Model history

The Volkswagen Beetle, originally designed by Ferdinand Porsche, made its debut in 1938. After the Second World War, he gained worldwide fame. Its distinctive appearance and reliability made it a symbol of mass motorization. In the 1950s and 1960s, the Beetle became a cult car and stood for freedom. Various variants were developed, including convertibles and station wagons. In 1960, production reached 15 million vehicles. In the 1970s, the Beetle lost its luster, but was revived in a modernized form at the end of the 1990s. In 2003, the era of the Beetle ended in Mexico, but it remains an unforgettable chapter in automotive history.

General information about the vehicle

For sale is a VW Beetle 1200 with first registration in 1981. This classic vehicle has had three owners so far and is accident-free throughout. The MOT is valid until 08/25, and it has an H license plate. The car is registered in Germany and is ready to drive immediately.

Characteristics

Exterior and interior

• Blue-purple-metallic paint
• Repainted, completely repainted inside and out
• Fabric interior

Engine and gearbox

• 1.2-liter 4-cylinder boxer engine with 34 hp
• Gearbox
• Last engine service in September 2017

Mileage

• 41,350 km (seller's specs). The mileage is traceable.

Documentation

• No checkbook available

Condition

• Condition of brakes: 70-90% and condition of tires: 70-90% (according to seller)
• According to the seller, there are no obvious rust spots on the underbody
• Small abrasions on the driver's seat, left cheek, generator regulator probably defective. Repair is done before sale.
• Restored vehicle
• Please see the photo gallery and videos for more insight into the condition of the vehicle.

Highlights

• Restored VW Beetle 1200, which has been in the possession of the current owner for 10 years
• Equipment, among others: radio
• Ronal rims
• Investments were made for welding, painting, new chrome parts and an H license plate

Summary

This 1981 VW Beetle 1200 attracts attention with its distinctive blue-purple metallic paint and Ronal rims. Equipped with a 1.2-liter 4-cylinder boxer engine (34 hp), a traceable mileage of 41,350 km and a restoration, including new paintwork, new chrome parts and H license plates, this vehicle embodies timeless elegance and authentic vintage appeal.