Price My Classic

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...

Its striking Red exterior is complemented by the sleek Black vinyl interior, inviting you to experience a timeless journey. With a powerful 1776CC Air-Cooled 4-Cylinder engine and a smooth Freeway Flyer 4-Speed Manual Transmission, this Beetle promises an unforgettable drive. It's not just a car; it's pure fun on wheels! Don't miss out on the chance to own a piece of automotive history and feel the wind as you cruise down the road. Grab this opportunity to make memories in one...

The Beetle was first produced in the 1930s with the intention of becoming the 'people's car' or Volkswagen in German. Volkswagen was the brainchild of Adolf Hitler to produce a reliable vehicle for the hardworking people of Germany, and a car that was not only inexpensive but safe to drive. In fact, the Beetle was to be mass-produced and sell for 1000 Reich Marks or about $140. Unfortunately, by 1939 World War II had begun ending production of the Beetle shortly after the first car came off the assembly line. After the war ended, Allies helped resurrect the German auto industry to become a global enterprise. At first, sales were slow due to the Nazi connection, but by 1975 Volkswagen was the largest vehicle importer in the United States. Reaching an incredible fifteen million units sold to date. Our 1971 Volkswagen Super Beetle convertible is a mighty fine example. The engine is an air-cooled 1600cc H4 attached to a four-speed manual transmission. Attractive Turquoise paint and top-quality black cloth soft convertible top. The Grey cloth and vinyl seats and...

Having never stray too far from the original design, this Super Beetle Karmann Edition comes with some modern creature comforts like fuel injection, wood grain accents and a working analog clock in the dash. The simplicity of the rebuilt 1600cc flat four mated to a 4 speed manual transmission is still there and still easy to work on. Other features include AM/FM/Cassette Radio, Manual Convertible Top with boot, Spare Tire (Stowed away so you can actually use the 'frunk'), Jack, Seatbelts. This stunning Silver Super Beetle, recently repainted, with Black vinyl interior and convertible top is the essence of a simpler...

The Last Year of the Super Beetle! This amazing convertible has the updated 1776 CC Big Valve engine right from Germany! Its an Original Karmann Edition. The Mars Red Exterior along with the Black Interior makes this Beetle pop! This...