1966 Vw Beetle on 2040-cars
Braintree, Massachusetts, United States
Found this 1966 VW Beetle up in New Hampshire. All glass in perfect condition.The windows crank up and down. Floor pan looks almost perfect no holes or rust. Interior is good, not great. Head liner has some small holes. Has a spare tire with no jack. Checked out the brakes and steering, all good. Changed the oil and added a new battery, Added new gas and she started up. She a runner and a driver,,,,NOT BAD. Drove it down the road. Clutch is good, transmission and front end all good. Stops perfect. Engine is STRONG. The rear seat is the color black not red. (not sure why). Was able to get all the light working.
Radio works, wipers work. You could drive this car now and restore it later. There are small spots where the paint has peeled off and the bumpers are rusty chrome in places. I have not started to clean up the paint, but it looks like a good wet sand and buff, would make this bug look 100% better. Because New Hampshire does not require titles on older cars, this car is sold with a bill of sale only. I tried to described the condition as best as I can. Any questions please email me. |
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