Volkswagen Beetle Classic 1970 Wolfsburg Mechanically Sound And Good Looking ! on 2040-cars
Memphis, Tennessee, United States
l*Engine rebuildt 1600cc with 3500mls
*New wire harness' , front and back *New Master break cylinder, break line, break hoses, and boot covers, along with new undercarrage hardware. *Coil, distributer, power regulator, and starter are all 1 year old *New floor pans all the way around *passenger seat belts are new as well Inerior - *New stearing wheel *Seats are in great condition, driver seat has small tear in vynal, only noticable when seat is folded *dash has small cracks and doesnt include radio (see photos) *carpet is not original *headliner is in great shape no tears *pannels are in used condition, no tears but door handles are visably worn *Will need driver side door handle assebly, opens and locks but must use exterior handle, easy fix *Lights, brights, blinkers, emergencies and whipes are all working *Paint is in worn condition with some chipping and scratches, minor rust in some areas This vehicle can get up to 300 miles on a gas tank of 8 gallons Some new paint and new Carpet along with a stereo system and this car will be cherry ! Sold as is Buyer takes care of all shipping cost. email for more photos ! |
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