1979 Volkswagen Beetle 1303i Convertible

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A two-seater convertible version of the Volkswagen Beetle was presented in 1948. In this version, designed by coachbuilder Hebmüller, the roof folded into a space between the two seats and the engine compartment. Hebmüller received an order for 2000 units. After 696 of these had been delivered, a fire largely reduced the factory to ashes. Production was resumed, but only 750 units were built in total before the factory closed in 1952 due to financial problems. Today, Hebmüller Beetles are worth a fortune. Subsequently, the Volkswagen Beetle Cabrio was produced by coachbuilder Karmann in Osnabrück. Karmann built a four-seater version. Because the roof could no longer disappear behind the front seats, it folded onto the bodywork, just like the hood of a pram. Based on the Beetle, Karmann also built the Volkswagen Karmann Ghia from 1955 to 1979. Subsequently, the Volkswagen Beetle Convertible was produced by coachbuilder Karmann in Osnabrück.

Mileage 380 km odometer reading

Year of construction 1979

Color silver

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Body TypesConvertible
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Exterior ColourSilver
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