The Volkswagen Beetle was unused for almost 60 years and stood in the garage. The car has been perfectly maintained and its mileage is only 37 km.
1964 Volkswagen Beetle goes on sale in the USA. The inconspicuous car was worth $290,000, the price of the latest McLaren Artura supercar. This is reported on the Classic Cars website.
The fact is that this “Bug” is a time capsule, it has traveled only 37 km in almost 60 years. The car has original tires and paint, and the interior and engine look like Volkswagen just rolled off the assembly line. This is the best-preserved Beetle of the 60s apart from the anniversary replicas that went straight from the assembly line to the factory museum.
The history of the Volkswagen Beetle is quite interesting. In 1964, American Rudy Zvarich bought it for $1,756. He already owned a 1957 Beetle and decided to buy another Beetle, just in case the mainframe fails.
However, the 1957 Volkswagen Beetle was intact and therefore the newer Beetle was not used. The only time it set off in 1966, it was taken to another garage. Wiper blades and hubcaps have not yet been fitted to the vehicle. Naturally, all original documents have been preserved.
Rudi Zvarich owned the car for 50 years until his death in 2014. It was later inherited by his nephew, who unsuccessfully tried to sell it to the Volkswagen Museum for a million dollars. Now the “Beetle” has become cheaper.
Volkswagen Beetle is equipped with a 1.2-liter engine with 40 hp. With. and 4-speed manual transmission. A 726 kg car accelerates to 115 km/h and consumes 8.8 l/100 km of fuel.
Previously Focus He reported that a 19-year-old Volkswagen Golf R32 was found in good condition and in excellent condition.
We also wrote that the old Mercedes W124 was sold for the price of two Ferraris.
Source: Focus
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