Classic Cabrio Wolfsburg Last Edition 1979 on 2040-cars
Miami, Florida, United States
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Excellent condition near mint absolutely 100% original last edition from Dec 1979 and I'm the 3 owner The car was painted 3 years ago and has a new top. All in the car is original from Germany runs excellent and everything works, NO RUST at all . I keep all the records and the original manual. It has the original fuel injection system and works great. Always was well maintained garage kept, running only on sunny days or car events shows. This is a real piece of history this car was the last one manufactured in Osnabruck Germany where VW has tha Karman terminal for the beatle where the production was stopped in January 1980 to start with the Golf MK1. I have clean title and records on hand you won't get disappointed with this beauty. If you have any question just ask and I'll be glad to answer it $500 deposit is required at the end of the auction with paypal and the balance by electronic transfer. Buyer is responsible with the shipment . Thank you for visiting and Happy Bidding |
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