1970 Volkswagen Beetle Bug Classic Vw on 2040-cars
San Antonio, Texas, United States
Very Nice 1970 VW bug with lots of potential. The body and engine are in great condition for being 44 years old! It starts up all the time and very easy to work on if you need to tweak something here and there. Below I will list the bad things about the car which are very minor and could be fixed pretty easy if you wanted to. As is it can still be a everyday driver and is pretty reliable.
Interior needs some work, Dash, Seats, floor and headliner is missing Floor pans have a few holes that I have patched up but some new floor pans could be installed if you want in the future. (this is common with bugs) emergency brake is missing a clip to get it locked into place and a whole new kit can cost you under 40 bucks on ebay if you needed it. passenger window lever is missing so the window has to be put up manually and if you want the window down, you have to take the glass out. Other then this everything is pretty solid like I've stated but it no means in perfect condition. I can email you more pictures if you would like or text you as well Let me know! 210-872-7633 This car will sell pretty cheap as I am starting the bidding with no reserve. Good Luck |
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