1961 Volkswagen Beetle Deluxe Ragtop on 2040-cars
Santa Ana, California, United States
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1961 Original Ragtop VW Bug: The Bug is completely done......
Up for sale is my 1961 VW Ragtop - Pan off Restoration. This project has taken me 1 1/2 years to complete. I have went trough everything on this bug from a fully powder coated pan to full custom interior. Here is some of the highlights from this master piece: 1961 matching numbers original ragtop 3 STAGE paint - fully color sanded and buffed With 5 YEAR warranty Fully powder coated pan with all hardware replaced New 4" narrowed front end Fully powder coated 4 wheel Airkewld Bad series stage II disk brakes all the way around (Wilwood) New Benco Transmission / Street pro (0 miles) New Professionally done and installed interior New 2332 Bubble top motor (The motor had 0 miles) Tuned by Jaycee Enterprise built by Bo Richie Motors of Santa Ana (180 hp on the Jaycee dyno) (If you need more info please call) this motor alone is worth over $10,000.00 All new rubber New windshield There is nothing on this bug that is not show quality. There is a ton of things that I have not listed and a ton of things that I was not able to put in the pictures. The best way to see this car is in person to appreciate the true restoration and custom work. Let's put it this way, everything on this bug has been touched. The restoration is second to none. As you can see it has some California style but has retained the stock look. The vehicle could easily be turn back into a stock VW but this is the style that I like. I have a ton of pictures, receipts, birth certificate, paperwork documenting all of the stages of work. This is a serious vehicle, for serious people. I can guaranty, this is NOT the VW our parents drove back in the day LOL! Why am I selling it? - Because I am ready to do another project. (plain and simple) I want to do a vert. next. If you are truly interested in this car please call me and lets talk about it. I am not looking for the tire kickers or the folks that are just asking questions. I want the true enthusiasts to call for more info. See the build here: http://s936.photobucket.com/user/jeffsbuggin2/story/36039 Thank you |
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