Summary

Powered by a 1,776cc flat 4-cylinder engine paired with a Freeway Flyer 4-speed manual transaxle. Equipped with sliding fabric sunroof, 17-inch Ridler alloy wheels, front disc brakes, lowered suspension, dual carburetors and aftermarket exhaust.

Details

This custom 1954 Volkswagen Beetle was modified during prior ownership and is finished in green over multi-tone green upholstery. Power comes from a replacement 1,776cc flat 4-cylinder engine paired with a Freeway Flyer 4-speed manual transaxle. It features dual carburetors and an aftermarket exhaust system. The suspension has been lowered and features a dropped front I-beam, while braking is handled by front discs and rear drums. The five-spoke 17-inch Ridler alloy wheels are finished in white with bright lips and trim. The exterior is equipped with a sliding fabric sunroof, Safari-style pop-out windshield, fender vents, a side-mirror-mounted spotlight and decklid standoffs. Additional exterior details include a front-bumper-mounted fog lamp, dual side mirrors, semaphore side indicators, venting rear quarter-windows, an oval rear window, and a rear bumper-mounted auxiliary taillight. The interior features seating trimmed in multi-tone green upholstery with patterned inserts and color-coordinated door panels. Other amenities include hand-crank side windows, black high-pile carpets, an aftermarket shifter and a glove compartment, as well as a wood-grain-rimmed steering wheel that features a Wolfsburg-branded horn button and fronts a column-mounted analog clock and a 120-km/h speedometer.