1968 Volkswagen Beetle - Classic 2d on 2040-cars
Lockbourne, Ohio, United States
Send me questions at : DanielLasolaf22e82t49@yahoo.com This VW was a body off restoration. The car has only about 1000 miles on itsince being restored. The odometer says 108,988, but the title will say (notactual miles) because the odometer does not read past 100,000.Everything on thecar has been replaced, rebuilt or restored. The Brakes, Battery, Clutch, Fuelsystem, Shocks, Voltage regulator, Tires, Wiring, Interior, Chrome, Bumpers, Gastank, Exhaust, have all been replaced. The engine has been rebuilt with newHeads, Pistons, Jugs, Oil pump, Generator, Carb, Fuel pump, & All window and door weatherstrip and all other seals have beenreplaced. The front and rear glass is new. The paint is new and is very good,but has a few flaws. There is a small dent above the left rear fender thathappened when putting the car back together. If you can, come see the car. It isin wonderful shape and is being sold as is.
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Volkswagen kills planned 10-speed DSG
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