1959 Vw Single Cab on 2040-cars
Grass Valley, California, United States
1959 single cab. This is a nice solid single, This bus has spent a majority of its life in sacramento Ca area which means its pretty rust free, but like all busses of this age its bound to have some. Battery tray has a small hole, small spot on drivers side rocker, also rocker under chest door needs replacing, thats why the treasure chest door is off I am in the process of fixing that.Doors shut real nice and smooth. chest floor is in nice condition,front floors are nice, nose is nice, rear corners are great,dog legs in good shape,gates are rust free and nice, deck lid is good, rear apron is good, currently not on because motor is out but plan on putting back in before sale. roof and gutters are real nice,glass is all there, Type 1 conversion from a 67 bug in rear with lowered spring plates, drop spindles up front sits nice,duel carb 1641cc motor, brakes need some work but i have new master cylinder. not far off from being on the road. keys in hand and also a clean title. would only trade for 21 or 23 window, dc. Thanks for looking
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