3 Results: New & Used Volkswagen in Australia

• 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

• 76184 km
• Van/Mini van
• Auto
• 4 cyl 1.8L

runs great , original colour , I think 1800 , I,d guess at 75 , fairly stock , clean , nice original kombi , 76,184 miles on clock , I have to say I am beyond bad at knowing what a car is worth , but I have put a price on it and will see what conversations and feedback comes along ... any reasonable feedback on anything I,ve written about the car ... I hate getting rid of cars but I can't move in my sheds . ive also got other kombis and don't really want to get rid of any but have so many proje

• 76184 km
• Van/Mini van
• Auto
• 4 cyl 1.8L

runs great , original colour , I think 1800 , I,d guess at 75 , fairly stock , clean , nice original kombi , 76,184 miles on clock , I have to say I am beyond bad at knowing what a car is worth , but I have put a price on it and will see what conversations and feedback comes along ... any reasonable feedback on anything I,ve written about the car ... I hate getting rid of cars but I can't move in my sheds . ive also got other kombis and don't really want to get rid of any but have so many proje

• 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