1973 bug sedan. Strong motor, at least a 1600, I suspect it is larger but can't be sure without taking it apart. It is a dual port dual carb with an IRS transaxle. Rebuilt axles, new transaxle mounts new brakes all around, rear wire harness and fuse block, door and window seals, window regulators. Very drivable and road worthy. All the glass is original and in great shape.
We think this car was at least present at the 2008 La Carrera Panamericana rally in Mexico. The race decals and a few other clues suggest there may have been some rally required items installed and removed, including a different motor. The current motor is date appropriate for the car, no way to tell if its original however. The fenders are pre 68 which give the car a very sleek look. Interior is in great refurbished shape. Other than that it is pretty original. There are no seat belts, we believe rally harnesses were probably installed and later removed and the old seat belt were lost to time. A new owner can decide what to reinstall.
This is a very cool car with a history, likely pedigree and about 200 hours of personal attention that made it safe to drive again. I did nothing to disturb the awesome patina that only time can provide. My investment in parts and labor is way more than the current sale price. Call/Text/email
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