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gazzac Seriously Crusin Dubber

122 posts · joined Dec 2009 ·

#1023681
Hello all. I am looking at selling my 66 beetle with a 1500 engine. Just wondering what it may be worth
Cheers Gary

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gulf blue1966 Beetle,1500 manual.

Bizarre Moderator The artist formerly known as blue74l

12,785 posts · joined Aug 2002 ·

#1023697
Gary
Main thing is rust
If it is original rust free pan and body, good original trim and mechanicals - $10k to the right buyer

If it is a shiny paint job on bondo - $2k if your lucky
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schnike007 Commited Dubber

57 posts · joined Dec 2015 ·

#1026960
5k sounds good to me
1969 Volkswagen type 3 squareback 1600L

helbus Administrator Mad fabricator, paint and body

7,386 posts · joined Sep 2002 ·

#1026964
For me in my own personal opinion, I would say between $10-$15K if, and I say if. It comes with a roadworthy. The paint job has some documented proof, photo's etc, and the engine is real good, and also has some documented proof of rebuild etc.

If it is shiny on top only, and the engine goes good, then it may only fetch $5-8K
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oldskoolguy Officially Full-On Dubber

329 posts · joined Sep 2011 ·

#1026965
I am looking for another car at the moment, I'm in NSW and paying a high end price for a car interstate is something I will never do again.
My point is, in South Oz your car may be registerable and it looks a treat, and when I lived there you did not need yearly inspections, great if you're on a budget, and if the buyer is local....no sweat!
Interstate for a potential buyer however, it may need a blue slip and extra expense to get on the road, so the amount offered may be at the low end of the scale.
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1969 1500 Beetle "Otis"
2008 Golf GTI