0 Results: New & Used Volkswagen in Port Phillip, VIC

• 65596 km
• Coupe (2 door)
• Manual

Barn Find ,Rare 1958 VW Beetle with semaphore display. German made car that was shipped in parts and assembled here in the late 50,s.The car has been undriven and garaged and was bought as a project about 25 years ago but never finished.The body is in good shape with excellent roof, windsceens ,floorpans and a superb fuel tank. There is rust in the heater channels at the vents, and the doors have some bottom rust but overall a really strong body with minimal repairs. Interior is old and tired .

• 52678 km
• Van/Mini van
• Manual
• 4 cyl 2.0L

kombi , I,m not sure what year it is , can someone tell me , I am getting battery and checking out the motor or taking it to my mechanic or you can come and check it out ... its a good looking kombi ... I am a collectaholic and hate parting with anything , but I,m trying to make room , and have a heap of projects ... I have other kombis too ... based in daylesford , I just plugged a figure for the price which will be different when I get a battery and see what the motor etc runs like ... open t

• 1500 km
• Coupe (2 door)
• Manual

I’ve owned this car for 16 years. A very very reluctant sale. 1964 Volkswagen Beetle “Herbie”. Factory Ragtop Roof grafted into this car back in 2010. 1600 twin port, 12v electrics. Absolutely no rust. TMI interior in grey and white. Grey square weave carpet. Runs and drives A1. Plenty of power and a very reliable old bug. Paint is shabby in spots. A fair chunk of the car is in original paint. Has been backdated to look like a 1963 model. Tassie car from new. Not a showroom car but a ver

• 12345 km
• Sedan
• Manual
• 4 cyl 1.6L

Advertised on behalf of the owner is this ripper 1972 Volkswagen Super Beetle called Roger! Roger has had upwards of $25,000 to get it to the stage that you see it now. The little Bug presents very well with fresh 2pac paint and is a jump in and drive anywhere proposition. The 1600 Twin Port has a brand new Carby, and has recently passed a Tasmanian Roadworthy before being placed back on the road. Mechanically there is nothing that needs to be spent. If you’re after a bug that goes, handles