4 Cylinder, 5 Speed, Excellent Condition!!! on 2040-cars
Hyannis, Massachusetts, United States
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This beauty has worked great for over a year and a half when I bought it, it still has the new car smell and a complimentary maintenance by any VW dealer when it reaches 30,000 miles. No mechanical issues whatsoever, maintenance done on time and all the records will go to the new owner. The reason for the reconstructed title is because the car got hit on the rear right passenger door (see picture, glass didn't even break), I bought a new door from the same dealer where I got the car from and took it to a bodyshop to be painted and replaced. I also have all the records for those. Aside from the door and an airbag being replaced, nothing else has been done aside from maintenance. There is no shaking, no pulling and no weird noises. I added a picture of the door after the accident. There are some light scratches on the rear bumper by the trunk line, there is a barely visible dent on the roof over the left passenger side, you can't see it unless you really pay attention. The tires have plenty of thread (about 85%) but the car does not have a spare tire although all the tools are in the trunk. Since this is the base model, it doesn't come with factory AC or radio. The mileage can slightly change since it is also being sold locally. Let me know if you have any questions or want additional pictures. Thank you and happy bidding!!!! |
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Meet ZelectricBug, the amazing '63 VW Bug converted to EV power
Thu, Feb 27 2014No word a lie, we here at AutoblogGreen are fans of classic cars. What we are not fond of, however, is the pollution that their inefficient engines create, and so it's great to see our old favorites lovingly up-cycled with electric drivetrains. The ZelectricBug is a beautiful example of how new, cleaner life can be breathed into an old Volkswagen Beetle. Now, we first came across this particular automobile during the Refuel event last summer and we were struck by its cleanly done conversion then. Aside from a few snaps in our gallery, though, we didn't give it the kind of attention it deserves. Fortunately, the good folks over at Roads and Rides have rectified this by turning their pro video camera skills onto the 1963 V-Dub and producing a nice little segment to accompany their write up. Scroll below to see the finished footage and head over to their website for some stills. If all this gives you a hankering for your own Zelectric, the company does have plans to sell to the public starting this summer. If you don't want to wait, EV West, the guys who did the drivetrain work on this car, have conversion kits available for Beetles, as well as a number of other vehicles. This content is hosted by a third party. To view it, please update your privacy preferences. Manage Settings.
VW to unveil diesel-electric Twin-Up! in Tokyo
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