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This exceptional vehicle is a testament to the art of customization, blending classic charm with modern performance to create a one-of-a-kind driving experience. With its striking brown exterior and sleek black interior, this Beetle is not just a car; it's a statement. Under the hood, you'll find a Boosted J35w 3. 5L V6 engine, delivering an impressive 407 horsepower to the wheels, with the potential to unleash even more power. This engine, equipped with VTEC, is bound to challenge the expectations of even the most ardent V8 enthusiasts. Paired with a Weddle HV1 4-speed manual transmission, this Beetle offers a driving experience that is both thrilling and engaging. The exterior of this Beetle is adorned with custom aluminum wheels and 15' Raceline wheels wrapped in 35' Tensor Tires, ensuring that it not only looks the part but performs exceptionally on any terrain. The Fox 2. 0 coil overs with 2. 5 bypass all around provide superior handling and comfort, while the Pro Am hubs and shifter add to the vehicle's robust performance capabilities. Inside, the Beetle features Twisted Stitch seats and a removable Sparco steering wheel, offering both comfort and control. The 4-1 Livorsi gauge and iPad dash mount provide all...

Split-window Beetles were produced from 1948 to the end of 1952, and they are considered to possess the purist essence of the original design. During the summer of 1952, Wolfsburg changed production lines from the split-window to the oval-window. The Zwitter was assembled with the split window, but chrome trim was used instead of aluminum. They also received vent windows in the doors. Less obvious differences were interior lamps, a starter button, chrome trim, bumpers, headlamps, tail lamps, and the air cleaner. Dressed in a captivating azure blue exterior, this classic car is a true head-turner. The Beetle's timeless design is accentuated by the wide white walls on its radial tires, adding a touch of elegance...

This story started out as a Man with a Pan who came across this gorgeous 58 ragtop body and the rest is history. He mated the two with a Ridetech suspension setup, Wilwood 4 wheel disc brakes, and a Performer Chassis by Air Kewld out of Phoenix AZ. Out went the 36hp 1200cc flat four in exchange for a healthy 1968cc flat four with 92mm pistons, 74mm crank, W120 cam, Big Valve heads,. 909 deck, 50cc head cavity, 8. 5 to 1 compression ratio, full flow with external oil filter and internal sump filter. This was mated to a 4 speed swing axle with 3. 88 ring and pinion, short axles, SuperDiff and heavy duty side plate to prevent flexing damage. Features include Quiet Pak exhaust that has been ceramic coated, CIP SS Super Speed wheels with matching spare, the highly sought after Safari windshield, pop-out side windows, swan mirrors and a custom interior by Top Shoppe...

The Volkswagen Beetle was manufactured from 1938-1973. Remaining basically unchanged as a two-door, rear engine economy car. The Beetle was the brainchild of Ferdinand Porsche and has been marketed as the' people's car'. By 1979 was the last year of production for the Volkswagen Beetle in the United States. The Beetle did live on in Mexico for another twenty- four years. This 1979 Volkswagen Beetle convertible is painted in Mars Red...

This Beetle was the subject of a body-off restoration during which time it was modified to run a later model 1,600cc flat-four paired with a later model 4 speed transmission. Some other notable modifications include a 12-volt electrical system and 4 wheel disc brakes. This Beetle is Enthusiast built, owned, and cared for. The condition presents nicely throughout including the reupholstered interior, refinished bumpers, mag wheels, and undercarriage. This Beetle starts, runs, and drives well, with all options and features reported as being in working condition. if you are looking for a classic daily driver or a weekend cruiser, look no further than...