Volkswagen Beetle - Classic Convertible 2 Door on 2040-cars
Oxford, Georgia, United States
This Beetle has been in my family since 1993. Colorado for 10 years, 7 in Birmingham, and now Atlanta. I have a Colorado Title in hand and bill of sales from family members. ( You only needed a bill of sale to register the car here in Georgia, as I did)I am selling the Beetle because I have enjoyed this beetle for a long time and now its someone elses turn. I would like to free up the space its taking up in my garage. Notable comments on this Beetle:It was repainted before my uncle bought it in 1993. It was repainted in the original color. The interior still has the original paint. The car hasn't been in any major wrecks. Very minimal rust on this car. There is some under the battery and other small places, nothing major compared to most Bugs or in need of immediate fix. There are various dents and some very minor damage to rear body panel near exhaust. Overall this is a very HONEST, original car. Beetle starts up fine, but will stall a until its warm (2 minutes), then it idles fine. I usually hell/toe until it gets warm.
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