1973 Volkswagen Beetle Convertible Karmann Collectors Car on 2040-cars
Bluewater, New Mexico, United States
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Volkswagen 1973 Convertible Bug This auction is for a neat convertible bug ~ The bug was in the process of being re-stored. The bug runs and drives, we put in a new battery. The odometer reads 47,000 miles, I have no idea the accuracy of the odometer. The windows work, the convertible top is new, the two front seats are in nice condition the drivers seat does have a hole approximately the size of a quarter. The back seat needs to be re-done, the front windshield does have some damage. The car has 4 gear changes but no clutch. The car does as well sell with two extra front fenders and more misc. I will add pictures of those items. The vehicle has four gears, I added a picture. I do not deal in cars, it was super cute and I could not resist. Now the hubby says heck no :( Please email me with questions I will do my best to answer. Shipping to be paid for and arranged by buyer. $500.00 deposit due within 24 hours of auction close. Final payment within 7 days of auction close.
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