Volkswagen

356 Replica

Usual

HIGHLIGHTS:   1915cc Engine  4 Speed Manual Transmission  Front Disc Brakes  Dual Exhaust  VW Transaxle  Torsion Bar Front Suspension with Shocks  IRS Rear Suspension with Shocks  Gray Paint  15" Wheels in 165/80R15 Tires  Tan Cloth Convertible Top  Tan Interior with Vinyl Bucket Seats  Floor Shifter  AM/FM Single CD Player with Bluetooth, USB, and AUX  Detailed Service Records  Titled as a 1969 Volkswagen Beetle 

Gray

Beige

Type 2

*Tasteful black and white two-tone *Bright/bold trim encircling the vehicle and creating the iconic front end *Fit and finish of a no-expense-spared level presentation *23-window setup means the ultra-desirable wraparound rear glass *Beautiful details like classic wheel/hubcaps with Pirelli whitewalls *Fully restored interior *White painted metal matches the exterior and makes the interior look sterile *Black and tan vinyl on the seats, side panels, and bulkhead *Fabric sunroof and plenty of glass make the interior bright and cheery *Classic driver's setup: dual-spoke wheel VDO gauges, and commanding view *Engine bay looks as clean and restored as the rest of the Bus *Hardy 1500cc air-cooled flat-four *Four-speed manual transmission 

White

Transporter

Is there any vehicle with as many stories to tell as the VW Microbus? The VW bus has done the camper, transporter, pickup truck, house on wheels, tour guide, whatever it is. This dialed-in 1974 Volkswagen Type 2 15-Window Transporter is a wonderful way to grab all that history and keep it for yourself â wrapped in a familiar yet incredibly stylish 15-Window body.  The former owners of this Bus have lavished a lot of time and attention preserving, restoring, and caring for this VW throughout the years, and the results are pretty impressive. It's not low-key with its Lotus White-over-Chrome Yellow paint scheme, curtain-covered windows, and teakwood ladders and roof racks, but the good-looking, driver-grade paint isn't the only thing that this VW is about. Instead, it's about details, and here there are many. First and foremost, you'll note all the windows â 15 in total â that instantly make this Bus more valuable, not to mention incredibly good-looking. Splitties (split front windshield) are the most sought-after and most valuable VWs as well, and even though the Germans ditched the design after 1967, DeLuxe models like this 1974 Bus (not available in Europe) kept the highly-desirable look up front, making this first-year Type 2 one of the best examples to own. Not only do they mimic the look of the 1st generation Microbus (without all the headaches of  1960s build quality), but they look the best and are significantly lighter than the loaves of bread that came after. So, as a rule of thumb, count the windows â the more there are, the more valuable the Bus is, and this rare beauty has 15 of them. Also note the clean, unadorned lines on the body that are accentuated by straight, original bodywork - not hippie art or silly graphics - and the smooth, shiny driver-quality paintwork that shows incredibly well on this icon. The paint was applied many years ago, and it does have a very light patina acquired in the subsequent years, and even though it's not a perfect trailer queen today, any owner would be proud to show this beauty off. We may be underselling it because it still has a lovely shine, great depth, and a very nice, uniform presentation. That gorgeous red pinstripe that separates the two colors is the perfect line of demarcation between the competing shades. Components like the painted white bumpers and a big chrome VW emblem in the center of the front end are trademarks that VW faithful can recognize from a mile away, and all those windows make it as bright and airy inside as you'd expect. The swooping, bright trim that starts at the nose and wraps around the top half of the body is in good shape, showing off a slight haze in some spots that only adds a little extra character to this Bus.   With a spacious cabin that's been impeccably cared for through the years, the interior offers great two-tone colors and spacious accommodations for several passengers, and the classic style is always impressive. The White-and-Gray vinyl split-bench seat up front sets the tone, and there are two more matching benches waaaay in the back, all of which are in great shape with excellent springs inside. The seats are covered in an uber-durable vinyl upholstery that resembles cloth. The soft colors on the seats and matching two-tone door panels complement the exterior perfectly. All the side panels were covered in two-tone vinyl to keep the color theme inside and give the cabin a finished look. The taut white headliner overhead and tough indoor/outdoor carpeting covering the floors underneath keep everything well-insulated and authentic inside. Ornate privacy curtains were expertly stitched and purposely selected to match the interior and add a touch of home, making the cabin an exceptional place to spend some time. The front seats offer a commanding view of the road completely free of obstructions, and the bus-like driving position is very comfortable for long trips, which is what these buses were designed to do. The dash is mostly stock, with the factory speedometer ahead of the driver, the fuel gauge just to the left, and the grab handle down on the other side. That upright original steering wheel was fully restored and feels great in the hands of the driver, and a tall shifter juts out from the floorboard and manages the 4-speed manual transmission below. In addition to the rear bench seats, there's a large and nicely upholstered package shelf/storage area atop the engine bay in the back that is often used as a bed, a space for 'alternative herbal reflection', or whatever else floats your boat.   The engine powering this Splittie is a relatively high-performance version of the Beetle's venerable flat-four. Displacing 1600cc, it's big enough to provide some added punch without sacrificing reliability. With signs of maintenance throughout, it breathes easily, fires on demand, and pulls strong, which means more power and reliability. A winding exhaust system extracts every bit of horsepower from the little boxer engine, and it has a great note that's instantly familiar and will bring a smile to your face. The underside is relatively stable, although we can see a few patch panels and minor rust. The torsion bar front end keeps the Bus tracking true, strong shocks help set the stance, and the 4-speed manual transmission means it's a lot of fun to drive. Vintage steel wheels adorned with white hubcaps look sporty and are wrapped with 5.60-15 rubber with plenty of tread.    If you're a fan of VW buses, this 15-Window Type 2 is great. Call today! 

