1969 Volkswagen Convertible on 2040-cars
Tampa, Florida, United States
1969 VW
CONVERTIBLE 90 %
RESTORED. THE INTERIOR NEEDS TO BE COMPLETED
(seat re-upholstered and carpet). NEW
FRONT AND REAR BUMPERS, DASH, STEERING WHEEL, FRONT SUSPENSION, DROP SPINDLES WITH
DISC BRAKES, NEW REAR BRAKE SYSTEM,NEW PAINT, EXCELLENT CANVAS TOP, NEW FUEL
PUMP. RUNS GREAT. NEW EMPI WHEELS AND TIRES. NEW
RUNNING BOARDS, MIRRORS, DOOR SEALS, WINDOW RUBBER, REAR FENDERS, ALL LIGHT
ASSEMBLIES, SHOCKS AND BATTERY. FLOOR PANS IN GOOD CONDITION. MANY
MORE NEW PARTS NOT INSTALLED, BUT INCLUDED WITH VEHICLE. Payment Methods: Money Order, Bank Transfer, or cleared check for balance. All funds will be cleared before transfer of vehicle to buyer. |
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