Summary

Powered by a 1131cc 25hp 4-cylinder engine with a split-case 4-speed transaxle. Was professionally restored and has Sekurit logo glass, Euro bumpers and short guards, chrome- and brightwork. Features factory seating and red reproduction upholstery.

Details

This oval-window 1953 Volkswagen Beetle is powered by a 1131cc 25hp 4-cylinder engine with a split-case 4-speed transaxle. It was professionally restored and has Sekurit logo glass, Euro bumpers and short guards, chrome- and brightwork, semaphore turn signals, pop-out rear windows, heart taillights, rear Hella stop lamp accessory, locking engine cover, rear H-pattern apron, no exhaust cutouts, two-tone wheels, caps and added trim rings, and five wide white tires, including spare. Additional options include a Solex 1-barrel carburetor, strap-over air-filter assembly, 6V system, big nut generator, round regulator, flat-top distributor, big-mouth flat-top fuel tank, hydraulic drum brakes, worm and nut steering, front kingpins, traverse torsions bars with upper and lower trailing arms, rear swing axles, trailing arms and torsion bars. The interior has factory seating, red reproduction upholstery and tan square-weave carpet, correct early oval dash and components, on-and-off ignition switch, push-button start, speedometer, batwing steering wheel, under-dash dome, gauge lamp switch, chrome pull ashtray door, under-dash cigar lighter assembly, accessory dash clock and a Blaupunkt push-button radio.