I’m always looking for a bargain on Craigslist, but usually find overpriced rust. Here’s a reasonably priced 1966 Beetle from a desirable year, the last year of the “good” Bugs. It’s all original, unmolested, numbers matching and even runs and… more»
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Rough But Running: 1961 VW Samba Bus
It never ceases to amaze me how dedicated Samba fans are to these buses! The most dedicated of Samba nuts will go to great length to save them and fork out serious money in the process. We’ve seen rusted… more»
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1970 VW Karmann Ghia For $1,000!
$1k does seem like a good price for a Karmann Ghia!
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1960 VW: Rusty Bucket of Hope?
This rusty old 1960 VW is listed here on craigslist for a reasonable $2800 in Sumiton, Alabama. The fuel system has been redone, so it’s 36 HP engine is running. There’s no word on the condition of the rest of the mechanicals,… more»
Roadside Finds Near Indianapolis
Cory spotted these cars along the road and it turned out to be a much bigger find!
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1968 VW Beetle: Custom Roadster
This is one wild barn find, but would you save it?
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1968 VW Camper: Overpriced Puzzle?
This VW Camper could be a good project, but not at this price!
Reviving A 1957 VW Beetle Barn Find
Hiding in this barn was one man’s dream find!
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1967 VW Beetle: Interesting Stablemate
This Bug is nice, but I’m more interested in what’s parked in front of it!
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1974 Volkswagen Camper: Dorper Conversion
This 1974 VW Camper was stored from 1982 until 2012 and has only seen 52,000 miles of road. It is completely original and an amazing survivor in near mint condition. It has however undergone an extensive mechanical restoration including brakes… more»
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Baldwin Motion Buggy: A Rare Berry
It’s hard to keep track of the multiple variations of dune buggies built on VW chassis in the ’60s and ’70s. The Meyers Manx is long considered to the be the most desirable of the lot, but there’s another… more»
