1970 VW Volkswagen Beetle Baja

Description for Volkswagen Beetle - Classic 1970

Just picked this Baja up a few weeks ago. and didn't think it out. I need my garage space back! Since I got her I Plasti Dipped™ almost the entire body in flat camo tan. The body is in excellent condition. The floor pans have been replaced/patched and are now solid. Previous owner installed later model VW seats by cutting a section of the heater channels out to weld in the brackets. dumb. The original seat channels are still on the floor. I was going to cut out this modification and use the original seat channels. The heat channels are otherwise in good shape and will patch up fine. The tires look new to me and are worth about $600. The Baja kit costs about $1. 00. The engine is a 1968-69 1500 SP and runs well. The sale of the car includes $90 worth of new tune up parts not yet installed (plugs. wires. cap. rotor . cap. condenser and wires). The windshield has a crack in it. There are no turn signals on the body. The wiring was gutted at one time and a very high end $400 fuse and wiring kit installed that is only about half completed. Brakes work. but need bleeding/ adjusting. They stop the car fine. Transmission shifts fine. I also replaced the rear window pop out seals with new ones from Wolfsburg West. Check out my feedback ratings. over 700 and 100% positive. Read the comments as well and bid in confidence. This car is nowhere near a perfect vehicle but an outstanding platform for use as an off roader or to build a better Baja. especially at the price. Especially if you're east of the Mississippi where these Bajas are virtually non existent.