$15k and they can't be bothered to clean the underside of the engine lid. 
But hey, it has an alternator and dual carbs. And an aftermarket shifter. I guess you can't build one for that these days.
By Colin Wood
May 26, 2021
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This 1967 Volkswagen Beetle looks to be mostly stock, though does have one piece of equipment not delivered from the factory: A 1776cc engine in place of the 1593cc powerplant originally placed in the car.
The seller also notes that this Beetle was refurbished “about 10 years ago,” when it was repainted in the car’s original shade of Savannah Beige.
Other work the VW has received includes a new battery, a front-end alignment, brake overhaul and repairs to some wiring under the rear seat.
Available from Mosing Motors for $14,999, this 1967 VW Beetle is accompanied by its original keys, as well as the original instruction and maintenance manuals.
$15k and they can't be bothered to clean the underside of the engine lid.
But hey, it has an alternator and dual carbs. And an aftermarket shifter. I guess you can't build one for that these days.
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