For many years, the Volkswagen Beetle was the car in which it all began. Countless young people learned to drive a car with it, countless people drove it as the first car in their lives. Over the years, improvements have been made to the vehicle again and again to keep the Beetle competitive. Even in 1968, the Beetle had a standard that still kept it competitive against the competition of the time. The former 1131 cc engine had meanwhile become an engine with 1500 cc displacement and 44 hp of power. Disc brakes at the front and a new semi-trailing arm rear axle kept this temperament in check. The headlights were now vertical and the tank could be refueled through a side flap. Faithfully reproduced body with fine surface structures Separate, movable bonnet Multi-part, detailed four-cylinder boxer engine Optional towbar to be attached Detailed interior with instrument panel, individual seats and rear bench OPTIONALLY TO BE BUILT AS A LEFT-HAND DRIVE OR RIGHT-HAND DRIVE Movable wheels Vase for the dashboard included Various chrome parts, including bumpers, rims, door handles and exterior mirrors Rubber-like tires Instructions and authentic decals with various license plates
