1957 Vw Beetle Oval Window on 2040-cars
Molalla, Oregon, United States
For auction is a very original 1957 VW bug. The bug retains it's original interior and an 60's era carpeted headliner. The paint is mostly original, except for a couple repairs here and there. It retains it's original sheet metal throughout. The engine runs good and the transmission shifts well. The pans are all original and the heater channels are still good and original. The spare tire well is not rusty and is all original. The clove box is in great shape too with the original liner inside. It has an after market radio in it currently, but should be able to be covered by a blank plate. The rims are all original to the car. All original fenders, hood, and deck lid. The bumpers are also original to the car.
If you want a nostalgic VW to cruise around in, this is the one. You will be hard pressed to ever find such a solid original example of one of the most iconic cars ever built. One of the wheel cylinders is leaking and will need replaced before making it a daily driver. Please ask all questions before bidding and I will take more pictures for you if you need. NO NOT BID IF YOU HAVE "0" FEEDBACK. Contact me prior to bidding. I have no problem selling overseas. Thanks and happy bidding!! On Mar-13-14 at 06:06:07 PDT, seller added the following information: The drivers side rear fender has some dents in at on the lower side. They can be repaired, but I just wanted to make sure I pointed that out. Please look at the pictures closely. Thanks |
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