 Rebuilt 1600cc dual port engine (8/21, $2,830 receipt)  Freshly rebuilt 4-speed manual transmission  Electronic ignition and new coil  New steering disc and rebuilt steering box  Starter wired directly to battery  New alternator   New front flex brake lines  Brand new fuse box  Sky Blue and Pastel White two-tone paint  14" wheels with 195/70/14 tires  Functional camper top  Refreshed black and gray two-tone vinyl seats  Replaced carpet in good condition  Clean and clear gauge cluster  Rear kitchenette area 

Beetle

If you like to have fun with an old car, this 1973 Volkswagen Beetle Herbie the Love Bug Replica is for you! Herbie started his film career as a cute 1963 Volkswagen Beetle in the 1968 Disney film, 'The Love Bug'.  Herbie had a mind of his own, could 'talk' and was capable of driving himself. He was also a serious contender in auto racing competitions. Throughout most of his film and TV appearances, Herbie is distinguished by red, white and blue racing stripes running from front to back bumpers, a racing-style number '53' on the front luggage compartment lid, doors, and engine lid. A simulated soft sunroof, early-style bumpers, a rear spoiler and chrome headlight visors add to the Herbie vibe this great little car has. Fun Herbie tribute car Herbie movie car-like decals and accessories 1600cc flat four-cylinder engine 4-speed manual transmission Dual carburetors Early-style split bumpers Panasonic stereo Runs and drives great Lots of smiles per miles  This fun Herbie tribute car features such whimsical features as a red nitrous tank (not functional) mounted in the passenger foot wall and a control panel in the passenger-side dash for Herbie's various switches and gauges in keeping with the movie car theme. There are some additional gauges, controls for a siren mounted underneath the dash, Panasonic stereo and an upgraded shifter as well. The dash has a plaque that reads "CAUTION: Do not lower windows at speeds in excess of 120 mph" adding to this car's fun character and charm.  Powered by a 1600 cc flat four Volkswagen engine with dual carburetors, Herbie runs great and is easy and fun to drive. This 1973 Volkswagen Beetle Herbie Replica attracts attention and smiles wherever it goes. Call today! 

HIGHLIGHTS:  1600 CC Engine  4 Speed Manual Transmission  Power Front Disc Brakes  Brosel Solex Carb  Pertronix Ignition  14" Painted Steel Wheels with Chrome Caps  Front and Rear Roof Racks  Side Mounted Ladder  Manual Retractable Top  Painted Front and Rear Bumpers  Matching Umbrella with Side Table and Stools  Brown Vinyl Split-Bench Seats  Rubber Flooring  Wooden Paneling  Sink  Refrigerator  Overhead LED Lighting  Fold Down Bed  Inverter with Shore Power Hook Up  Full Photo Set of Restoration  Recent Work Receipts 

Brown

4462-TPA 1993 VOLKSWAGEN TYPE 2 13 WINDOW DELUXE BUS  HIGHLIGHTS:  1500cc Engine  4 Speed Manual Transmission  Single Barrel Solex Carburetor  Power Brakes  Front Disc Brakes  Clean Engine Bay  Light Blue and White Two-Tone Paint  13 Window Design  Painted Bumpers  Clean Door Jambs  Alum/Wood Roof Rack and Ladder  14" Painted Steel Wheels with Chrome Centers  Faux White Wall Tires  Fog Lights  Beige Vinyl Split-Bench Seating  Light Blue Painted Dash  Clear Gauges  Large Sunroof  White Cloth Curtains  Seatbelts for All 3 Benches  Clean Rear Storage Area  South American VW Heritage  Km/h Speedometer 

