1965 volkswagon buggy

1965 Volkswagen Type III Description

This is a 1965 Beach Buggy originally found in California.

I found this lonely dune buggy in Waco Texas were it had been in a barn most its life.

I quickly found out that you restore something like this because of a love for the vehicle not for the money. Needless to say I have over 17K invested. I realize the buggy is not worth that, so the price is much lower.

I don't have a photo of this but, it does have batman symbol lights that shine on the ground at night.

Just about everything on this buggy is new.

This buggy does not leak oil!!! Yes a VW that does not leak

It has a 1600cc engine all chromed out. I have an extra set of exhaust that you can have if you would like it.

features are:

new 1600cc engine has about 150-200 miles I have adjust the valves and there perfect

rebuilt transaxle transmission

New transmission throw-out barring upgrade kit

New High performance shifter upgrade

New steering wheel, GT type

New seats, with batman symbol's

New rear seat

New shocks

New tie-rod's and tie-rod ends

New wheels and tires the front are normal and the back are super wide for effect all matching

New custom Batman emblem on hood

New Batman logos

New black paint all around.

New Rhino-Liner inside for easy cleaning of the floor board.

New Speakers all around, Marine Grade quality overhead speakers

New Mini amp to give you that sound over the engine and road

All around completely restored ready to enjoy vehicle. This really is one of a kind.

This is for local pickup only. If you have questions and would like to let me know feel free to text me at 2103918816. Local pickup is San Antonio Texas.

The reserve price is 10,000 or 10K. I will not sale this item for any less as I will never for the rest of my life find one of these ever again. In fact this is so unique I am sure that this is the only one of its kind in the world, universe.

Yes you can drive it home across the country, but it won't be at 100miles an hour, it does max speed of 75-80mph, I suggest a running speed of 65.

Thanks for looking,

Eric