1969 Volkswagen Beetle on 2040-cars
Webster, Massachusetts, United States
Up for sale is a Vintage Red 1969 Volkswagen Beetle. Runs and drives very good. Brakes stops well. Brakes fairly new. Transmission shifts good. Currently has inspection. Everything works even the heat. It needs headliner, included. Lots of new parts on Beetle. New generator. New push rod tubes. Lots of engine gaskets installed. It does drip oil. Needs new rear main seal, included. Battery a few years old. Has Tachometer, voltmeter and oil temp gauge. Has fog lights. The floors are there. Passenger front floor is not original. New coil over shocks. New empi single quiet exhaust. Manual included. Has new seat covers. Nice stereo cassette with 4 loud speakers. Tires brand new last year. Seatbelts front and rear work good. This car is road ready. Not show car. Paint faded on roof. Some rust and patchwork here and threre. Very fun car. Headturner. Buyer responsible for pickup. Sold as is. I have the title.
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