4463-TPA 1984 Volkswagen Type 2 13 Window Deluxe Bus  HIGHLIGHTS o Restored 1900cc Engine o 4-Speed Manual Transmission o Front Power Disc Brakes o Power Brake Booster o Restored Engine Bay o Two-tone Teal and White Paint o Aluminum/Wood Roof Rack  Ladder o 14" Painted Steel Wheels o Beige Interior o Seatbelts on All Benches o Cloth Curtains o Painted Dash 

Karmann-Ghia

Description coming soon, call for details 

Super Beetle

HIGHLIGHTS  Exceptionally preserved Volkswagen Super Beetle Convertible  Owned by the same family for 42 years  1600cc Engine  Fuel Injection  4-Speed Manual Transmission  MacPherson Strut Front Suspension   15" Wheels with 165/80R15 Tires  Believed Original Paint  Well-Preserved Black Vinyl Interior   Sale Includes Handwritten Mileage Log and VWoA Delivery Documentation 

Silver

Black

*Distinct South American import *Desirable 13-window configuration, including wraparound rear glass *Sharp-looking well-restored style *Glossy green and cream two-tone *Vintage-style vintage roof rack and a ladder *Big canvas sunroof *Restored interior w/newer upholstery, matching side panels, and good carpeting *Driver-oriented: bucket seat and upgraded four-speed shifter *Three full rows of seating *Tinted glass *Curtains for all the side windows *Extra-clean engine bay *1600cc flat-four motor *Four-speed manual transmission *Power brakes with front discs *New tires (2022) 

Green

FEATURES:  Expansive Moonroof for Panoramic Views  Easy-to-Maintain Vinyl Interior  Advanced Power Brakes for Enhanced Safety  Stylish 14" Classic Wheels  Authentic Dual to Single Exhaust System  Signature Factory Muffler for that Distinct VW Sound 

Yellow

This 1996 Volkswagen Type 2 13-Window Camper is for the true adventurer.  After all, you get a lot of the classic VW camper fun but in a younger package with plenty of fresher investments.  So this is the one that delivers the feeling that lives up to your daydreams, but in a package that's easy to enjoy in real life.  We like a South American VW Bus like this.  They were able to incorporate some of the best early Type 2 features into the more efficient Breadvan design.  It's basically like they used an icon to create an icon.  That's why this is unmistakably a Type 2, and yet, it's also something distinct even in a crowd of VWs.  And this one is done right with a high-gloss green paint that shows off the quality of the body panels.  Bright chrome trim, fresh weather-stripping, and clean wheel wells all signal that this is a quality restoration.  We especially like the white paint.  It looks good on the roof, wheels, and bumpers.  Plus, it coordinates with fun details like the white Hella light covers in front and the white curtains in all of the side windows.  There are even thoughtful little things, like how the red in the curtain holders coordinates with the red canvas sunroof.   And not only will you love the look of the vintage roof rack, but the sale also comes with a coordinating aluminum and wood side ladder.  So if you do take this one to a campground, you may need to park a little further away for privacy because this detailed Bus attracts plenty of attention.   The interior has a fresh look done in a bright and clean beige.  The hint of red you saw on the outside also works inside.  It's on the dash pad, carpet piping, seat belts, and seat piping for a thoughtful and uniform style throughout this VW.  The front offers a wide spit bench that gives the driver individual bucket-like comfort.  The driver also gets a Jay Matt sports steering wheel ( a nice Brazilian piece), a shoulder seatbelt, and an upgraded four-speed shifter with a confident mechanical action.  So it feels like a road-ready journeyman, and what's behind the front seats confirms this is ready for a road trip.  This is a proper camper setup where the rear is a living room and kitchen thanks to a center table (removable), wood flooring, extra storage, comfy seating, and a sink basin.  And yes, the rear seat folds flat into a bed.  So you can just imagine opening up the large roof and laying down to see a starry night sky.  The rear hatch shows off an exceptionally clean powerhouse, which is a reminder that they paid attention to every inch of this VW during its restoration.  It's a 1600cc motor that runs with the eager and hardy nature you want in a well-kept Volkswagen.  As you look underneath this Type 2, you can see a fresh and clean suspension, which gives you the right confidence to hit the road.  That's also why you have good cruising features like power brakes, front discs, and modern touring tires.    This is the kind of setup that would be extra comfortable for an afternoon at the car show or you could even hit the road and wander for days at a time.  So if you're looking to turn heads on journeys near and far, call today! 

