1966 Vw Bug Beetle Type 1 Sunroof on 2040-cars
Paramount, California, United States
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Mostly Original 1966 VW Bug. California car. No rust through. Original F series engine case rebuilt with less than 10,000 miles. Runs and drives excellent. Recent battery, tires, brakes, ball joints, axle boots, always properly serviced. Recently replaced the four stationary window rubbers. Most everything works, heater, dome light, horn etc. Hi low relay has been acting up so currently stuck on low. Rims are 1965 model but I have the 1966 rims also. Transmission is quiet and shifts smooth. This car is a dependable daily driver for 300 plus miles per week. It can be enjoyed as is or is a fine candidate for a restoration. Headliner and door panels are original and torn or sagging. Dash is excellent with original paint. Hood and sunroof cover appear to have been repainted many years ago and could use attention. Very solid throughout. Doors open and close flawless without sag. No rust in floor pans and they are straight. More pictures may be available upon request. Or will provide a link to photobucket prior to auction end.
Paypal deposit preferred. Balance to be paid in cash, wire transfer, US postal money orders or any reasonable non scam method. You may pay full amount via paypal with additional portion of fees. I am able to assist with shipping. I am located next door to CFR Line in Paramount. Will put you into contact with them and deliver to them. |
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Mon, Feb 24 2014How do you build the world's most fuel-efficient production car? Start with the world's most aerodynamic design. The Volkswagen XL1 is capable of 261 miles per gallon thanks to its sleek shape and ultra efficient plug-in diesel hybrid powertrain. The downside is that only 250 will be made and none will be sold stateside. That didn't stop us from taking our turn behind the wheel of this truly revolutionary ride.
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After adding Italian motorcycle icon Ducati to its stable and spending $5.6 billion on the rest of Porsche, Volkswagen CEO Martin Winterkorn says he's done shopping for a while.
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