Vehicle Description
While we often love a 1966 Volkswagen Beetle for its vintage style,
this one is much more than that. The mean stance and full custom
driver-oriented interior certainly tell you that. And under the
hatch is quite a strong flat-four.
The white paint has a nice pearlescent glow, and so it lets the
sunlight show off the classic VW silhouette we all love. But while
that upgrade is subtle, the rest is not. You can tell this is a
bada$$ Beetle by the full upgraded yellow headlights that lead the
way. You'll also pick up on little details like the sport mirrors
and racing gas cap trim. Along the side, the EMPI polished wheels
(w/negative camper in the rear) really show off the lowered
suspension. And the polished exhaust pipe peeks out of the rear to
hint at the power within.
The pearl white returns inside, but that might not be what first
catches your eye. This was built with a real speed machine style.
That's why you have a four-point roll cage that was drilled for
lightness. And many of the interior stampings were bored to match.
It truly looks like a racecar, right down to the smooth aluminum
door panels. There are Braum racing seats that are modern units
finished in soft leather. So they look like this classic VW
borrowed modern Audi RS seats. There are some fun details here,
too. The display toggle switches are drilled for lightness just
like the panels. And while the headliner was taken out, that means
you get to see the mechanical workings of the sunroof. It was built
to be a strong driver with an upgraded wood and chrome steering
wheel, large oil temp and pressure gauges, and an EMPI floor
shifter w/reverse lockout.
The motor was built to be put on display. After all, the bold and
tidy red presentation seems to glow even more against all the white
of the car. More than just stylish, this powerhouse has serious
substance. We have a receipt from 2016 with $4,300 invested in
building this motor. It's a 1915cc unit built with aluminum
intakes, dual Weber 44 carburetors, 120 lift cam, and an upgraded
exhaust. It's made for performance driving with the four-speed
manual transmission built paired to a lightened flywheel, Stage 1
pressure plate, and HD clutch. And a nice set of modern tires help
add grip to this nimble Beetle.
Complete with maintenance records, this is a unique and speedy
Beetle that's a lot of fun. So at a price like this, you know you
need to hurry on this deal. Call today!!!
