1969 Volkswagen Beetle, Vw Bug, 1600 Dual Port on 2040-cars
Kittanning, Pennsylvania, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Volkswagen
Drive Type: standard 4 speed
Model: Beetle - Classic
Mileage: 68,000
Trim: beetle
1969 VW Beetle Bug, 1600 dual port engine has around 68,000 miles, has 4 speed transmission, chrome bumpers , chrome wheels, tinted back windows, new headliner, new radio/cd, seats and carpet in excellent condition, body in about excellent condition - it has a couple places paint flicking off, underbody in excellent to mint condition- no holes, no patches , no rust, inspection is good till 5/14, bug is in excellent running condition. CASH ONLY when picked up, I will not ship nor deliver. Title must be transferred when picked up. I live about 60 miles northeast of Pittsburgh, PA between Kittanning and Indiana. I have it for sale locally and have the right to remove this listing if I sell it before it reaches the reserve, once it reaches the reserve it goes to the highest bidder on ebay, I will NOT sell it locally
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