1959 Vw Type 2 Single Cab Transporter on 2040-cars
Winter Park, Florida, United States
OK - You have been looking for this one and have finally found it - offered at a fair and low reserve price - A rare 1959 VW single cab - daily driver - garage kept - classic VW patina - just added safari windows - new paint - new rubber - inherited 1600cc engine -always starts strong and shifts smooth - good tires mounted on Empi aluminium wheels - included are the original wheels and hub caps - also wooden bed slats are removable and included - this truck is steeped in 55 years of history - a perfect ride for your construction or landscape business or a great ride to display your company logo - a real show stopper, head turner every where it goes - we are getting ready to move and lose our large garage and shop space - and as much as we really want to keep her because the value of these are rising faster than the stock market we want to sell to another air-cooled lover - Please ask any and all questions - we will respond in the evening - and remember FREE SHIPPING in the lower 48 - that's right free shipping !
Thank you for looking, good luck bidding and our favorite dashboard Hula girl is included. |
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