1974 Volkswagen Super Beetle on 2040-cars
Geneseo, Illinois, United States
Mileage: 43,359
Make: Volkswagen
Model: Beetle - Classic
This little SuperBeetle has a wonderful history behind it! As most VW lovers know, each car is so unique! The first owner was an older gentleman that drove it back/forth to the golf course on Sundays. The second owner was a younger man who restored and raced cars and drove the VW on occasion around town. The third owner (myself) got it when I was 16 and sold it again at the age of 25. I put the majority of the miles on it (only 43,359 original miles). The gentleman I sold it too was retired and drove it on occasion just for fun. He then offered to sell it back to me but I wasn't ready to buy it back. It was then sold to a dealer in the same town of all the owners. About 6 months later, I bought the car back and have had it since then. The VW has always had regular oil changes and maintenance. It is in great condition and an all around fun car to drive!
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