1964 Volkswagen Beetle 1200cc 6 Volt

Own a Fully Restored 1964 VW Beetle 1200cc – A True Classic!

The 1964 Volkswagen Beetle, part of the legendary Type 1 series, is a symbol of timeless design, reliability, and automotive history. Familiarly known as the "Bug," this iconic model represents the essence of the classic VW Beetle with its straightforward engineering and charming appeal.

Design and Features

Exterior: The 1964 Beetle retains its signature round shape, featuring a rounded hood and fenders. Its small, oval taillights distinguish it from later models.
Interior: With a minimalist design, the interior focuses on functionality, offering surprisingly spacious seating thanks to its efficient layout.

Historical Context

Origins: Conceived by Ferdinand Porsche in the 1930s as a "people’s car," the Beetle became an affordable and reliable vehicle for the masses.
Post-War Success: After World War II, the Beetle became globally popular, known for its durability, affordability, and distinctive look.
1964 Model Year Updates: Minor refinements in this model, including enhanced interior trim and mechanical improvements, made it even more reliable.
Cultural Impact: By 1964, the Beetle had become a symbol of simplicity and practicality, embraced by counter-culture movements of the '60s and '70s.
Global Production: With over 21 million units produced, the Beetle remains one of the longest-running and most-produced car models in history.

A Collector's Dream

Today, the 1964 VW Beetle is a coveted collector’s item, known for its vintage charm and place in automotive history.

About This Specific Car

This 1964 VW Beetle 1200cc has been meticulously restored to its original specifications. Every component has been replaced with brand-new, original parts, ensuring authenticity and perfection. From the undercarriage to the interior, every detail is period-correct and in pristine condition.

A Once-in-a-Lifetime Opportunity

This beautifully restored Beetle is a museum-worthy piece – an unmissable opportunity to own a flawless example of automotive history.

Price: £23,000