1973 Volkswagen Meyers Manx style Dune Buggy

Description for Volkswagen Other 1973

Holy Cow check out the Dune Buggy! This is a Very Nice Build Starting with a Rust Free Pan Meyer Manx style Fiberglass Body The motor is a Dual Port I do not know what CC it is but it has every indication that it has been Built! Probably Punched out bigger cam etc. It has a Weber Carb Headers Deep sump oil pan (Holds 6 Quarts) oil cooler and remote filter Aluminum valve covers tins etc etc. It has a Close Ratio 4 speed Shifter Bogie Brakes Nice full set of Auto Meter Gauges including Tac Speedometer Oil Pressure Oil Temp Volts. Racing seats with 4 point harness Full Roll Cage Brand New matching Off Road tires. New Shocks and Front End partsElectric Fuel Pump SS Brake Lines Runs Strong Drives Good Fully Titled and Street Legal. The Fiberglass Body is in Excellent Condition no cracks or missing parts. Paint is excellent as well Not a show buggy but Great Condition. I do not pretend to know everything about this Buggy as I am not a VW Expert and I purchased this from the auction however it appears that this was built very well with lots of good parts not just a back yard thrown together stock Buggy. Feel free let me know if you have any questions and I would be glad to help out as I am able. Call 616-318-0118 anytimeThis did have a Rear Seat with seat belts however it was completely useless with the Roll Bar No normal size human being would fit. and any kid that small would need a Car Seat so I removed it.Here are a few known items that will need attention. The brakes need to be adjusted it pulls to the left when braking. Pedal is good. Turn signals do not work all of the other lights DO. Wipers do not work but you probably wont be driving this in the rain anyway! There is an oil leak from the rear main seal easily replaced as stated from my VW Mechanic. Alt gauge does not work but the alt is working correctly. The rear view mirrors on the body are worthless and should be removed and new ones installed in a different location. Little Hot Rod ones installed on the windshield Frame would be perfect! I am sure the carb could use adjustments for fine tuning but I do not have that talent.Well that is the rundown I try to disclose all I know but again feel free to contact me if you need any other information. NO RESERVE AUCTION High bidder Gets It!!