- MY 1970 Volkswagen Type 3
- 1.6L Flat 4 Engine
- Savanna Tan Exterior Paint
- Red Leather Interior
- Automatic Trasnmission
- Disc Brakes
- All Maintenance up to Date
- Front Bucket Seats with Rear bench Seat
Collector classic cars come in various forms; some are garage-kept queens that never see the light of day. Other Classic cars are also classics that can be used to your heart's content. Present today is a collector's car that looks pretty in your garage space and on the road, and it takes shape with this lovely 1970 Volkswagen Type 3 we have today. With a reported 32,426 miles on its clock, this lovely little German classic is a survivor and represents peace, love, and good drives.
Exterior and Interior
Throw it back to the ’70s, and Volkswagen was on a roll with its offerings; each marque represented peace, love, and travel. Dressed in a lovely Savannah Tan exterior, this 1970 Volkswagen Type 3 is most definitely a looker and looks forward to creating picturesque memories. A walk around this classic beauty and you are treated to all its exterior trim in excellent condition. The car's chrome is all accounted for and shines out, and you even get a roof rack for more luggage space. In keeping with its factory charm, this classic German beauty sits on its factory hubcaps. Why travel alone when you can have the ones closest by your side for the journey? Step inside the red leather interior of this 1970 Volkswagen Type 3, and you will be treated to space enough for four. The cabin features bucket seats at the front with white piping and a rear bench seat for added factory aesthetics.
Engine
Volkswagen had a grocery list of engine trim one could pick from back in the ’70s, each one special in its own right. Make your way to the rear of this 1970 Volkswagen Type 3, and what you will find is one of Volkswagen's finest — a lovely 1.6L flat-four motor thumping away. The current owner reports that this German classic is all up to date on its maintenance and ready to create unforgettable drives. Assisting you on those long drives is a set of disc brakes that provide you with more confidence when on the go. The rear-engined powertrain channels all its performance to its rear wheels through an automatic transmission.
Collector classic cars come in various forms; some are garage-kept queens that never see the light of day. Other Classic cars are also classics that can be used to your heart's content. Present today is a collector's car that looks pretty in your garage space and on the road, and it takes shape with this lovely 1970 Volkswagen Type 3 we have today. With a reported 32,426 miles on its clock, this lovely little German classic is a survivor and represents peace, love, and good drives.
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