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1961 Volkswagen Beetle Ragtop Priced to sell. Here I have for sale my 1961 VW Beetle " Ragtop" large sunroof, most collectable of all Beetles, a really great driver.

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This traditional Cal Look style 61 ragtop was built in Southern California over several years and using some of the best parts and skilled hands available. The plan was simple, clean and fast. The owner wanted something nice enough to show but a proper beast on the race track. When first completed around 2013 or so the car was raced just a few ...

Restored to Concourse Condition THE BEST BUG EVER!! Original New Mexico/Arizona car that was restored by the best guys in the business who know Volkswagens: George Meyer and Frenchy Dehoux-former president of the Wolfsburg Registry VW Club in Phoenix.