Is that Greg aka volma old one?
Fairly pricey would want to be spot on
also the reg in the listing is different from the reg plate that's affixed
VDUBXTC ·
Two of the pic's have the current yellow NSW plate on it.
58camper ·
Yes, It is the ex Volma one which was for sale here for some time at a $ less than $15K if I recall.
Hope they have fixed the jumping out of 4th gear for that price. It will sit there for a long time at that price unless some suspect comes along and just has to have it.
Art, Keep working on yours and they will be just as good as this one
countrybuggybill
68AutoBug ·
Wow...
a bit pricey...
do You remember Bill how much they cost originally??
a standard beetle was 799 pounds... [before 1968]
from memory??? $1600... lol..
LEE
waltermitty ·
Lee before 1998 it was $$ . 14 Feb 1966 decimal currency. Mitchell
ArtyP ·
Your right Lee I brought my first new car a standard Beetle nov 63 Cost 799 Pounds I cant remember exactly how much I paid for my CB in 68 but it was about $1700, I know it was about $ 600 less than a Holden Ute I remember telling my accountant because he wanted me to buy a ute ,glad I didnt Bill I have ordered some panels of CB John I am going to work on my original CB Just maKing up a jig so I can bolt it to the bumpers and spin it 360 degrees also Blii did you get the photos of my caravan trips ?? are they worth putting them on here ? Regards Art
jhp1 ·
Pretty sure this ended up selling for around 11k last time around.
Nice mark up
waveman1500 ·
Well, they've apparently got it in the fancy showroom window of a "Fine Art" dealer's, along with a Type 181 for some reason. Obviously they think that the classy atmosphere of the dealership is worth the markup? Looks a nice car anyway. Think of it this way, if a millionaire bought it as a toy, then sold it a year later at it's proper market value of pehaps half the asking price, what has he lost? 10 grand? Much less than a year's depreciation on most new cars.
boppa ·
its still there, he wont drop the price and its definately ko343
looks nice but that price...ouchies
modulus ·
$27,500 won't buy you a base model Commodore, but by the time you drive the Commodore home it will have depreciated to less. The fact that someone previously sold this car for less is no real guide to value; this is relatively cheap for a nice and somewhat rare toy. I know that in the white goods industry some people spend this much on ovens and cooktops for their domestic kitchens, and you still can't drive those to the beach. It's kinda boring how every time an air-cooled VW gets listed at a realistic toy value there is a collective sucking of teeth and beating of chests on the forum.
hth
Craig Torrens ·
^ yep I agree............how many people bought and sold Split screen kombi's years ago for $5k and they are now selling for 10x the amount. These are VERY Rare.....price will keep going up.
volma1 ·
Sold by me for 12k after 2 years on the market (world wide) then put up to this price within 2 months. Worth it or not thought I was selling to a collector. cheers, Volma1
volma1 ·
By the way happy with my price, volma1
jhp1 ·
Only Wish I'd been able to scrape together the pennies myself Greg