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This VW Beetle has a gorgeous grey paint job with a beautiful white and gray 2 tone interior, this plus its gleaming aluminum wheels make this VW Beetle look even more resplendent than it was in 1965. This VW Beetle sports a 1641 single port engine that just purrs down the road, letting the world know that the VW Beetle is here to stay. This is a full restoration where the owner claims every nut and bolt has been replaced. A 2 inch narrowed beam was installed to give this Beetle an amazing stance. Drum brakes can leave a lot to be desired and also make you pucker in certain situations, to remedy that disc brakes were...

Featuring a rebuilt 1600cc engine with 92,989 miles and 4-speed manual transmission, this VW is ready for the road-trip of your dreams! Specifications include: fresh restoration, penthouse pop-up, original icebox and sink, sofa bed/upper cot, new original-type interior, new glass and body seals, new brakes, recent suspension work, new tires, riviera conversion.

Additional options include: Various foldout seat arrangements for sleeping, birch plywood interior panels, laminated plywood cabinetry for storage, Ice box or cold-box, Sink, Water storage and pump, electrical hookups, curtains, laminated folding table.

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This 1968 VW Speedster Replica was professionally built by JPS Motorsports. The Green paint looks good and the Tan vinyl interior with matching German square weave carpets looks incredible also. Everything on this car is in excellent shape. Powered by a rebuilt VW 1664cc engine coupled with a manual transmission. The mileage is only 20,818 and there is plenty of fun left to be had in this 1968 VW. This car is a blast to drive. The engine has a great sound and delivers enough power for when you're feeling sporty. The styling of the car speaks for itself and to most it would be hard to tell the difference between this and the real thing. All service is up to date and the car is in excellent...

Sometimes when I see a car, I think about that day the first owner was handed the keys and drove it home. I like to think that in 1972 an excited young person was handed the keys to this convertible VW Super Beetle. At this point they dropped the top and turned on the radio and 'Saturday in the park' from Chicago poured out of the speaker as they ran through the gears excited about the future while the sun shone on their face and the warm wind flowed through their hair. It is at this point that in my mind there is a slight smell of patchouli oil. Ok, sorry, let's talk about this sweet classic. While a car is only new once, this one is close, very close. The paint is bright red and the cloth interior and top are tan and it looks great together. The 1600 CC air cooled mill under the rear deck has that VW sound that lets you know it is ok to lower the right foot a bit...

The first generation of the Volkswagen Type 2 with the split windshield, informally called the Microbus or Split screen, was produced from March 1950 through the end of the 1967 model year. In late 1967, the second generation of the Volkswagen Type 2 (T2) was introduced and known for its Bay Window windshield. Power is sent to the rear wheels by the infamous air-cooled 1500cc 4-Cylinder motor backed by a 4-Speed Manual Transmission....