1970 Volkswagen Beetle Convertible

Description

One of the most popular automobiles ever produced, Volkswagen's iconic Type 1 Beetle sold in the millions, and one of the best-loved was the Cabriolet, such as this 1970 Volkswagen Cabriolet, built by Karmann of Osnabruck, which also built the svelte little Ghia-styled coupe. The Karmann cabriolet first appeared in 1949 and this quite popular model remained in production until 1980, with almost 332,000 units manufactured. With its fully-padded "baby-buggy" folding fabric top, Karmann Cabriolets allowed four occupants reasonably comfortable seating while soaking up the sun's rays. Cabriolets were more than simply Beetle sedans with their roof removed; Karmann heavily reinforced and strengthened the sills and lower cowling, and added a transverse brace to the floor pan. Cabriolets were generally better-finished than their coupe brethren, including such niceties as twin back-seat ashtrays, a vanity mirror on the passenger-side sun visor and alloy stone guards on the rear fenders.
This classic 1970VW Beetle Cabriolet not only looks great, but it runs and drives very nicely. Finished in one of the prettiest colors ever available on a classic Beetle, Clementine Orange, this car is as fun to drive as it looks. The interior is in great shape with seat belts front and rear so you can drive a full car of smiling kids or adults safely and comfortably. Underneath, the car is solid and the floor-pan in rust-free. There is also an upgraded radio that works, and all the tail lights and headlights work as they should. This car is great on gas and it's easy to park.

1600cc air-cooled engine
4-speed manual transmission
Desirable Clementine Orange color
One of only 1970 model 11,432 Cabriolet models imported to the U.S.
Runs and drives great
Unmodified stock original VW
Fun to drive

Besides its beautiful appearance, the biggest attribute of this VW Beetle is how well it runs. For 1970, Volkswagen increased the engine displacement from 1500cc up to 1600cc, resulting in improved power with horsepower increasing from 43 up to 47 horsepower. Of the 378,222 Beetles imported to the United States for 1970, only 11,432 were sporty Cabriolet models. This classic Beetle shifts great and the engine has plenty of pep to get you to all the most fun locations. You are sure to get a thumbs up and smiles wherever you drive this fun Beetle Convertible. Call today!