Convertible 1968 Beetle, Good Condition on 2040-cars
Mount Royal, New Jersey, United States
This is a 1968 Volkswagon Beetle Convertible. The vehicle is in good shape, frame is in excellent condition. New Disc breaks all around, Convertible top is in great condition. Engine has less then 3000 Miles on it, Transmission is the same I bought then the same time from JBugs in Florida. Everything in this vehicle works to standard except the hood release, I ordered a new latch for inside the glove compartment so hopefully by the end of the auction I will have it in the mail and installed. The engine is an after market 1835 CC California Style Dual Carbs with a Bug pack Muffler system. The Breaks in the vehicle are new (purchased same time as the Engine and Trans) they are Disc breaks which work pretty good but not the ABS style standard.Thanks for taking a look at the vehicle and remember this is a 1968 so its not by all means flawless but it has a lot of years a head of it and the vehicle is in great shape body wise!
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