1967 Volkswagen Beetle Base 1.5l on 2040-cars
Spencer, West Virginia, United States
1967 Volkswagon Beetle. 57,000 original miles on bug. No
rust, no bondo. New 2-tone green paint. New 1600 engine /0 miles/service break-in (by Keith’s VW
Specialists) All new interior and carpet, new window rubber, new
chrome, new tinted windshield, new shocks/stabilizer, new tie rods, new disc
brakes on front, new running boards, Bug-Pack shifter, racing steering wheel,
new high output headlights, new mirrors, new battery, new tail lights, T-bumpers,
Sony radio and speakers, new antenna, new wipers, new EMI mags and new 15”tires. NOTE: This is not a UK vehicle..for some reason EBay would not provide other options. Vehicle is listed and for sale locally so we reserve the
right to end the auction at any time. Vehicle is sold as is, no guarantees or warranties, all
sales final. Buyer is responsible for picking up or shipping of
vehicle. I am selling this for a neighbor so if you have a
question the turnaround time will be a few hours after I see it. WV sales require a 6% sales tax.
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While it shares its moniker with the old diesel, the new engine produces 150 horsepower, a 10-hp boost, and 236 pound-feet of torque. VW promises improved fuel economy as well, but it hasn't announced specifically what amount yet. The company claims that despite the same displacement, only the bore spacing is shared with the previous version. The mill includes new features like exhaust gas recirculation, an intercooler integrated into the intake manifold and low-friction camshaft bearings.
VW Group of America has had great success with diesels in the US recently. Vee-Dub and Audi sold 105,899 diesel-equipped models in 2013. It was the first time the group ever sold over 100,000 diesels in a year, and they accounted for 24 percent of sales. Scroll down to read the full press release about the announcement.
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