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1963 Volkswagen Single Cab on 2040-cars

Year:1963 Mileage:99999
Location:

Manorville, New York, United States

Manorville, New York, United States
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We have a beautiful 1963 Volkswagen double treasure chest single cab  had a great restoration red/ivory paint blush interior custom wood kick/door/head panels newer paint safari windows front and rear. Motor I was told didn't have much miles on it from the previous owner who which had a motor installed, i later removed points and went with electronic ignition..  Truck has no rust bottoms undercoated but was properly cleaned before it was done, truck bed is bedlined and has wood slats with canvas tent. Double treasure chest and both sides are missing half of weather seal on each side also the hinges have some worn from use..front driver seat has couple pieces of black duct tape on it i have seat covers but these i feel are way cooler..Truck runs drives stops no hesitation straight body super cool gets plenty of looks not something you see everyday

Any questions of anything I left out email me and il contact back asap

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