1970 Vw Bug Needs Restoration But Nice on 2040-cars
Henrietta, New York, United States
Up for auction is a 1970 base vw bug. please look at the pictures very close its being sold as is no warranty. Bought it for me and my daughter but never got to it we did a 1967 instead. its a good project with new parts included. there is an engine but its out of the car that is the way that I bought it. I do not know if it runs or not SOLD AS IS it does turn freely. All glass except front window was not there when I bought it. there is no title its to old and where I bought it did not require a title for classic cars. I will give you a bill of sale that should be enough to get it registered. Her doors close and there is very little sag if none at all. it can make a great car I just don't feel like messing with it. rusted parts: heater channels both, outside rear quarter panels drivers and passengers, floorboards both and lower part under spare tire repair panels that are included: I've done my best to describe the car as good as I could. Please look at the pictures if you need a picture of something please let me know. don't bid on her unless you are sure. PLEASE EMAIL ?'S PRIOR TO BIDDING no returns on this item. Buyer is responsible for all shipping make sure you know how your going to get her home. |
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