HIGHLIGHTS:  1600 CC Engine  4 Speed Manual Transmission  Electric Fuel Pump  New Clutch, Flywheel, and Bearing  New Stainless Steel Brake Lines  New Disc Brake Calipers/Rotors  2.5-inch Drop Spindles  All New Front Suspension  New Black Vinyl Convertible Top  15" EMPI-8 Chrome Wheels  LED halo headlights and LED taillights  Quad Dual Exhaust Tips  New Door Handles  Custom Black Interior  Low-back Bucket Seats   Bluetooth Radio  New Body Seals 

Thing

Picture this: a bright yellow 1973 Volkswagen Thing, ready to whisk you back to an era of bell-bottoms and peace signs. A paint job that is not just yellow; it's sunshine yellow, bright enough to make daisies jealous. The top and a rear plastic window is in great shape, with just a bit of character.  With its convertible top and four doors, it's like a beach buggy and a jeep had a love child that was all about good vibes and open roads.  Inside, and you'll find an interior that's as fresh as a daisy. Black cloth seats that feel like they've just been plucked from a 70s catalog - perfect for those sunny days in shorts. The custom steering wheel adds a touch of personal flair, and the updated stereo is ready to blast your favorite tunes from AM/FM/XM to CD, with VDO aux readouts neatly added to the dash, keeping you well-informed and in control.  Under the hood of this 1973 Volkswagen Thing lies the 1600 CC engine with a dual carb setup, nestled alongside a 4-speed manual transmission. The front end feels tight and responsive, with a gearbox that's as smooth as a lava lamp, making every journey a joyous throwback experience. Adding to its charm is a unique gas heater in the trunk, a nod to the meticulous restoration efforts by a true VW enthusiast. Remember, the Volkswagen Type 181, known as 'The Thing,' is more than a car; it's a legend, with its brief two-year stint in the USA adding to its mystique.  Highlights:  1600CC engine  Dual carb setup  4 Speed manual transmission  8 Ball Shifter knob  Manual convertible top  Black Cloth interior  Alpine AM/FM/XM CD player   VDO gauges   Custom steering wheel   Yellow Full repaint inside and out  Includes misc spare parts and operator's manual  1973 Volkswagen Thing, wth its lively 1600 CC dual carb engine and smooth 4-speed manual transmission, this sunny cruiser is a joyride back in time. Inside, the VDO aux readouts, AM/FM/XM, and comfortable cloth upholstery enhance every journey, while the unique gas heater hints at meticulous restoration. A rare gem, this VW Thing, with its two-year-only import legacy.  Call today! 

This 1957 Volkswagen Beetle has been given big investments so that you can really show off that unmistakably iconic look.  And we bet you'll just love how this one seems to have all the accessories while also being a shining example of an early Bug.  Beetle aficionados cherish these years because of the craftsmanship that goes into the earlier cars. You see it in details like the covered headlights, mini grilles in the front, "W" decklid, and the overall fit and finish.  Plus, '57 was the last year of the oval rear window.   There has been a nice restoration investment in this car where the cream paint has the kind of soft glow that seems ideal for a vintage car held in esteem.  And the clean style means you can easily see the shining brightwork elements like the beautiful full side trim, polished two-piece wheel trim, and mirror-like bumpers with overriders.  But what we may just like best of all is how this VW reminds us that the original Bugs were true cruisers long before the counterculture started enjoying them.  And so this has all the best vintage wanderer accessories, like a red-tinted windshield sunshade, matching side window breezies, logo mud flaps, and whitewall tires.  There are even wood-slat racks over the roof and rear to make this look like you're road-tripping all the way to Germany (after all, the Beetle is so well built that it floats!)  Inside, the classic VW interior looks nice from a quality presentation.  The vivid red on the seats, doors, and carpeting has the attractive style of a proper investment.  We love all the little vintage details, like the parcel shelf under the dash, AM radio (for display,) working dome light, and central VDO gauge.  And while they made sure this one feels fresh, we like that the steering wheel appears to be a survivor/original piece as a nice reminder that this car has been loved for generations.    The engine bay is a very clean marvel of simplicity - just what these Beetles should be.  The very tidy 1200cc horizontally-opposed four-cylinder engine fires up easily with a magical buzz that only an air-cooled motor can. These are far from the most powerful motors out there, but it's the engineering that makes the VW legendary. The rear-mounted motor gives the car good traction, and it doesn't have the power loss associated with a large driveshaft. The four-cylinder is built to be stout and run all day without overheating thanks to air cooling.  Also, you get to make the most out of this motor with the control of the four-speed manual transmission.  The result is a nippy little car.  But let's face it, when it looks this good, you want to be going slow enough so everyone gets a good stare at this bug.  This is the right blend of custom, vintage, and overall investment.  Call today!!! 

