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Volkswagen Coccinelle 1303 Cabriolet – 1978
The item was sold for 23 116 €
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Volkswagen Beetle 1303 Convertible - 1978
Chassis n° 1582044692
French registration
French registration title
"An endearing Cox, in its mythical Cabriolet version.
"An endearing Cox, in its legendary convertible version."
The Volkswagen Beetle, designed in the 1930s under the direction
the direction of Ferdinand Porsche, aimed to be an economical
affordable car for the middle class. After
World War II, it became a worldwide success,
embodying simplicity, robustness and freedom. Available in many
versions, it's the cabriolet that interests us here.
in these pages.
This Volkswagen Beetle Cabriolet was launched
in Germany in April 1978| it is painted metallic red
and features a beige leather interior. This 1303 version is
equipped with the 1600 twin-valve engine, the most powerful
of the range.
The "Cox" has been in the same family for over 12 years
and prior to its purchase had benefited from a complete restoration
by a German enthusiast. Since then, it has been used for touring
regularly maintained by specialist workshops.
workshops.
The engine was recently completely rebuilt by a garage in the
by a garage in the Touraine region with a perfect command of
restoration of VW aircooled cars. The car is accompanied
the car, as well as its original service book when it was
in Germany.
Today, it is in optimal working order, even better than
even better than original, and is sure to delight enthusiasts for
family outings next spring!
The Volkswagen Beetle, designed in the 1930s under the direction
of Ferdinand Porsche, was intended to be an economical and
accessible car for the middle class. After the Second World
War, it became a worldwide success, embodying simplicity,
robustness and freedom. Available in numerous versions, it's
the cabriolet that interests us in these pages.
This Volkswagen Beetle Cabriolet was launched in Germany in
April 1978| it is metallic red in colour and has a beige leather
interior. This 1303 version is fitted as standard with the 1600
twin-valve engine, the most powerful in the range.
The 'Cox' has been in the same family for over 12 years, and
prior to its purchase had benefited from a complete restoration
by a German enthusiast. Since then, it has been used for touring
and regularly serviced by specialist workshops.
The engine has recently been completely rebuilt by a garage
in the Touraine region, which is highly skilled in restoring VW
aircooled cars. A file accompanies the car as well as its original
service book when it was in Germany.
It is now in optimal working order, even better than original, and
will be a joy to drive for family outings next spring!
Chassis n° 1582044692
French registration
French registration title
"An endearing Cox, in its mythical Cabriolet version.
"An endearing Cox, in its legendary convertible version."
The Volkswagen Beetle, designed in the 1930s under the direction
the direction of Ferdinand Porsche, aimed to be an economical
affordable car for the middle class. After
World War II, it became a worldwide success,
embodying simplicity, robustness and freedom. Available in many
versions, it's the cabriolet that interests us here.
in these pages.
This Volkswagen Beetle Cabriolet was launched
in Germany in April 1978| it is painted metallic red
and features a beige leather interior. This 1303 version is
equipped with the 1600 twin-valve engine, the most powerful
of the range.
The "Cox" has been in the same family for over 12 years
and prior to its purchase had benefited from a complete restoration
by a German enthusiast. Since then, it has been used for touring
regularly maintained by specialist workshops.
workshops.
The engine was recently completely rebuilt by a garage in the
by a garage in the Touraine region with a perfect command of
restoration of VW aircooled cars. The car is accompanied
the car, as well as its original service book when it was
in Germany.
Today, it is in optimal working order, even better than
even better than original, and is sure to delight enthusiasts for
family outings next spring!
The Volkswagen Beetle, designed in the 1930s under the direction
of Ferdinand Porsche, was intended to be an economical and
accessible car for the middle class. After the Second World
War, it became a worldwide success, embodying simplicity,
robustness and freedom. Available in numerous versions, it's
the cabriolet that interests us in these pages.
This Volkswagen Beetle Cabriolet was launched in Germany in
April 1978| it is metallic red in colour and has a beige leather
interior. This 1303 version is fitted as standard with the 1600
twin-valve engine, the most powerful in the range.
The 'Cox' has been in the same family for over 12 years, and
prior to its purchase had benefited from a complete restoration
by a German enthusiast. Since then, it has been used for touring
and regularly serviced by specialist workshops.
The engine has recently been completely rebuilt by a garage
in the Touraine region, which is highly skilled in restoring VW
aircooled cars. A file accompanies the car as well as its original
service book when it was in Germany.
It is now in optimal working order, even better than original, and
will be a joy to drive for family outings next spring!
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