The 1967 Volkswagen Beetle 1200 is an iconic compact car known for its unique design, reliability and popularity. It was part of the long-running production of the Volkswagen Beetle, which began in 1938 and continued until 2003. The Beetle 1200 was powered by an air-cooled 1.2-liter four-cylinder boxer engine, also known as the "Flat-Four" engine. The engine was rear-mounted and connected to a four-speed manual transmission. Although the Beetle 1200 was not the most powerful car, it offered a reliable and efficient driving experience. The Volkswagen Beetle 1200 has a recognizable and timeless design. It has a round, bulbous body with a distinctive curved windshield and a front trunk. The car also has distinctive round headlights, a rectangular grille and a minimalist but charming look. The interior of the Beetle 1200 was simple but functional. It accommodated four occupants, including driver, and had comfortable seats with simple upholstery. The car had a simple dashboard with the necessary controls and a clear speedometer. The 1967 Volkswagen Beetle 1200 was one of the most beloved and popular cars of its time. It played an important role in post-World War II mobility and was appreciated worldwide for its reliability and affordability. Today, it remains an iconic symbol of automotive history and a beloved classic among collectors. The 1967 Volkswagen Beetle 1200 holds a special place in the automotive industry because of its unique design, reliability and cultural impact. It represents an era of simplicity and functionality, and remains a beloved vehicle to this day. The Beetle offered here provides the basis for a fun project, with everything working and the engine running fine. There is no play on the crankshaft and the car has been little used in recent years. It belonged to the same owner for a long time and they used it sporadically. Before it was brought to the auction the brakes were checked and the carburetor cleaned. Bottom is undamaged. Car is from 1967 and with the recessed headlights an extinct appearance. To get a good picture of the lot we recommend you come to the viewing day.