Other

Is there any vehicle with as many stories to tell as the VW Microbus? Camper, transporter, pickup truck, house on wheels, tour guide, whatever it is, the VW bus has done it. This 1975 Volkswagen Type 2 Bus is just a wonderful way to grab all of that history and keep it for yourself, all wrapped in a familiar yet surprisingly stylish body.  Someone has obviously lavished a lot of time and attention on this VW and the results are pretty darned nice. It's definitely high-visibility with its cheerful red and white paint scheme, but the beautiful paint isn't the only thing that this VW is about. Instead, it's about details and here there are many. Note the clean, unadorned lines accentuated with a smidge of art and by laser-straight bodywork and deep, shiny paintwork that only comes from pros doing their thing, and in this case the fells at Reads Automotive in Ft. Worth, Texas really went all out. The two-tone combination is quite period-correct and gives the bus a jaunty appearance that works well with the VW's famous personality. Other things like the painted chrome bumpers and big chrome VW emblem in the center are trademarks that VW faithful can recognize from a mile away and all those big windows make it as bright and airy inside as you'd expect. Finally, the piece de resistance is the retractable vinyl roof section that takes gazing at the stars during a camping trip to a very high level.    The interior is really where these vehicles shine. Totally restored, it offers durable materials and basic accommodations for passengers, but the style is timeless. Red vinyl upholstery with white piping is a wonderful complement to the red and white exterior and the updated vinyl will last practically forever. Handsome side panels and door panels give it a very finished look and the original-style headliner overhead keeps it bright and clean. Plush black carpets are up front, and a Persian-style rug was laid down in front of the rear bench seat, which as awesome touch that we think really ties the whole bus together, Big Lebowski style. But that's just like our opinion, man. The front seats offer a commanding view of the road completely free of obstructions, and the school bus-like driving position is actually comfortable for long trips, which is really what these buses were designed to do, providing a commanding driver's seat offers a panoramic view out the massive windshield. Basic instrumentation was provided by the factory, and it deviates from the Beetle by using three round pods that may just have been influenced by another air-cooled, rear-engined people transporter from VW. You'll also be pleased to see that even the stereo looks correct, because the builder picked a modern retro-style AM/FM/AUX unit that fits in the dash, with USB connectivity through a capable under the dash. And in addition to the seats, there's a reasonably large and nicely upholstered package shelf mattress-pad atop the engine bay in back, so this bus is camp-ground ready.  The engine is a relatively modest version of the Beetle's venerable flat-four. Displacing 1641cc, it carries a correct piston and sleeve kit, and fires right up on demand and runs incredibly smooth. With the vast array of upgrades available for these tough little machines, this one is remarkably stock, right down to the single carburetor and factory-style air cleaner up top. It's neatly detailed and clean, and given the reliability of these VWs, you should be able to enjoy this one for many years to come. The underside is in very good condition and with a 4-speed manual transmission (and a super cool shifter topped with a custom figurine), it is a lot of fun to drive. A stock exhaust system gives it that familiar VW sound, and even that is likely OEM-spec, so you know the former owners were really sweating the details. Standard steel wheels were painted red and adorned with proper chrome hubcaps and 195/75/14 radials look traditional but improve the handling in a noticeable way.  If you're a fan of VW buses, this is a wonderful example that was restored to a surprisingly high level. Everything that was done only enhances what was already great, making it one of the best we've seen. Call today! 

Vanagon

*Classic VW van silhouette that maximizes useful space *Factory-correct metallic blue shows the right signs of the original application *Upgraded 15-inch Mercedes polished alloys *Meaty BF Goodrich Mud Terrain tires *Useful tow hitch and wiring plug *Classic  and comfy blue velour interior *Commanding driving position with high-back captain's chair *VDO gauges with large speedo and tach *So much room for activities! *2.2-liter fuel-injected Subaru flat-four motor -Kennedy Engineered Products swap (known leaders in this upgrade) *Four-speed manual transmission with separate low-range gear *Syncro full-time four-wheel drive system *Power steering, power brakes, and front discs *Consignor states recent suspension investments that include: -Rack and pinion -Pads and rotors -Upper ball joints -Front-wheel seals -Front and back CV boots -Transaxle gaskets -Gas tank grommets *Owner's manual 

Blue

HIGHLIGHTS:  1200cc Engine  4-Speed Manual Transmission  Dual Exhaust System  Seafoam Green  15" Wheels  Vintage Wolfsburg Badge  Earlier Style Body  Gray and Seafoam Green Vinyl Seats  Floor Shifter  Air Conditioning  Original Blaupunkt Radio (Needs Service)  Aftermarket Euro-style Fuel Gauge 

