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The Beetle was originally marketed as the Volkswagen, or the People-s Car. This bug is powered by a peppy air-cooled four cylinder engine mated to a four speed manual transmission. This Beetle is a blast to drive and shifts smoothly through all gears with ease. The white paint shows extremely well, especially in the sun. Speaking of sun, this drop top is perfect for sunny days. Take it to the beach, the market, or your favorite venue and prepare to be the center of attention. The black interior is in fantastic condition as well. This particular 1978 Volkswagen Beetle is special because it was owned by one of baseball-s greats. This bug was owned by Don Mattingly, manager of the Miami Marlins and former Yankees...

This iconic vehicle is a true testament to Volkswagen's timeless design and engineering. The car's exterior is finished in a crisp, clean white that beautifully contrasts with the black vinyl interior, creating a striking aesthetic that is sure to turn heads wherever you go. Under the hood, the Super Beetle is powered by a robust 1600 cc engine, paired with a 4-speed manual transmission. This combination offers a smooth and engaging driving experience, perfect for those who appreciate the art of manual shifting. The car comes equipped with an AM/FM radio, providing you with entertainment for your journeys. The manual convertible top is easy to operate, allowing you to enjoy open-air drives on sunny days. The car also features seatbelts for your safety and peace of mind. The interior of the car is adorned with a black vinyl finish, offering a classic and comfortable environment. The seats are designed...

The 1978 model year was the last year for the convertible Beetle which makes this car even more desirable. There were many upgrades done to the Beetle throughout its long production history and this car incorporates many of those improvements. The Bosch electronic fuel injection on this car insures easy starting in all weather and increases horsepower and gas mileage. The Macpherson strut front suspension gives this Beetle better handling and ride than earlier models. This Bug is just as the engineers at Volkswagen who designed these cars intended. The body looks original on this car and is in good shape. The soft top has no tears and works well, and the back glass is good, the white interior is also in good condition. There is an AM/FM radio in the dash that works great to play your favorite tunes. This car runs, drives and shifts as it should and is ready to take you on your next open road adventure, so put the top down, let the sun shine and let...

This is a fine example of what a well loved and cared for, 45 year old Beetle should look and drive like. Finished in white over black vinyl interior and a black top, this classic combo never gets old. In the 3rd year since fuel injection was introduced to the Beetle line, this allowed time to work out any 'bugs' (pun intended) after 30 years of carbureted engines. When it comes to personalizing your Beetle, there are many who turn to Empi for their custom needs. In this case a set of Empi wheels were installed for that classic upgraded look and an Empi steering wheel helps get rid of that boring flat faced stock steering wheel. Though the wheel is small, it feels great in this car, like it was supposed to be that way from the factory. Clean is the name of the game on this one as the paint and interior are in great shape. Additionally...

The Volkswagen Beetle-officially the Volkswagen Type 1, informally in German der Kfer (meaning 'beetle'), in parts of the English-speaking world the Bug and known by many other nicknames in other languages-is a two-door, rear-engine economy car, intended for five occupants (later, Beetles were restricted to four people in some countries) that was manufactured and marketed by German automaker Volkswagen. Although designed in the 1930s, due to World War II, civilian Beetles only began to be produced in significant numbers by the end of the 1940s. The car was then internally designated the Volkswagen Type 1 and marketed simply as the Volkswagen. Later models were designated Volkswagen 1200, 1300, 1500, 1302, or 1303, the first three indicating engine displacement, the last two derived...