1952 Volkswagen Beetle - Classic on 2040-cars
Lambertville, New Jersey, United States
Send me an email at: roryrmmoya@englandfans.com .
1952 vw Hoffman split window bug a usa delivered only 69 known left they only shipped 890 bettles that year
car is a great driver lights and blinkers all work the flaps work starts right up
I have the paper work the car since the 90's
the floors are in great shape expect the one patch by the battery
no rips or tears in the interior
I also have what I was told was the replacement motor from the factory it has no vin just starts with 1 I added a
pic of it
clean nj title in hand
also have the factory original 1952 key for the car
this is not a perfect car its a great driver the car will start up and drive anywhere brakes work great has new opt
red top 6 volt battery in it..
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