1964 Convertible Volkswagen Beetle / Bug on 2040-cars
Santa Rosa, California, United States
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This car is ready to use right now. Get your vert driving time in before the summer ends! 3 years ago the car was brought to my shop for a suspension drop, disk brakes, new interior and a buff / polish. Highlights include: 6" beam, with dropped spindles and Porsche pattern disk brakes in the front. Rebuilt stock rear brakes with Porsche pattern adapters in the rear were eventually used as the rear disk kit we planned on using has clearance issues.
New interior includes, blasted and painted seat frames with new padding and
covers, new German Square weave carpet the rubber mats which were in good
original shape were saved and re-used. Door panels and headliner were also in good
original shape and left alone. All window frames are in good shape and operate as they should, door seals and other rubber pieces are in nice shape, scraper rubber could be replaced, but works just fine with the overall "original look" of the car. Pans / battery tray and other usual vert "problem areas" are clean and solid.
When we got it to the shop the stock 40hp engine was out and the stock trans
had been replaced with a 4.12 R&P Pro Street Rancho box with mid mount in
preparation for a larger engine with more HP. Shipping
anywhere in the US included with the "Buy It Now" price of
$22,000 |
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