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This Beetle showcases a black exterior complemented by a vibrant orange interior, creating a bold yet timeless look that stands out. Under the hood, this Beetle is powered by a 4-cylinder engine, paired with a 4-speed manual transmission, offering a driving experience that is both engaging and nostalgic. The manual transmission provides a hands-on connection to the road and allows you to feel every shift of this historic vehicle. The cabin is equipped with an AM radio, a nod to the period's entertainment technology, allowing you to enjoy your favorite tunes as you cruise down memory lane. Additionally, the manual sunroof adds an...

This beetle received a full frame off restoration about 15 years ago and has held up great over the years. The blue paint still shines great in the sun, and the manual sunroof makes this a great summer cruiser. In the rear lies a new 1600 CC duel Port motor from Mofoco. The engine is paired to a 4-speed manual transmission, and the noise is emitted through quad chrome tip exhausts coming out the rear. The gear box is tight and ready to go! The new engine was put in about 10 years ago by the current owner, and has about 1000 miles on it since being put in according to the owner. The engine has been beautifully dressed up in chrome that just pops against the blue exterior paint. Inside, the car has a clean refurbished interior with black vinyl and grey cloth insert seats. The Chrome VW seat belts add a nice touch in dressing up the interior. The odometer currently reads 45,106 miles which is claimed to be original by the current owner. It has disc brakes at all 4 wheels and great looking 15-inch chrome hub caps that look great with the chrome bumpers and blue paint....

Introducing a one-of-a-kind automotive delight - the Dreamsicle orange 1967 Volkswagen Beetle. This classic beauty attracts instant attention with its vibrant exterior color tone that is as refreshing and appealing as a sweet summer day. Its bold hue is a unique blend of style, nostalgia and modern allure, exuding a personality that is entirely its own. Open the door and enjoy the Beetle's charming orange/cream leather interior, providing a harmonious blend of vintage style and modern luxury. Its chic leather upholstery offers an outstanding level of comfort, guaranteeing an enjoyable journey every time. The cabin's two-tone color scheme complements the stunning Dreamsicle exterior, highlighting the car's unique character in every detail. Beneath its stunning bodywork is a robust Air-cooled Flat-4 engine, proudly carrying the iconic Beetle heritage. The engine is mated to a smooth-as-butter 4-speed transmission, complementing the driving dynamics of this beloved classic. With this combination, every ride turns into an unforgettable experience, serving up unparalleled performance and driving pleasure. In addition to its captivating aesthetics and formidable performance, this 1967 Volkswagen Beetle boasts an array of features for an enhanced...

The concept for building a small vehicle to handle the roads in Germany began in the 1930's with the first production models of the beetle turning out in 1941. I doubt that many people though such a small, inexpensive, air-cooled car would become the icon that it is today. Referred to as Volkswagen or 'Peoples Car' the simple design and rugged durability proved itself to be a car for the masses and after many years of service it's not too uncommon to still see these little 'Bugs' on the road keeping up with modern traffic.

With a design that was not only as cute as. well. a bug, but also aerodynamic and functional as well as an affordable price and good warranties, these cars quickly became successful in the American market of then oversized cars that achieved minimal gas mileage. It is rumored that due to the mostly sealed undercarriage that these cars could actually float for a period of time on water. They were also famous for not having very good heat which in later years just added to part of the overall charm.

This fine example of a well preserved original is truly a sight for sore eyes. After...

This Super Beetle is sure to surprise - It underwent a complete professional frame-off re-build, and this Volkwagen is as clean as they come. All the original sheet metal & floor pans are present, and the original numbers matching 1600 engine also was completely rebuilt. Highlights of this VW Super Beetle include the following: New Carburetor, Serpentine pulley & belt, Polished aluminum valve covers, New heater boxes, Original 4 speed transmission (new seals & clutch), Custom extended pedal assembly, New master cylinder, New brake lines and brakes, New struts and springs, Pop-out rear windows, New carpeting & sound deaden-er, Custom Vinyl headliner with matching visors, Chrome wheels, New bumpers, Eurosport dual tip exhaust, Retro-classic radio with MP3 & iPod connections.

In 1971, a new Beetle model featuring MacPherson strut front suspension and a redesigned front end was launched alongside the 'standard' Beetle, which continued in production. Officially known (and marketed in Europe) as the VW 1302 from 1971 to 1972, and VW 1303 from 1973 onwards,...