1974 Volkswagen Super Beetle Base Sedan 2-door 1.6l on 2040-cars
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I have a 1974 Super beetle in decent condition but needs work. The exterior of the vehicle has some minor dings, and over-spray on the rubber. The floor pans are in good shape but the battery pan had been rigged by previous owner. Tires are in great shape with lots of tread left. Needs fender beading installed, but the rest of the rubber is in place. The drive-train is in good working order. Trans-axle is an auto-stick that shifts great and the engine is a dual-port that runs well but may need a tune-up. The interior needs carpet installed, needs radio, and also some wiring straightened up. The bug has a new battery less than a year old. The front end had recently been redone and handles good. The seats and head liner are in good shape with no tears but the passenger seat needs to be put back on the tracks. I would recommend the car be towed but it will drive up and down the street. This car is a great fixer-upper with a a lot of potential but I don't have the interest or time for it. Happy bidding and if you have any questions feel free to ask. Jeff
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