Let us know if there is a covering bid amount you would like us to bid up to on your behalf if we are unable to get hold of you on the day of auction. Show By clicking ‘Submit Telephone Bid’ you agree to Silverstone Auction’s Terms and Conditions For more information on bidding view our buyers guide PLACE A COMMISSION BIDPlease enter the maximum hammer value you are willing to bid up to. We will execute your bid as low as possible on your behalf. You can edit or retract your bid in My Bidding in your Silverstone Account up to one hour before the auction commences. This Volkswagen Beetle ‘Zwitter’ is a rare mid-transition example of the charming classic, produced for only five months between 1952 and 1953 with the older split-window and new-type dashboard and trim items. Presented in an appealing colour scheme and reported to be in fine mechanical health, this Beetle would make a superb addition to any enthusiast’s collection, as well as a characterful companion for weekend drives and classic car shows. The description of this auction lot is, to the best of the seller's knowledge, accurate and not misleading. Collecting Cars requests a range of detail about the lot from the seller, and performs a level of due diligence. However, bidders must satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of the description, and conduct any research they feel is necessary before committing to a bid. Please see our Terms and Conditions for full details. The VW Beetle classic is an economy car that was manufactured by the German automobile manufacturer Volkswagen between 1938 and 2003. There are still approximately 17,000 classic Beetles navigating British highways. eBay is the place to search for cheap classic VW Beetles for sale. What VW Beetle models are available? The original Beetle prototype was powered by an air-cooled four-cylinder, boxer diesel engine. When Volkswagen began mass manufacturing classic VW Beetles for sale in the UK and elsewhere, most models used petrol as fuel:
How do you determine the value of a classic VW Beetle for sale in the UK? It is not as easy to find a classic VW Beetle for sale under 1000 as it once was. Split Window Beetles for sale in the UK have become highly collectible. If the Beetle can be driven, it’s likely to have a higher value than a Beetle that cannot be driven. Like most other vintage cars, classic VW Beetles’ bodies are prone to rusting. Vehicles free of rust may have higher values. Rust damage can be repaired, but those costs should be factored into the overall budget you have set aside for restoring the automobile. Can you insure a cheap classic VW Beetle for sale? Yes, you can insure a classic VW Beetle although you may have to deal with an insurance company that specialises in insurance for classic automobiles. Expect to pay more as a daily driver than you would if you were driving a newer motor vehicle.  Starting Soon 1993 Volkswagen Golf GTi Sportline Cabriolet Hot Hatch phenomenon but in convertible guise United Kingdom Starting:23rd December 08:45 Starting Soon 1999 Volkswagen New Beetle RSI Cup – Track Car Iconic race car, ready to track, ACI technical passport Italy Starting:24th December 08:45 Starting Soon 1970 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia Cabriolet Bright example, recently re-engined with a new soft-top Spain Starting:26th December 08:45 Starting Soon 2009 VW Golf R-32 Impeccably presented V6 hot hatch United Kingdom Starting:2nd January 13:00 Starting Soon 1983 Volkswagen T3 Westfalia Camper Replacement engine, restored bodywork, Westfalia interior Lithuania Starting:3rd January 13:00 Starting Soon 1969 Volkswagen T2 Bay Window Early bay window van with tons of potential United Kingdom Starting:3rd January 13:00 How much is a split window Beetle worth?The current auction record for a Volkswagen Type 1 Beetle "Split-Window" Standard Sedan is $66,000 which was achieved for the 1952 model below by RM-Sothebys. The current auction record for a Volkswagen Type 1 Beetle 'Split-Window' Standard Sedan is $66,000 which was achieved for the 1952 model below by RM-Sothebys.
Which Beetle is the rarest?Its main identity is its horns that come out of its blackhead. Its average size is between 2 and 4.8 inches. A few years ago a Japanese breeder sold his Stag Beetle for $89,000 (approximately Rs. 65 lakh).
How much does a 68 Beetle cost?Prices rose slightly with the 1968 Beetle Deluxe Sedan at $1699, the Sunroof Sedan at $1789 and the Cabriolet at $2099.
What was the last year of the split window bug?The split window was offered from 1939 until 1952. Interestingly, some of the most valuable Beetles are the last years of the split window. These were the most modern Beetles of the time, but still retained the split window.
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