1600cc air-cooled engine 4-speed manual transmission Desirable Clementine Orange color One of only 1970 model 11,432 Cabriolet models imported to the U.S. Runs and drives great Unmodified stock original VW Fun to drive 

Orange

6889-DFW 1979 Volkswagen Super Beetle Convertible  This 1979 Volkswagen Super Beetle Convertible stands out with its classic white finish and matching white vinyl convertible top. The timeless design features 15-inch wheels wrapped in 165/80R15 Nexen tires, ensuring a ride that's both stylish and smooth. The exterior is in impressive condition for its age, believed to be the original paint, showcasing a body that's been well-cared for. The white convertible top, complete with a glass rear window and a white vinyl boot, adds a touch of elegance and practicality, making this Beetle a delightful choice for open-air drives.  Inside, the white vinyl bucket seats create a bright and welcoming environment. The clean black carpet contrasts nicely with the white door panels and seats, giving the cabin a fresh, crisp look. Original style VW rims and chrome trim around the car further enhance its vintage appeal. The dash and gauges are stock and in excellent condition, with a clean dash and well-maintained wood grain accents. The straightforward design of the Super Beetle's interior makes it both functional and charming, with everything in its place and in working order.  Underneath, the 1600cc Flat 4 engine with electronic fuel injection pairs perfectly with a 4-speed manual transmission. This combination provides reliable and efficient performance, typical of Volkswagen's engineering prowess. The independent front suspension and transaxle rear setup ensure a smooth and controlled ride, while drum brakes on all four wheels offer confident stopping power. Recent maintenance includes a new fuel tank, alignment, and tires, keeping this Beetle running and driving as it should.  Highlights:   1600 CC Flat 4 Engine  Electronic Fuel Injection  4 Speed Manual Transmission  Independent Front Suspension  Transaxle Rear Suspension  Drum Brakes   White Paint  White Vinyl Convertible Top  Glass Rear Window  White Convertible Boot  15" VW Rims in 165/80R15 Nexen Tires  Chrome Trim and Rock Chip Guards  White Vinyl Bucket Seats  Black Carpet  Stock Dash and Gauges  Wood Grain Accents  Seatbelts in the Front  Receipts for Maintenance  Full-Size Spare/Rim  This 1979 Volkswagen Super Beetle Convertible, with its classic design and well-preserved condition, offers a delightful driving experience. From its reliable 1600cc engine to its stylish white vinyl interior, this Beetle is ready for both daily drives and weekend cruises. Call today! 

 1600cc Flat-Four Engine  4-Speed Manual Transmission  Single Port Intake  Newer Replacement Carburetor  Independent Suspension  Yellow Paint  Black Cloth Convertible Top  14" Steel Wheels in 195/75R14 Tires  Chrome Exhaust Tip  Soft Top Windows  Black Vinyl Interior  Bucket Seats  AM/FM Radio  Floor-mounted Shifter  Spare Tire 

Highlights: *32,730 Believed Original Miles *Eye Catching Yellow *White Convertible Top *1600 CC Four Cylinder *4 Speed Manual  *Black Vinyl  *Independent Rear Suspension  *Two Piece Wolfsburg Wheels  *Only Imported To US For Two Years 

3484-PHX 1959 VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE While it's more 'Jailhouse Rock' than 'Heartbreak Hotel,' this 1959 Volkswagen Beetle with a newer gray paint job definitely has character. The front fenders with the yellow-tinted headlights and a singular yellow fog lamp, setting it apart in a crowd. Adding to its retro look are the steel wheels with white trim rings, mimicking classic whitewalls. And let's talk about the cool addition - a roof rack with two small surfboards, perfect for those beachside drives. The Beetle's stance is lowered, giving it a sleeker look, and it features pop-out rear windows for that extra bit of air. Inside this ride, the black vinyl seats have been lovingly redone, complementing the new condition of the headliner. The interior paint mirrors the exterior's spirit, adding to the Beetle's charisma. With a factory steering wheel, stock gauges, and an addition of three under-dash gauges for temperature and oil pressure, the carpet and door panels remain in good condition. Under the rear decklid, the 1641 c.c engine, a substantial upgrade from the original, sits pristinely. The engine and drivetrain have been meticulously maintained, with detailed receipts to prove it. This Beetle breathes through a Solex carburetor and channels its spirit through a 4-speed manual transmission. Equipped with front disc brakes, fresh front struts, and a recently installed clutch and oil cooler. The dual exhaust peeks out the back, with that one-of-a-kind VW purr.  HIGHLIGHTS: o 1641CC upgraded engine o Solex carburetor o 4-speed manual transmission o New front struts o New clutch  o Front disc brakes o Dual exhaust system o Newer gray paint  o Yellow-tinted headlights and fog lamp o Steel wheels with white trim rings o Pop-out rear windows o Roof rack with two surfboards o Lowered stance o Black vinyl seats o New headliner o Good carpet o Factory steering wheel  o Stock gauges with additional under-dash gauges o Gray Painted interior o Comprehensive build receipts o Spare parts in trunk  This 1959 Volkswagen Beetle, with its upgraded 1641cc engine, black vinyl bucket seats, comfortable interior, and eye-catching gray exterior complete with a roof rack and surfboards. Whether cruising down the coast or parked at a local show, this Beetle is bound to start conversations. Call today! 

