Back on the market through eBay, this L620 Savanna Beige ’67 Beetle is a nice find. I get disappointed seeing so many chopped up vintage VWs on the road today. I’m a firm believer that stock will always bring a higher value. There are a few small things on this ’67 that are not correct, but it would not take much to make this car perfect. I’d love to see some engine photos.
- Original L620 Savanna Beige color
- Interior believed to be original paint
- 1500 single port
- Original doors, hood, deck lid and fenders.
- Uncut dash
- No rust
- Never hit in the front or rear
Status: SOLD
Mileage: 999,999 miles
Location: Tucson, AZ
Price: Bidding on eBay.
Contact: Pete | 520 883 6663 | 520 360 8201
Additional photos
For all you purist, this is what I noticed that is not correct.
*Fender beading
*Gas cap
*Running boards
*Wiper blades
*Door panels have speakers installed
*Headliner
*Radio
These are all minor things that could be fixed with ease. I think this car is a really nice find. I’d love to see some engine photos.
Eric, they have one engine pic posted…not pretty. You will need to send them an air cleaner.
Ahh, I see. This is why people don’t post engine photos. That does not even look like a ’67 air cleaner. Hmmm.
Nope, that is a 68 air cleaner.
Arg. That’s too bad. Thanks Eric for helping all of us understand what a proper ’67 should be.
How much is it?
The current bid is at $5,000.00. You can view the listing in the eBay ad.
Here’s the live ad.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1967-volkswagen-beetle-Unmolested-Original-Condition-/140794923664#ht_548wt_1182
I’m restoring a 67 as well. My brake lights are solid red. Should they be red and amber? Wish mine was as rust free as this one. I’m in Florida so we have a little more rust than Arizona.
Amber red is correct for the ’67 Type 1.
US Spec cars were all red