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1973 Super Beetle Vw, Newly Rebuilt Motor, Manual Trans., Good Paint on 2040-cars

US $5,500.00
Year:1973 Mileage:55500
Location:

This car is owned by a mechanic. You can see the chrome work done on the engine. Runs great. Body and paint are very good. Interior is very good. Tires are near new. No rust spotted. California title. As you can see, it's only a 10 digit vin so we don't have access to CarFax history. Very clean car. Hopefully the pictures speak for themselves. If you need any additional photo's (within reason)let me know. This car still needs a little more work to be "pristine" but it would be fun working on this car that is nearly finished. There is no radio in this car. Nor is there A/C except for rolling down the windows.  If you want to paint the car, I don't know that there is any body work needed. This was a non smoker's car.  It is a nice car but it does need some finishing. Do not hesitate to bid on this. The engine has been taken out and rebuilt. The tires look near new; no body damage or any other damage noted. I feel confident in saying that this car has not been wrecked and repainted. I think someone started the restoration. When I look at this car, the only thing that jumps out at me is a) needs a radio; b) needs reupholstering on the driver seat. I don't remember if the passenger seat needed anything. If so, it was very minor. I believe that the expensive components of this car have been taken care of. Now it's just a matter of some minor finishing work.

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