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The VW Thing originated in the 1960's when the Europeans decided to build a military car 'together' to compete with the Jeep. While that was ongoing, Germany developed the highly utilitarian and capable Type 181. It was eventually offered to the public and made it to the US in 1973 and 1974. Other year models such as this one was produced outside the U. S.

The engine in the vehicle is a 1. 6L paired to a 4-Speed Manual transmission. Great for cruising the beaches, or out to your local car meets these Things are always something cool to see. With fewer on the road as time goes on, this is a prime opportunity to get your hands on one.

Repainted by Trudy's out of Galveston, the vibrant Red paint certainly stands out. This VW also comes with all 4 removable...

California, surfing, peace signs and everything 60s pops in your head when you see this '67 Bug'. There are custom touches everywhere from the cool roof rack with wood trim. To the wheels and the over-the-top upholstery and of course the paint job and matching wheels. Check out the Cream Sycle like custom leather interior. The VW drivetrain with manual transmission provides plenty of dependability for miles and miles in this 1967 Beetle. Summer fun is just around the corner in this...

This Dune Buggy is sold. You can't have it. You can't come to our store and see it. It won't be here.

The Type 3 Volkswagen used the same wheelbase as a Type 1 (Beetle) but with ponton side panels coming in Fastback, Notchback and Squareback styling. In total, around 2. 5 million Type 3 Volkswagens were produced between 1961 and 1973. This vehicle was designed to be a show vehicle as well as a functional driver for weekend trips, which is everything the Volkswagen brand represents! The build can be classified as 'frame up' starting with stripping, working out any bodywork needed, media blasting and later repainting in two-tone Gray and Black to the tune of $9,000 according to the seller. Custom chrome bumpers and a roof rack have been added for functionality and looks. The 1600cc engine that comes with this vehicle has been through an expensive overhaul of its own from a full rebuild to new dual carb set up, alternator conversion and more. Similarly, the 3-speed automatic transmission on this vehicle, which is a rare option on Volkswagens to begin with, was rebuilt too. One of the nicest features of this Type 3 has to be the fully reupholstered interior and there have been some clever modifications inside too. The rear bench seat has three configurations; it can fold...

We love our VW bugs here, and we know that the general public and classic car nuts feel the same. It's so hard to match the reliability, ease of mechanical work and functionality of an air-cooled Volkswagen. This Beetle for sale comes painted in a clean White exterior and being a '67 model year it retains a lot of the styling features that drove the popularity of Volkswagens in the first place such as the long hood, small taillights and classic bumpers. Chrome is plentiful with trim pieces, badging as well as the center caps on the 15' steel wheels. Powering this V-Dub is a 1600cc air-cooled 4 cylinder engine with a single carburetor setup. The 4-speed manual transmission that comes with this Beetle is the best way to enjoy any classic Volkswagen. The odometer reads just under 42,000 miles but the seller believes this may have 'rolled over' so there could be more miles on the body of the car. Similar to the exterior, the clean interior shows well and the Red vinyl seats have shoulder belts for safety. The door panels are also upholstered in the red vinyl and Gray carpet gives a good color combination. Continuing the simple...