1967 Squareback on 2040-cars
Roseville, California, United States
Engine:1776
Body Type:squareback
Vehicle Title:Clear
Exterior Color: Green
Make: Volkswagen
Interior Color: grey
Model: Type III
Number of Cylinders: 4
Trim: 2 door
Drive Type: rwd
Mileage: 67,000
Safety Features: front disk brakes
Sub Model: type III
Warranty: AS-IS NO WARRANTY
1967 vw squareback has a unique green patina'd paint with powder coated white wheels and car is runs great and is very reliable can be driven anywhere. no rust issues car came with fiberglass floors from previous owner, is very strong and sturdy.
has good white wall tires. has nice grey/black interior. has VDO oil temp gauge and gas gauge. new battery electronic fuel pump, with all new fuel lines. FLAKED out engine tins, also has a bamboo under dash tray, has new fuel sending unit.
I had replace the worn out 1600cc and replaced with a 1776 cc motor along with new dual webber carbs 34 ict's and new manifolds, new bosch distributor and I have electronic points for it too just didn't install yet, along with a new swing axle transmission.
they have about 5/6000 miles on them now. runs great on the freeway 65 mph no problem with the 1600 you had to have your foot all the way down on the gas just to get to about 50/55. it is not a hot rod just has enough power to go now but is not a slug either.
I use only synthetic oil, and take good car of all my cars. just don't have time or space anymore for his one, sad to see it go!! I also reserve the right to end auction early because its listed locally.
buyer must pay deposit of 500 dollars w/in 24hrs of auction ending. and must pay full amount with in 7 days of auction ending. buyer is responsible for all fees of pick up and delivery, cannot be picked up until all money is verified and cleared. thank you any question email before auction end
sherrera@surewest.net
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