GPII Buggy 1972 SWB for sale

Started by pbuggy2002, May 20, 2019, 03:47:47 PM

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GPII Buggy 1972 SWB for sale

GPII SWB buggy for sale - looking for the next custodian of a 1972 GPII buggy as I've moved house and no longer have a garage to keep it in and be able to work on her.

1972 tax exempt, MOT exempt, 30,898 miles young
1600 twin port: a Dave Fisher Kingfisher Kustoms reconditioned engine fitted Mar 2010
Original beetle chassis was shortened by Dave Fisher at Kingfisher Kustoms 1990 (SWB)
New wiring loom April 2010 – very reliable electrics
GT gearbox
IMDU inlet manifold de icing / heater unit
Independent rear suspension
Adjustable front beam
Powder coated roll bar and rear engine protector
Rear seats
Front and rear seat belts
Agreed value certificate for £4,500
Great driving, sounding, reliable car that my family and I have had many years of fun in - she now needs a new home.


Looking for around £3,300 to go to an enthusiast
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Thank you for supporting the site, and good luck with your sale   ;-)up

Nice looking Buggy
07801 131144 / 01803 391680
dave@dndservices.co.uk


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Nice buggy, its a Mk3 by the way. ;-)up
"Ah, Beach Buggies, sure, just a quick cheap way of getting a few more years out of a rusty Beetle. You can throw one together in a weekend." anon.

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Quote from: Manxdavid on May 21, 2019, 11:33:49 AM
Nice buggy, its a Mk3 by the way. ;-)up

Thanks - I didn't know there was a GP3, what was the difference from 2 to 3, pls?
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Quote from: pbuggy2002 on May 21, 2019, 12:18:20 PM
Quote from: Manxdavid on May 21, 2019, 11:33:49 AM
Nice buggy, its a Mk3 by the way. ;-)up

Thanks - I didn't know there was a GP3, what was the difference from 2 to 3, pls?
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Flared and slightly wider and boxier rear wheel arches and the rear bodywork came down lower. Most have had the body trimmed back though.

"Ah, Beach Buggies, sure, just a quick cheap way of getting a few more years out of a rusty Beetle. You can throw one together in a weekend." anon.

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Interesting, didn't know that. Thank you.

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Sold, good luck to the new owner! Enjoy....
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