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A Volkswagen is fun and loveable even in stock form but this customized Bug takes it a step further! Almost everything on this 1975 Beetle has been replaced or rebuilt, starting with the head-turning exterior body kit painted in a vibrant Orange color that represents the boldness of this build perfectly. The body kit has elements of classic Porsche with the duck tailed rear spoiler and even Ferarri Testarossa with the side stakes that extend from the doors to the rear fenders. Just when you thought this awesome ride couldn't have any more personalities, the builder of this Beetle decided to add a custom Tan top that can be taken down all the way for a convertible experience or used as a sun roof. Powering this air-cooled classic is a 1641cc motor that was professionally rebuilt at a performance shop in California. A 4-speed manual transmission is the best way to enjoy a Volkswagen and that's exactly what this car has. Disc brakes were added up front for safety and larger 15' steel wheels painted White with radial tires look and handle great. As you'd expect, the inside of this 1975 VW is no less improved than the rest of the...

The red and black interior combination is always a fan favorite and looks great on this Super Beetle. The black vinyl top has a rear window that is in excellent condition. Turning the key on this 1975 Volkswagen Beetle brings to life it's wonderful 1600 cc flat four cylinder that easily settles into a smooth idle. The engine compartment is very clean and features a few polished components that really add flair to this Beetle.

This great little Beetle is ready to be fired up with the top down and enjoyed by its next owner. Beetle convertibles are getting harder and harder to find, especially in this condition. In addition, recent published trends show classic VW'S are increasing in value. Indeed, this is a great car to collect or drive...

The current owner of this beauty is finally ready to allow someone else to make memories in it after about 10 years of ownership. Walking around this Super Beetle, many items stick out that include gloss white paint, chrome bumpers, chrome headlight bezels, chrome dual exhaust, and the black manual sunroof or 'ragtop'. When jumping into the driver seat, you should notice the black cloth bucket seats with seat belts, Geneberg shifter, Kenwood AM/FM/CD player, and beautiful gauges. Powering this little Beetle is believed to be a 1600cc 4-cylinder engine that is mated to a 4-speed manual transmission. The owner claims that the engine was changed out about 10k miles ago. Some of the upgrades on this VW include an electric fuel pump, oil cooling system, dual carburetors, upgraded speakers, radial tires, and even disc brakes in the front. If you are looking...

Presented in red with a black top and a black interior, this Volkswagen has just 71,054 actual miles on the odometer. Power is from a 1584 cc air cooled flat four engine with electronic fuel injection driving through a four speed manual transmission. It was freshened this year with new tires, new battery, drive belt, and vacuum advance. The interior is crisp and the top appears to be virtually new. A great car to collect or drive every day, this Volkswagen will return miles and miles of reliability and fun. Drive it or show it!...

This is an iconic 'Peoples Car' dating back to the 1930's. Designed by Ferdinand Porsche, a car that was to be affordable, practical and reliable. Built as a two-door rear engine, inexpensive automobile for the masses. The Original Beetle engine was only rated at 25hp, topping out at 40hp in the 1960's. In 1949 the first Beetle hit the shores in the United States Beetle sales grew buy hundreds of thousands by the 1960's. They still have a cult following to this day. Our 1975 Volkswagen Beetle in a tasteful medium blue with a light...