The 1973 Volkswagen Sports Bug shines in sleek marathon silver metallic, adorned with stylish black stripes that tell tales of its unique heritage. This compact marvel cruises on Porsche 914-style wheels, catching everyone's eye. A fresh coat of paint from about three years ago still glistens, and black accents like bumpers, headlight rings, and exhaust tips, along with a slightly raised stance, give it a subtle yet distinctive road presence.  Step inside, and you'll find a refreshed, true-to-original interior with comfy black vinyl and cloth bucket seats, ready for action with the floor shift lever. The clean dashboard reflects the meticulous care this cabin has received. Even the door paint complements the overall interior condition, creating a serene sanctuary for your journey.  Lift the rear decklid to reveal a 1776 CC 4-cylinder engine, skillfully rebuilt by Chico from California, less than 2000 miles since its rebirth. Teamed up with dual IDF 40mm AA carburetors and a rebuilt 4-speed manual transmission, this VW is embarking on a new chapter, as lively and eager as ever.  Highlights:  1776 CC 4 Cylinder Engine  4 Speed Manual Transmission (rebuilt by Chico in California)  Dual IDF 40mm AA Carbs  Correct Marathon Silver Metallic Paint (repainted about 3 years ago)  Painted Black Stripes  15" Porsche 914-style EMPI alloys  Refreshed Correct Style Interior  Black Vinyl  Cloth Bucket Seats  Magazine Ad for Car  Brochure  Owner's Manuals  Original Bill of Sale  Receipt for Engine and Trans  This 1973 Volkswagen Sports Bug With notable mechanical upgrades, infamous silver exterior, and a tastefully refreshed interior, genuine documentation, including the original bill of sale, this Sports Bug's authenticity is unquestionable. Call today! 

3714-PHX 1977 VOLKSWAGEN SUPER BEETLE CONVERTIBLE  In a world where conformity reigns supreme, this 1977 Volkswagen Super Beetle Convertible dares to break the mold. Draped in a coat of white that gleams like a pearl, this classic drop-top is ready to make every sunny day an adventure. The 15" steel wheels, adorned with chrome caps and wrapped in 165/80R15 Kumho Powerstar tires, add a touch of sophistication to the iconic Bug silhouette. And when the urge to feel the wind in your hair strikes, the white vinyl top folds down effortlessly, revealing a cabin that's as inviting as it is stylish.  Slip into the gray velour bucket seats, and you'll find yourself enveloped in a world of comfort. The cloth upholstery, a rare treat in a '77 Beetle, ensures that even on the hottest days, you'll stay cool and collected. The rear bench, also wrapped in matching velour, offers ample space for friends to join in on the fun. The door panels, with their simple yet elegant design, add to the car's overall charm. The dash with dash mat keeps things looking tidy with the factory gauges, still ticking away like a well-oiled machine, are complemented by a Blaupunkt AM/FM cassette player, ready to provide the perfect soundtrack to your journeys.  But this Beetle isn't just about looks â it's got the heart of a true adventurer. The 1600cc engine, sporting a fresh coat of green paint and eye-catching red pulleys, eagerly awaits your command. Paired with a 4-speed manual transmission, this powerplant delivers an engaging driving experience that's sure to put a smile on your face. The factory VW suspension, with MacPherson struts up front and trailing arms with shocks in the rear, ensures a smooth ride, while the drum brakes on all four corners provide reliable stopping power.  HIGHLIGHTS:   1600cc Engine  4-Speed Manual Transmission  Electronic Fuel Injection  Factory VW Exhaust  Drum Brakes  White Paint  15" Steel Wheels with Chrome Caps  165/80R15 Kumho Powerstar Tires  White Vinyl Convertible Top  Glass Rear Window  Gray Velour Bucket Seats  Matching Rear Bench  Factory Gauges  Blaupunkt AM/FM Cassette Player  Pioneer Speakers in Kick Panels  Carpeted Trunk  Miscellaneous Receipts for Parts  This 1977 Volkswagen Super Beetle Convertible, with its timeless style, comfortable interior, eager drivetrain, and 165/80R15 tires, is the perfect companion for anyone looking to add a little adventure to their life. Call today! 

