1979 Convertible Super Beetle on 2040-cars
Los Angeles, California, United States
1979 Triple White Convertible Super Beetle!
Classic and classy always stealing the show where ever it goes, top up or top down.
This model is the last year built. It has air
and heat, fuel injection and runs
great. I’ve owned this little beauty since 2000 and have
never had an accident or any type of collision.
I've also never driven it in snow and rarely in the rain (since I live in sunny
Southern Cali). NO RUST!
In addition, it’s always garaged or covered. Last year I purchased new tires, but still kept the original hub caps for that Classic Super Beetle style. This
little love bug has recently been tuned up, oil changed, new hoses, smog checked,
and is ready to go. It's fun, it's safe and a great daily driver, especially if you're looking to save gas. It has a few minor flaws, a small tear (about a 1/2 inch) on the driver’s seat and minor chips (not dings) on vehicle. Carpet is ok. Stock radio has been replaced with radio/cd player and rear speakers were added. Convertible top is in good condition. Mileage shows 19,606. This little German made gem was built to last!
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