Equipment
Air-cooled VW four, dual Weber carbs, Bridgestone Potenza tires, quad exhaust tips, VDO gauges, wood rim steering wheel, Sony cassette stereo, tinted windows, locking glove box.
Condition
Decent paint with some noticeable chips and scratches. Slightly dirty engine bay. Shabby interior with loose door panel screws and fairly worn overall look to it. Showing 99,000 miles but doesn't look so bad overall. Much better than most 70s VW kit cars because Puma was a legit carmaker that sold complete automobiles in Brazil. Not a lot of them in the US, and few can claim to be this good.
Market commentary
This Puma's auction history is like a pachinko game, bouncing from auction and buyer to buyer. It sold at Mecum Kissimmee a year ago for $5,750, then at B-J Palm Beach three months later for $6,270, then at Anaheim three months ago for $5,000. This result looks like a home run, before transport, entry fees and commissions are taken into account.