Convertible, 12 Volt, 1500cc - Single Port Generation correct engine

1967 Volkswagen Beetle - Classic Additional Info:

It’s the end of an era. My father in law bought this 1967 Convertible Volkswagen beetle when my wife was 15 as her first car. They spent hours at swap meets junk yards and in the driveway working on it. She has kept it this long (24 years) because of those special memories but now it’s time for another person to enjoy it and actually drive it!!!Step back in time and experience the charm of a bygone era with this stunning 1967 Volkswagen Beetle Convertible. Whether you're a vintage car enthusiast or simply looking for a unique ride, this Beetle is sure to turn heads and bring smiles wherever you go.The 1967 Volkswagen Beetle is considered by many to be the best Beetle ever made and is a sought-after model by collectors.It's known for being the last year of the rounded bumpers, full metal dashboard, and 12-volt electrical system.It also has other unique features, including:1500cc - Single Port Generation correct engineCarburetor is Generation CorrectOriginal Paint color (has been been painted not original paint)Rear suspension: Widened track, softer torsion bars, and a Z-configuration equalizing torsion springClutch disc: Increased in sizeFlywheel: Changes madeWipers: Now had 2-speed motorsHighlights:Classic Design: Iconic Beetle shape with the added joy of a convertible roof.Historical Value: A piece of automotive history, perfect for collectors or vintage car lovers.Additional Features:Original AM radio and classic dashboard design.Clean and clear title.Recent tune-up and maintenance records available.Garage kept, non-smoking.This 1967 VW Beetle Convertible is not just a car; it's a piece of history, a conversation starter, and a joy to drive. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own this beautiful example of automotive artistry.**This is not fully restored and needs minor alignment and body work. But has many of the original 1967 parts and features. Also note odometer does not function and hasn't since we have owned it. eBay requires a mileage so the inputted mileage is last recorded and what odometer currently reads.