1971 Beetle Convertible. Needs some TLC, but mechanically strong. Easy restore!

We are selling my daughter's good old Bug!

It has served her well, ut it is time to move on to a late model daily driver.

She brought it to Pa. from Ma. a number of years back. It was a low mileage car with a repaint and was well kept. The odometer says 68,000 miles. It is believed to be original but the title does say exempt because of it's age. It was kept up with:

*** NEW TOP

***NEW TIRES

***NEW STARTER

***NEW BATTERY

***NEW SEAT COVERS

*** NEW CARPET TOO.

The engine runs great and it hits the road very well. Shifts, tops and steers well too.

The Floor pans started to give it up, s most of these do, o two new floor pans were purchased. The passenger side was installed, ut the job didn't come out the best. So when you have the driver's side pan that is included installed, ave them redo the passenger side too. Easy and not expensive repair.

That of course is the beauty of the "BUGS." Easy to work on, asy on parts. easy on gas and EASY ON THE EYES! She is a cute little Bugger don't you think?

All in all, his little bug could be really pretty again with a little body work and a re- squirt of original red. OR, o only what needs done and run the wheels of her. Either way, t is a great little car that is one of the most desirable collector cars available in a "budget" price range. They have been steadily going up in value for years and shows no signs of slowing down.

REMEMBER, ELLING AT NO RESERVE. HIGHEST BIDDERS BUYS A GREAT COLLECTOR/DRIVER.

Thank you for your time.