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1973 Vw Beetle Convertible Pink on 2040-cars

US $2,800.00
Year:1973 Mileage:100000
Location:

Evergreen Park, Illinois, United States

Evergreen Park, Illinois, United States

 This listing is for a PINK 1973 Volkswagen Beetle Convertible.
The previous owner (I am the third owner) painted it pink (Sherwin Williams Lipstick Pink) to use for a fundraiser, allowing signatures on the body of the car in black marker. These marks can easily be removed or buffed out.
The engine does not run, and it needs a new engine. All other mechanics are running fine.  (Currently the Beetle is located at a VW specialty mechanic's shop in Evergreen Park, Illinois and this mechanic has capability to locate and install a new engine, at the buyer's responsibility)
The interior is in remarkably good shape for the vehicle's age, the only flaw is the glove compartment door is missing.
The body of the vehicle looks great, I have examined the car and found no flaws or rust.

I cannot ship or move this vehicle, the buyer will have to tow or ship. Unless other arrangements are made with the VW mechanic shop owner.
Upon a successful auction, I would like a deposit via PayPal ($500) with the remaining balance paid via Cash, Cashier's Check at the time of pick up. I have a clear title which I will provide along with a bill of sale at time of pick-up as well.

If you are local to Chicagoland and would like to see the vehicle BEFORE bidding, please e-mail me though eBay and I would be happy to set up a time during the mechanic's business hours.

Any questions, PLEASE feel free to contact me. I am selling this car simply because I don't have a place to store it and cannot currently afford to replace the engine. It is a lovely Beetle, in remarkable condition and I am very sad to see it go.

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