Volkswagen 181
Volkswagen 181•
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Chassis No.: 1833023394E
Auction: Monterey 2022
Auction date: August 20, 2022
Lot No.: T140
$17,000 | High bid
4-Speed
$23,100 USD | Sold This Rich Red 1973 Volkswagen Thing underwent a fresh restoration where every part and surface was replaced with new or reconditioned parts. It includes a new black convertible top
$22,000 USD | Sold This 1974 VW Thing's restoration included new OEM carburetor, brakes, paint, canvas top, saddle leather, tires and roll bar. The in-dash AM/FM/CD player, electrical and mechanical a
$27,500 USD | Sold This 1974 Acapulco Edition Thing has the original owner's warranty cards. With only one repaint since new, it features the original back seat and a reupholstered front seat. The top
$14,300 USD | Sold It has been built up to 2276cc. New components include 82mm Empi counter-weighted crank, Empi H-beam rods, CIMA forged pistons and cylinders, Engle cam, ported and polished 40x35.5
$25,300 USD | Sold All new tires with 3,000 miles on them, redone brakes with all new wheel cylinders and shoes, freeway flyer transmission, Kennedy Stage III clutch and pressure plate, 220hp fuel-inj
$10,670 USD | Sold Less than six months ago, this show-quality VW was completely restored inside and out to driver-quality. With zero rust, it is mechanically outstanding and cosmetically stunning. Po
$27,500 USD | Sold This award-winning 1973 Volkswagen Thing convertible is an original, matching-numbers car and has undergone a nut-and-bolt restoration completed in October 2015. All parts are new,
$24,200 USD | Sold This 1974 Volkswagen Thing convertible is powered by a 1600cc dual-port flat 4-cylinder engine paired with a 4-speed manual transmission. The vehicle is equipped with steel wheels f
$9,350 USD | Sold This Volkswagen Thing includes a 4-cylinder dual port engine with dual carburetors and a 4-speed manual transmission. This appears to be an original vehicle that has received some co
$26,400 USD | Sold This 1973 Volkswagen Thing convertible is finished in yellow with a black top and black interior. Power comes from a 1.6-liter engine paired with a 4-speed manual transmission. Modi
$13,200 USD | Sold Purchased from a new VW dealer, this VW Thing had been in his personal collection for many years. It has had a lot of upgrades, a 2 1/2' lift, custom wheels and BFGoodrich tires, cu
Chassis No.: 1832839860 US$31,360 USD | Sold • 1,584cc OHV Flat 4-Cylinder Engine • Single Carburetor • 46bhp at 4,000rpm • 4-Speed Manual Transmission • 4-Wheel Independent Suspension • 4-Wheel Hydra
Chassis No.: 1842542990 $50,400 USD | Sold • Special-Edition Blue and Gloss White Color Combination • Multiple First Place Show Winner • Mechanical Upgrades by the Renowned John Willhoit • Photo-Docum
$21,450 USD | Sold This full pan-off build was featured in the August 2010 Hot VW'S magazine. Finished in Viper Red, it features top and glass side windows from The Thing Shop, custom bumpers and wide
$27,225 USD | Sold Beautiful VW Thing. Recent ground-up restoration was professionally done to a solid original 38,000 mile car. The car is restored to museum quality and has been driven approximately
$18,150 USD | Sold It has been built up to 2,276cc. New components include 82mm Empi counter-weighted crank, Empi H-beam rods, CIMA forged pistons and cylinders, Engle cam, ported and polished 40x35.5
