1969 Vw Volkswagen Classic Beetle Bug Complete, Parts Or Repair, Rust, No Dents on 2040-cars
Paso Robles, California, United States
This auction is for a 1969 vw beetle/bug. Considering it's age, the body is in good condition. There are some rusted areas (most near the rear window and the floorpan). I do not see any dents on the body. All doors open and close correctly. The hood & engine lid open and close correctly. All glass/windows intact - no cracked or broken windows. It even has all 4 of the original VW hub caps! The floor pan is in bad condition - (included is a partial part for replacement) This car does NOT currently run. I do not know what is wrong with the engine - the previous owner said it needed a new head. I would say the mileage has definately gone over 100,000 (there are only 5 digits on the odometer) - I highly doubt the 41,057 is the acurate mileage for this 1969 vehicle! My son had wanted a bug to work on, but has since decided he wants a van. BUYER MUST ARRANGE TO HAVE THE CAR TOWED (OR OTHER DELIVERY METHOD).
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