Mint 1959 Vw Beetle, Rare Sunroof, Completely Restored, Original, No Reserve! on 2040-cars
Miami, Florida, United States
RARE 1959 VW BEETLE SUNROOF!
* Complete ground up restoration! * Original 1200 CC 4 cylinder engine * Rare canvas sunroof car * Alloy wheels This is it! This is an absolutely gorgeous 1959 VW Beetle with the rare canvas sunroof option! This beautiful Pastel Blue Beetle has been treated to a complete ground up restoration and is ready to be shown or driven anywhere! The exterior of this Beetle is in beautiful condition with gorgeous paint and no nicks or scratches. The interior is all new with a perfect dash, door panels, headliner and carpeting. This VW runs and drive perfect! The 1200cc 4 cylinder engine was completely rebuilt and all the mechanical and electrical components are in fine working order. Chrome, trim, weatherstripping, tires, etc are all like new! Don't miss out on owning this rare Bug at a great price! Call me at 305-992-3575 if you have any questions. Thanks! |
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But we don't want to give anything away just yet. Scroll down to have a look at our team's favorites from Geneva.
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