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71 Super Beetle - Original One-owner Car Perfect Project Material on 2040-cars

US $2,300.00
Year:1971 Mileage:150000 Color: could be lightly sanded and touched up
Location:

Petersburg, Virginia, United States

Petersburg, Virginia, United States
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This was a one-owner 1971 Super Beetle (first year) purchased new in New Jersey and used until the owner died 7 or 8 years ago. It sat where he parked it until I inherited it and got it running again. The car features the original, rare Clementine orange paint, tons of service records from the original owner, original owner's manual, and even the original window sticker from the dealer. I tuned it up, changed oil, and installed all new brake parts, including master cylinder, wheel cylinders all around, and linings. New battery, new muffler and tail pipes, tune up parts (coil, plugs, points etc), fuel filter, and some chrome pieces as well. Still a little on the loud side. Brakes could still use some bleeding, but it is drivable on surface roads. Needs restoration of upholstery and paint. Typical rust-through behind the rear seats at the package shelf. Good underneath. The exterior could be lightly sanded and touched up, or repainted. Needs a running board on driver's side ($50 part) Excellent for someone who wants an original car to restore—one that has never been modified or messed-with. Car is located in historic Petersburg, Virginia, 20 miles south of Richmond, accessible to Hwys 95 and 85.

Note: This car sold here two days ago but the buyer never communicated with me, nor paid a deposit. So it has been relisted.

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