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Less than 1500 1963 ragtops were imported to the US, making this on rare bug! Add to that the rare Gulf Blue paint and this is nearly a one of a kind ride! This has been faithfully restored and still retains nearly all OEM equipment, plus a few extras like the roof rack and rare 6 volt interior fan. Rolling around on the original steel wheels with chrome hubcaps and new bias ply whitewalls this car motors about the way one would expect from a brand new 1963 VW Beetle and it-s a pleasure to drive. This 1963 Beetle is reported to be a fully numbers matching car. This 1963 Beetle sports a freshly rebuilt original drivetrain, beautiful paint, and a well done cream and oatmeal interior. The rare factory optional accessory switch is even in a full working condition! The only option that this car has that it wasn-t born with are rear pop out windows, but I-m sure...

This 1974 is a classic that is fun in the sun and is a true attention getter. These VWs are a Thing of the past, with looks that catch the eyes of almost everyone who sees them. Born from the heart of Germany in the late 60s, the VW Thing was created to be a lightweight and amphibious vehicle that could be produce for the masses and could be used in everyday life. With a 1776CC 4 cylinder engine and a 4 speed manual transaxle, this vehicle is ready to go anywhere. The exterior is accented beautifully in White and accents in Black that make the lines on the vehicle stand out. Imagine yourself driving this car down to the local beach or around town with the top down enjoying the weather. This 1974 VW Thing includes a very nice black convertible top along with a new set of removable hard windows for those days when the weather does not agree....

The paint on this thing will stop you in your tracks. This unique color is called Matte-it-Mango and it will also change colors in certain lighting. The interior goes quite well being a two tone Black and Orange with bucket seats. Adding to the great look are a set of skeleton hands for the side mirrors, custom aluminum wheels wearing radial rubber, push bars and a high SuperTrapp muffler. The attention to detail on this build is the highest that we've seen on any Volkswagen. The build is two years old and has covered a little over 3,000 miles but looks brand new. The build was a frame off and included a 1600cc engine, 4 speed transmission, rear disc brakes, Alpine stereo and a five-stage paint...

This is an Acapulco Edition 1 of 400 verified by the Thing Registry. The 'Thing' is technically a Volkswagen Type 181 but was marketed in the U. S. from 1973-1974 as the 'Thing'. Type 181 is a two-wheel drive, four-door, convertible, on/off-road, military-type vehicle manufactured by Volkswagen from 1968 to 1983. Originally developed for the West German Army, the Type 181 was also sold to the public as the Kurierwagen in West Germany, the Trekker in the United Kingdom (in the right-hand drive), The Thing in the United States (1973-74), the Safari in Mexico and South America, and Pescaccia in Italy. Powered by a 1650CC boxer four and 4-speed manual transmission that is believed to be original, this VW Thing isn't going to win many races on the road; but that's not what a Thing is all about. rugged, reliable transportation with few gimmicks to go wrong, the Thing is designed to move people securely and efficiently even through terrain you wouldn't attempt in a mere car.

This Type 181 has some unique features that you'll not find on many if any at all, others. For starters, it has four-wheel disc brakes with a Primus Proportional Braking Controller, and power front...

This Wimbledon white Beetle has been recently refreshed and is ready for a new owner. During the restoration, the engine was rebuilt and it currently has about 20 miles on it. The engine sounds healthy and the transmission shifts smooth.

The paint is also new and shows very well. The bright red interior is a nice compliment to the white paint. These Beetles are a blast to drive and will put a smile on your face for many years to come.