1976 Volkswagon Beetle Classic Very Nice on 2040-cars

US $6,800.00

Year:1976 Mileage:13359

Location:

Morgantown, Kentucky, United States

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Thanks for looking at our VW Beetle. This just traded in to us, was driven by a everyday, I've driven a lot of bugs, But none like this one, a lot of money has been spent in the right areas, Here is a list of thing on the car. I can be reached at 270-999-0426 with any questions you may have. The floors, trunk and all areas are rust free and solid. You won't be disappointed in this one for sure. I do reserve the right to end auction early if I choose to. Thanks again bid regular and bid often.

· 1976 VW Type 1

· New 1776 motor with 2 barrel progressive carb. Approx 1000 miles

· Like new tires x 5

· Great paint, Metallic Topaz

· All lights work

· Horn works

· Windshield washers converted to electric pump

· Front disc brakes

· Heaters, defrosters hooked up and working

· Dipstick type oil temp gauge

· Flamethrower electronic distributor from Kaddyshack

· New window cranks and door panels

· New rear seat panels

· New seat upholstery Marine grade material won’t fade anytime soon

· New carpet w/sound deadener/heat shield underneath

· New rear speaker tray

· Clarion CD/MP3/Aux/I-phone hook-ups with 7 inch retractable screen

· Pioneer speakers in the rear/Shark speakers in the front

· New center console

· Power-point added for phones or accessories in glove box

· Drink holders in rear panels

· New Grant steering wheel

· 1.5 quart Oil sump

· External oil filter located in fender well

· New Air shocks in rear New KYB shocks in frnt.

· Euro/flat style rear tail light lens LED bulbs

· New halogen headlights

· Have original motor, heater boxes, tail light assemblies, and more, to include fuel injection parts

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