Vehicle Description
It's great when you can find a well-priced and well-presented
iconic classic. So take a look at all the details on this 1967
Volkswagen Beetle, but just know that you're not the only one
admiring this very vintage Bug.
The black paint makes for added distinction on this VW. Sure it has
a good gloss, but what's really nice is how it makes a distinct
contrast for all the brightwork pieces. You can tell they've taken
added care here with the mirror-like bumpers, nice two-piece wheel
trim, distinct dual exhaust tips, and the body trim that highlights
the Beetle's unique curves. Plus, you'll appreciate the details,
like the new wheels/tires package and good-looking rubber
seals.
The interior continues the dignified black look. There are signs of
a solid investment here to make this feels fresh and a nice place
to spend some time. VW fans will always take note of all the great
vintage features. This includes the items that would disappear
after this model year, like the low-back bucket seats and the
separate VDO fuel gauge. Plus, we know your heart skips a beat
every time you grab the thin and grippy steering wheel with
Wolfsburg crest in the center.
One of the biggest reasons the Beetle is an enduring icon is
because it has a motor built for endurance. VW's flat-four is the
epitome of the easy care classic, and the unique hum of this
air-cooled motor is what keeps us enthusiasts. Plus, this 1600cc
unit is an upgrade to the largest offered over the car's entire
run. The engine fires up readily, and the four-speed gives a smooth
action. And with the motor over the driving rear wheels and the
control of the stick shift, this Beetle is always fun to drive.
Distinct, iconic, and priced-right, this Beetle has a lot to offer.
So hurry up before someone else grabs this deal. Call today!!!