3529-PHX 1972 VOLKSWAGEN TYPE 2 WESTFALIA CAMPER VAN This 1972 Volkswagen Type 2 Westfalia Camper Van ignites a spark of adventure with every turn of the key. In a white coat with a pearl basecoat lying subtly beneath, it radiates a sense of readiness for whatever lies ahead. The van's bespoke flair, highlighted by upgraded headlights, blackout trim, and LED lights, sets the stage for tales of road trips, campfires, and nights under a canopy of stars. Adding to its adventurous spirit, 14" wheels wrapped in Maxxis Mud Terrains stand ready to tackle any terrain, blending seamlessly with its custom aesthetics. Step inside, and you're greeted by a brown and tan interior that immediately says, "Welcome home." Vinyl bucket seats beckon you to sit back and relax, while the EMPI shifter suggests that adventures are just a gear away. The camper-style interior, complete with fold-down bed, storage cabinets, and a pop-top with a bed up top, promises comfort and practicality. It's clear this van was designed for those who dream of the open road, to make the great outdoors feel like your living room. Nestled in the rear engine bay, you'll find a 2.0-liter heart coupled with a trusty 4-speed manual transmission for an expedition filled with twists and tales. The engine, polished with chrome cleaner, gleams with the promise of adventure, while the van's underpinnings feature power disc front brakes along with independent front and rear suspension. Whether it's navigating through rugged landscapes or cruising down long stretches of highway, this van is equipped to deliver unforgettable experiences with comfort and ease. HIGHLIGHTS:  2.0 Liter Engine  4 Speed Manual Transmission  Power Disc Front Brakes  Independent Front Suspension  Independent Rear Suspension  Chrome Air Cleaner  White Paint with Pearl Basecoat  Upgraded Headlights  Blackout Trim  LED Lights  14" Wheels and Maxxis Mud Terrains  Brown and Tan Vinyl Interior  Bucket Seats  Floor Shifter  Camper Style Interior with Fold-Down Bed  Storage Cabinets  Pop-Top with Additional Bed  Custom Steering Wheel  Fahrenheit Aftermarket Radio  EMPI Aftermarket Shifter  This 1972 Volkswagen Type 2 Westfalia Camper Van is a companion for those who yearn to explore the world at their own pace - offering comfort, style, and readiness to usher you into the great unknown. Call today! 

*Same owner since 1977 *Comprehensive restoration in 2*number in the description* *High-gloss black paint *Body panels retain German quality fit *Good brightwork everywhere from the bumpers to the hubcaps *Extra-clean-and distinct black interior *Comfy Super Beetle high-back bucket seats *Velour upholstery rarely and extra-comfy feature *Rear defrost option *Dual-port 1600cc air-cooled motor *Four-speed manual transmission *Super Beetle adds trunk space and upgraded front suspension *Maintenance records *Owner's manual *Restoration photos 

A fun stance, a fresh interior, useful features (like a sunroof and Bluetooth radio,) and a strong powerhouse make this 1975 Volkswagen Super Beetle a distinct and fun classic.  Most Beetles aren't intimidating, but this one just can't help but have a touch of aggression.  There's a taller stance that lets this fit a nice set of Eagle Alloy wheels.  There's even an extra meaty rear set.  So while having more rubber on the road is always a nice thing for practicality, having a taller and wider Bug certainly makes it more imposing.  And of course, a bright red style can also be intimidating. But as you dig deeper, you also just see a quality VW.  Newer headlights, newer weather-striping, and clean glass show good fundamentals.  And the overall feeling is a good-looking car that has a driver-quality and driver-ready appearance.  The bright white interior has a distinct style and a nice feeling thanks to a fresher investment.  Classic wood-like trim, a smooth Super Beetle dash, and VW's good build quality make this inviting.  Plus, you can tell this one likes to be a cruiser. Features like the sunroof, smaller diameter sports steering wheel, and upgraded AM/FM/XM stereo with USB and Bluetooth make the drive a lot more fun.    Volkswagen's flat-four motor has a hardy reputation, and the 1500cc unit in the rear has a simplified setup for easy ownership and maintenance.  You'll even spot newer investments like the carburetor and belt.  It has a strong-running feeling, which gives you the right confidence to fully utilize the smooth-shifting four-speed manual transmission.  It makes for a great combo where you can really enjoy the motor and its air-cooled soundtrack.    This VW has a unique stance and nice upgrades.  But nothing added to this one ever takes away the hardy nature that makes a Beetle a terrific classic.  So don't miss this deal.  Call today!!! 

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