1979 Volkswagen Beetle

Description

For sale in our Nashville Showroom is a lovely 1979 Volkswagen Beetle Karman Edition. Originally conceptualized in 1933, the Volkswagen beetle was first designed in 1934 and then built by Ferdinand Porsche in 1938. Originally designed as utilitarian transportation, this drop top beauty is a re-invented version of the longest running and most produced single platform ever made. A blast to drive with the 1600 CC 4-cylinder engine, take it to the mountains for mid-summer relief or take to to the beach to clear the winter doldrums. Nothing sounds quite like the burble and putter of an air-cooled Volkswagen engine. Regardless of which way your compass is moving, shifting through the gears of this 1979 Beetle for sale is a ticket to fun and relaxation. With a 4-speed manual transaxle, this little Beetle is begging for you to grip it and go! Looking extremely sharp with a crisp white exterior and matching white convertible top, this bug for sale fits the bill for budget friendly fun. Complemented by chrome bumpers and fender mounted turn signals this VW is certainly an eye catcher and attention keeper. The interior of this Volkswagen, while simple, is crisp and cool, dressed in matching white bucket seats and sporting new carpet with the original bug floor mats. Nostalgic and clean, the interior is a real blast from the past! While motoring to your classic car show or going for groceries, riding on custom wheels and radial tires round out the relaxed vibe for this 1979 classic Beetle. Don't miss this opportunity to own the last year of convertible production for the original Volkswagen Beetle. Options include: Alpine AM/FM CD Player, manual convertible top, seat belts and vinyl interior. Whether you're looking for a fun drop top cruiser, a VW to add to your collection, or simply a fun piece of automotive history, this 1979 Volkswagen Beetle convertible for sale is for you! For more information please call the Nashville showroom at 615-213-1800 or e-mail us at Nashville@GatewayClassicCars.com.