Volkswagen 181
Volkswagen 181•
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$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, custom beach cruiser paint, custom exhaust system. Just a very cool little Thing. Runs like a top. Ready for someone to enjoy.
Cost
48,477 AED
$27,500 USD | Sold This freshly restored Volkswagon Thing convertible is powered by a rebuilt 1.5-liter 4-cylinder motor with a rebuilt 4-speed manual transmission. It has a good-looking interior, top
$20,350 USD | Sold Found in California and fully restored, this car's motor is a completely rebuilt dual-carb 1,600cc engine, with Pertronix electronic ignition, power pulley and a lightened flywheel.
$19,250 USD | Sold This 1974 Volkswagen Thing convertible is powered by a 1.6-liter flat 4-cylinder engine paired with a 4-speed manual transmission. Finished in Pumpkin Orange with a black soft-top,
Chassis No.: 184252287 Estimate: US$18,000 - US$24,000 USD • 1,584cc Air-Cooled OHV Flat 4-Cylinder Engine • Single Solex 34 PICT 3 Carburetor • 46bhp at 4,000rpm • 4-Speed Manual Transmission • 4-Whe
$30,800 USD | Sold The 1974 Volkswagen Thing has been completely restored and refinished in Mini Cooper Starlight Blue base coat and clear coat. It is powered by a 1600cc flat 4-cylinder engine mated
$30,800 USD | Sold This Pumpkin Orange Thing has had a complete, body-off, ground-up restoration. Every part and surface was replaced with new or reconditioned parts and many pieces have been powder-c
$15,400 USD | Sold Wonderfully built in the nostalgic Las Brisas Acapulco style. The exterior has been professionally refinished in the classic blue and white two tone to match the very unique blue an
$27,500 USD | Sold 1974 VW Thing Safari Acapulco Edition. The 'factory-produced' Acapulco Edition was not a standard Thing with a paint scheme. Acapulco Editions were produced in a three-month period
$39,600 USD | Sold This 1974 Volkswagen Thing convertible is powered by a 1600cc flat 4-cylinder engine paired with a 4-speed manual transmission. This restored example is finished in Starlight Blue,
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
$71,500 USD | Sold This 1973 Volkswagen Thing convertible is powered by a 1.6-liter four-cylinder engine paired with a four-speed manual transmission. The brake, fuel and suspension systems have been
$22,000 USD | Sold This beautifully restored Thing is finished in factory orange paint with a new canvas top and restored side curtains with fleece-lined bags for storage. Kubel style duck boards comp
$11,550 USD | Sold Very cool custom beach cruiser or Baja runner. This 1974 Volkswagen Thing has many custom upgrades and desirable features. Great-running 1600 motor with custom performance exhaust,
$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
$9,900 USD | Sold This 1973 Volkswagen Thing is a very well kept vintage classic. It is unmodified and is equipped with the stock 1,600cc dual-port engine and 4-speed manual transmission. https://www.
$25,300 USD | Sold The Type 62 Kubelwagen was produced during World War II to fill Germany's need for a utility vehicle in the mold of an American Jeep. After the war, the car was no longer produced,
