1978 Super Beetle Convertible Limited Champagne Edition Ii Rare on 2040-cars
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Up for sale is a rare 1978 Super Beetle Convertible Limited Champagne Edition II. The car just received a 4 out of 5 on recent appraisal! That rating is unheard of for a driver with 86k original miles. The Car has a Saddle Tan Convertible Top, a beautiful white interior. There is also a new clutch and bearing added to the car. The car also has a Quartz Clock with AM/FM radio. This car is ready to drive or add to your collection. Powered by rebuilt original 1.6 L fuel injected engine less than 2000 miles ago with 48 HP, it is also fitted with new tires. Volkswagen Champagne Edition HISTORY The Champagne Edition II convertibles were only produced a single year (1978) and available only in two single-year colors; Ancona Blue Metallic and Peach Red Metallic. That year, each dealer was allotted only two of the Champagne II models and the cars were quickly gobbled up by excited consumers and knowledgeable buyers who knew Volkswagen was nearing the end of its convertible beetle production. In early sales, the Ancona Blue Metallic was a more popular color making the Peach Red Metallic the rarest of the two. It is estimated that only 272 of the Limited Champagne Edition II were made worldwide (source: Barrett Jackson.com). |
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