1985 Volkswagen Beetle 1200 Coach - Lot 89

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1985 Volkswagen Beetle 1200 Coach - Lot 89
1985 Volkswagen Beetle 1200 Coach Series: WVWZZZ11ZGM000290 French collector's registration At the end of the war, and after numerous authorizations to resume production granted by the Anglo-American administration, Volkswagen was able to resume production. The name no longer represented just a model, but a new car brand, which continued to produce its famous first model. The Volkswagen Type 1, alias Beetle in English, Käfer in German and Coccinelle in French, continued to be produced, and the model quickly became an iconic fixture of the 1960s. In 1972, it became the world's most-produced car, surpassing the production record of the Ford T. From its launch in 1938 to the end of production in 2003, the car was produced on the same basis and without major changes, even though it underwent no fewer than 78,000 modifications to evolve over time. The example we are offering for sale is a Beetle 1200 Coach from 1985. Its air-cooled 4-cylinder engine is fed by a Solex 30 Pict carburetor, and the manual gearbox has 4 gears. The bodywork is in good original condition, and this model drives well without any particular disturbances. Our model has all the makings of a well-maintained little Beetle. 1985 Volkswagen Beetle 1200 Coach Series: WVWZZZ11ZGM000290 French collector's registration At the end of the war, and after numerous authorizations to resume production granted by the Anglo-American administration, Volkswagen was able to resume production. The name no longer represented just a model, but a new car brand, which continued to produce its famous first model. The Volkswagen Type 1, alias Beetle in English, Käfer in German and Coccinelle in French, continued to be produced, and the model quickly became an iconic fixture of the 1960s. In 1972, it became the world's most-produced car, surpassing the production record of the Ford T. From its launch in 1938 to the end of production in 2003, the car was produced on the same basis and without major changes, even though it underwent no fewer than 78,000 modifications to evolve over time. The example we are offering for sale is a Beetle 1200 Coach from 1985. Its air-cooled 4-cylinder flat engine is fed by a Solex 30 Pict carburetor, and the manual gearbox has 4 gears. The bodywork is in good original condition, and this model drives well without any particular disturbances. Our model has all the makings of a well-maintained little Beetle.
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