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Vintage Vw 1970 Volkswagen Type 3 Fastback Project W/title on 2040-cars

Year:1970 Mileage:27297
Location:

Jonesboro, Arkansas, United States

Jonesboro, Arkansas, United States

For sale a beautiful unrestored 1970 Volkswagen Fastback. This unrestored beauty comes with faded paint, weather cracked tires, rust and cracked weather stripping. It also features a large open spot where a 1600cc engine previously resided. The previous owner was a great fan of black sheep skin seat coverings so you are getting a very original interior in Cream White basketweave with only a few small splits or cracks. The dash somehow is uncracked! It is a rare rear seat armrest car!!

Also featured is a wonderful 80's AM/FM Cassette stereo with top of the line Hi-fidelity Kraco deck speakers in the rear. As an added bonus the front bonnet cable is broken and you get to explore the wonders hidden inside. Also the previous owner added a wonderful red center console from a Buick or Oldsmobile with storage area. At some point in its life it took a small punch to the nose

This wonderful car is located in Jonesboro, AR about an hour north of Memphis, TN. it will maintain speed as fast as you can push it so save up your energy.

I do have clear Arkansas title signed by the previous owner and will also include a Arkansas bill of sale from me for not additional cost!

Thankfully, after the p/o discarded the engine, he kept all the type 3 specific cooling tins, fans and fuel injection which I have sorted and boxed for you at no additional cost.


just to review:

1970 VW Type 3 Fastback, NO engine,  has rust, Arkansas title and bill of sale. it rolls! Really nice original interior with rear center armrest. faded paint. resprayed years ago factory Elm Green.

if the bidding is high enough I will also include 3 original folding cardboard sun shades the owner graciously left inside

email with questions

I can assist the new owner with loading or help with a transport truck

The previous owner had the car for over 20+ years



On Jun-25-14 at 04:20:07 PDT, seller added the following information:


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