Vehicle Information:
This ’67 is very respectable and will sell fast.
“Purchased from original owner in 2011. Original Survivor. As you can see from the pictures, this is a very solid car with little to no rust. The original pans are in fine condition with no issues. The car has been brought back to original running condition using German OEM, Wolfsburg West or West Coat Metric parts. The seat belts have been replaced with modern 3 point retractables, however the originals will be included with the car. The body was originally Lotus White with one repaint to the light meringue yellow white it has now. The engine has one rebuild and is 99% stock with the exception of a pertronix ignition newly installed in a correct NOS Bosch distributor. (the car had been changed to a centrifugal advance 009 but is now back to the correct and much better running vacuum advance distributor) All heater tin and flaps are correct, and a new NOS thermostat is installed. The radio is a ’67 Blaupunkt restored by Matthias Klassen in Germany and is Short Wave, Police Band, AM, FM. The interior is in excellent shape and mostly original with the exception of new Wolfsburg West door panels and window cranks. The glovebox contains the original owners manual.”
Status: SOLD
Mileage: 87,618 miles
VIN: 117455754
Location: NC
Price: $9,850.00
Contact: Russ Keller
Work completed on the car includes:
- Brake pads front and rear
- German wheel cylinders on all 4
- Original brake drums turned on all 4
- New brake lines on all wheels
- New German dual circuit master cylindar
- New flex lines front and rear
- New brake light switch
- R&R shifter, clean and polish shift rod
- New shift bushing
- New clutch cable, German
- New E-brake cables (both sides)
- Reweld clutch cable hook
- New Scat throttle cable
- New steering damper and bushing
- New German ball joints (upper and lower)
- New KYB GR-2 shocks (the silver ones that ride nice)
- Lube all points including the steering box
- Correct alignment
- Adjustment of the steering box
- New rear axle bearing
- New rear axle seals
- New body shock pads
- Resurfaced R&R stock flywheel
- New silicone flywheel oil seal & o-ring
- New German Clutch and Pressure Plate
- Replaced transaxle mail shaft oil seal
- New SACHS release bearing
- New VW Tranny mounts
- New transaxle gear oil
- Replaced oil cooler with good used unit
- Replaced oil cooler seals with silicone seals
- Heads adjusted bolts torqued to spec and valve adjustment performed.
- Replaced damaged firewall insulation
- New gas tank sender (still needs adjustment as it only reads 1/2 full when filled)
- All new running light bulbs
- New H4 halogen headlights
- New WW wiper arms and wipers
- New WW wiper pivots and seals
- New Bosch Plugs
- New Bosch Coil
- New Bosch plug wires
- New WW bumpers front and rear
- New Bumper bracket seals front and rear
- New Heater hoses
- New hood and engine seals installed.
- All receipts and documentation will be included with car.
- A tow bar will be included is someone is going to pick the car up instead of having it shipped
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This ’67 is a true original survivor. Someone buy it before I do!
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Nice looking 67. Love the radio!
I’d agree! I’m sure this one will go fast.
Very nice.
beauty radio
lovely Beetle :D
Wow! Love your car.
Thank you,
much appreciated.
Wanting it to go to a good home…
I heard a rumor that this sold. :)
I’ll update to “PENDING” :)
Looks very nice… I have a ’67 also but mine came with ’66 front fenders… so now i bought a ’66 rear deck lid as well and albert type mirrors… im keeping the ’67 deck lid in case when i sell the buyer wants it… great job on your beetle.
I don’t believe that a ’66 decklid will fit on a ’67 body without some serious modifications..