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1970 Volkswagen Beetle Convertible Introducing this 1970 Volkswagen Beetle Convertible that is finished in a red exterior color complemented with a black interior. The sleek and unmistakable design of the Beetle has made it a cultural icon, earning its place as one of the most produced cars in the world. Its compact size, rounded curves, making it a standout on the road.Highlights:- California Car- Air-Cooled Flat-Four- 4-Speed Manual Transmission- Solex Single-Barrel Carburetor- Black Convertible Soft Top- Drum Brakes- 15-Inch Steel Wheels- Volkswagen Hub Caps- Chrome BumpersEquipped with a 4-speed manual transmission, air-cooled Flat-Four engine, Solex single-barrel carburetor, black convertible soft top, drum brakes all the way around, VDO instrumentation, dual exhaust outlets, floor-mounted shifter, chrome trim/bumpers, chrome ring headlights, fender-mounted turn signal indicators, 15-inch steel wheels, Volkswagen-branded hubcaps, and a jack. Convenience features include forward-folding front seats, driver-side rearview mirror, two-spoke steering wheel, vent windows, map pockets, a Kenwood stereo, and a fender-mounted antenna.This particular Beetle Convertible has recently emerged from storage and is currently not running, presenting a unique opportunity for recommissioning. Despite its current status, this classic vehicle is well-priced, making it an attractive option for those who appreciate the charm and potential of vintage automobiles. For $8,950
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