1967 Volkswagen Beetle

Description

The Volkswagen Beetle, originally known simply as the "Volkswagen" or "people’s car," became a global icon with nicknames like Käfer, Vocho, Coccinelle, Fusca, and Maggiolino. Upon entering serial production after World War II, it became the best-selling car based on a single platform, with 21.5 million units sold. This compact, practical, and affordable vehicle was a triumph of innovation and design, featuring a distinctive rounded shape that was both aerodynamic and visually groundbreaking. Its rear-wheel drive and small stature offered numerous benefits compared to other traditionally designed cars of the era, while its air-cooled engine was low-maintenance and easy to repair, cementing the Beetle’s reputation for reliability and ease of use. 

Highlights 

• Finished in period-correct two-tone light blue and white 

• Interior upholstered in light grey vinyl 

• Powered by a 1973-1974 model year 1,600 cc flat-four as decoded by its engine number   

• Two-tone 15 inch steel wheels with white rims and light-blue centers with chrome hubcaps 

• The car is reported to have had rust repaired in the floors, followed by acid dipping the body prior to it being painted.  

• Please note that while the odometer displays just under 42,000 miles at the time of listing, the true mileage is unknown 

Features 

• Door mounted map pockets 

• Roll-up side windows 

• Pivoting vent windows 

• Floor mounted gear selector 

• Front bucket seats 

• AM/FM radio 

• Carpeted trunk 

• Chrome bumpers 

• Dual side view mirrors 

• Black square weave carpeting 

• Venting rear side windows 

• Running boards 

Known Imperfections 

• Two small areas of paint discoloration 

Included 

• Warning triangle 

• Fire extinguisher 

• Receipts 

• Chilton's service manual 

Ownership History 

The current owner reports they acquired the car from Colorado in 2014.