Fully Restored 1966 Volkswagen Beetle Bug Vw Classic on 2040-cars
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States
1966 VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE This 1966 Volkswagen Beetle is among the most sought after of all classic Beetles. This project was a FULL restoration (body off and pieced out – stripped to bare metal, primed and painted) from the floor pans up – completed Summer 2012. Glossy paint job, finished in Pepper White (Mini Cooper, BMW) with a brown interior with black accents. Bug has been stored in a garage since
its restoration began. Every component is present and functional (headlights,
brake lights, wipers, horn, etc). My
sixteen year old daughter needs a starter car, so this one needs to go to make
room!
This is an excellent collectable car that was built to drive and enjoy, and it has been used as such! I constantly receive compliments when I take it out. Car is currently registered in NC with a clear title. See video posted on youtube.com for more detail (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lj63Ah8_iyk). Pick up in the local area or buyer will arrange shipping. Feel free to contact me with questions or if you want more photos. DO NOT contact me if you are a dealer unless you wish to make an offer. A successful auction will end with buyer securing vehicle with a $500 deposit made through Paypal within 48 hours of bidding. Full payment by cash or certified bank check in person due before vehicle/title will be released. Please note that this vehicle is also being advertised through other mediums, so the listing may end early. |
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