Engine:2056
Year: 1967
Drive Type: 5 speed
Make: Volkswagen
Mileage: 2,013
Model: Beetle - Classic
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Trim: 2door
WHAT I HAVE
HERE IS A 1967 VW BUG RAT ROD HOT ROD…..IT IS A VERY CLEAN BUG IT GETS LOTS OF
ATTENTION EVERYWHERE IT GOES. I WILL TRY TO GIVE YOU EVERYTHING I KNOW ABOUT
IT, WHEN I GOT THIS CAR IT WAS IN VERY POOR SHAPE SO I GOT IT TO LOOK THIS WAY.
THE ENGINE FIT WAS NOT DONE BY ME SO I DON’T KNOW MUCH ABOUT THAT. PLEASE THIS
IS NOT A NEW CAR SO IT DOES NOT DRIVES LIKE ONE. MILES ARE NOT RIGHT BECAUSE OF A DIFFERENT MOTOR ENGINE IS A
2056 CC MOTOR WITH ITALIAN CARBUTEROS I
BELIEVE MADE BY WEBBER IT IS A VERY FAST LITTLE BUG IT DOES
HAVE OIL COOLING SYSTEM IT HAS ON
OFF FUELL SWITCH ALL LIGHTS
WORK CUSTOM
WHEELS CAR HAS
BEEING LOWER WITH COILOVER IT WAS DONE RIGHT NOT LIKE OTHERS ALL THE
LIGHTS WHERE SHAPED IN TO THE FENDERS CALIFORNIA STYLE WINSHIELD
WAS DONE THE SAME WAY DOOR
HANDLES WHERE SHAFE IT DOES
HAVE DOOR POPERS THAT WORK WITH A REMOTE I WAS NOT
ABLE TOO INSTALL THE POPPER FOR THE ENGINE TRUNCK LID SO IT HAS A LITTLE CABLE
THAT YOU PULL TO OPEN IT UP. CUSTOM
EXAUST PIPE CUSTOM
SATIN SILVER AND BLACK PAINT WITH CUSTOM PAINT STRIPES CUSTOM FRONT AND REAR BUMPERS JUST ABOUT
EVERYTHING ON THIS TOY HAS BEEING RE DONE. I AM MOVING
SO HAVE TO SELL MY TOYS. I DON’T WANT
TOO BUT I HAVE NO CHOICE. THIS WILL BE A SHORT SELL SO PLEASE BID TOO WIN.
PLEASE LOOK AT MY OTHER AUCTIONS A $2000.00
DEPOSIT DUE WITH IN 48HRS FULL PAYMENT WITH IN 72HRS ALL PAYMENTS BY PAYPAL OR
BANK TRANSFER ONLY. NO RESERVE NO RESERVE NO RESERVE NO RESERVE THANK YOU.
On Nov-04-13 at 18:48:10 PST, seller added the following information: FYI...THIS ROD IS FOR SALE LOCALLY SO I CAN END THE AUCTION AT ANY TIME. THANKS |
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