: 64,707
Sub Model: BUG
1971 VOLKSWAGEN VW BEETLE BUG
TWO OWNER VEHICLE, CLEAN CLEAR TITLE IN HAND
******CASH/PICKUP ONLY IN SAN DIEGO 92021******
This beetle is very clean and 99% original.
The car is in very good mechanical and cosmetic condition, however it is being sold as is, no warranties expressed, implied or stated.
Current California registration, a few small surface rust spots, minor dings and touch up spots, normal wear and tear due to age, all very minor but I want to be honest and list everything..
Comes with original owners manual, service records, service manuals, spare windows, new seat covers, and misc. parts.
The car shows 64 k miles, however, this was pulled behind a motorhome via a tow bar (also included with purchase) so the driven miles are much less.
The car runs great, looks great and has been well cared for, great for collector or complete restoration.
Please feel free to call me with specific questions and or details for payment and pickup. Bob at 619-440-6918
THIS IS A CASH ONLY PICK UP IN SAN DIEGO, NO EXCEPTIONS.
Please view my feedback and buy with confidence, thank you.
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Sun, Oct 4 2015Martin Winterkorn may have stepped down as the chief executive of Volkswagen in the wake of the diesel emissions scandal, but he's not out from under the company's large umbrella just yet. In fact, according to a report from Reuters, he still holds four top-level positions not only within the industrial giant's bureaucracy, but at the top of it. And one of those is as CEO of the company's largest shareholder. That holding company is Porsche SE, the investment arm of the Piech and Porsche families (Ferdinand Porsche's descendants) which holds over 50 percent of VW's shares. In 2008, Porsche SE acquired majority interest in the Volkswagen Group which in turn acquired Porsche the automaker – and placed VW's Winterkorn at the head of the executive board of the holding company. Though Winterkorn has resigned from his position as chairman of VW's management board, he has apparently yet to step down from running Porsche SE. That's not the only job that Winterkorn still retains in VW's senior management. He also continues to serve as chairman of Audi, as well as truck manufacturer Scania, and the new Truck & Bus GmbH into which Scania has been grouped together with Man. It remains unclear if or when Winterkorn might resign from those positions as well, or how his tenure in those posts might affect the company's effort to start over in the aftermath of the scandal in which it is currently embroiled. Also unclear, Reuters reports, is how much, exactly, Winterkorn will receive in compensation after having stepped down from his chair at the head of the VW executive board. His pension is reported at over $30 million, but he could be awarded a large severance package as well amounting to as much as two years' worth of his annual compensation, which amounted to around $18 million last year. Whether he receives the severance pay or not is expected to depend on whether his resignation is considered by the supervisory board to have been the result of his own missteps or independent of the situation that resulted in his resignation. One way or another, he's not likely to go poor anytime soon.
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