72 Beetle Mildly Custom Crate Motor Runs Like New on 2040-cars
Riverton, New Jersey, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
Engine:NEW CRATE MOTOR
For Sale By:Private Seller
Mileage: 500
Make: Volkswagen
Model: Beetle - Classic
Trim: Porsche
Drive Type: 4 Speed
1972 VolksWagen Super Beetle with a fresh 1641 crate motor and a 4 speed. She has a new clutch, rebuilt trannie. My favorite part....Porsche seats! Incredibly comfortable. (and leather too) No one can believe how amazing these things are!
New Brakes all the way around, New Hoosier Tires, New American Racing Rims (14" Chevy 5 bolts using a removable adapter - if you ever want to switch back to VW 4 bolts)
New Battery, New Battery Tray, New Exhaust. Solid floors
New Steering Wheel, New Gauges. The interior is good except for the headliner - see photo (No radio, No Defroster) The California Cooling Hood is a bracket kit that is removable for winter.
Also the flames are removable decals if they're not to your liking.
This is a drive anywhere Punch Buggy. I have tons of receipts and a clear title. She turns heads and brings smiles to everyone including you!
NO RESERVE!!!!
Thanks for looking.
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