1976 Vw Baja Bug Project on 2040-cars
Fairhope, Alabama, United States
This car comes with a bill of sale. Alabama does not issue titles on cars this old, so there is on title. I have an Alabama registration and bill of sale that will allow you to get a title in your state. Also included in this auction is my sand rail. This buggy was used as a pre-runner for our Baja racing. The frame has 10 broken welds and is beyond repair. The front beam has some rust issues. Otherwise this is a good running buggy. It has a bus tranny with a good clutch. The engine has only 10 hours on a complete rebuild. This is a strong running engine with a mild cam and two barrel carb. Everything else is stock 1600cc in the engine. Rear trailing arms are stronger than stock. Five point racing harness. New 20 gallon foam filled fuel cell. Drum brakes on the front and disc brakes on the rear. You will have most everything to put these two together to make one fine Baja Bug. Call with questions 251-422-3474. Also call if you are interested is just some parts that you see. Everything is for sale together or just parts. I may end this auction early if sold locally. Call if you want to discuss help with shipping otherwise packing and shipping is at buyers expense. |
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