1 of only 5,841 produced

Beautifully restored

Original accessory Bendix AM radio

Beautifully restored, this Beetle features attractive Juniper Grey paintwork and newly mounted wide whitewall tires contrasted by a crisp white convertible top. This Beetle is a rust-free example, benefiting from residing in the dry Arizona sunshine for many years. The paint is accented with gleaming brightwork, and the white convertible top fits snugly over the cockpit. The Bright White interior maintains added luxuries offered on the Convertible over the Sedan model, including map pockets and a height-adjustable rearview mirror. An original owner’s manual is with the car, as well as the convertible top boot cover, giving the car a clean and tailored look when the top is in the lowered position. Additionally, this car is fitted with a highly desirable Sapphire I Bendix AM radio, which was left cosmetically unrestored, adding to the character and Old-World charm of this very special, 1960 Volkswagen Convertible. Thoughtfully, a set of seatbelts have been installed for safety.

Irresistibly charming and in exceptional condition, this rare Beetle is perfect for club events, fun runs through the countryside, or just cruising around town to search for that perfect ice cream.

Unlike their steel-roofed counterparts, Beetle Convertibles were built in a separate plant by Karmann. Volkswagen convertibles manufactured prior to 1968 are among the most desirable and are renowned for build quality and luxury features such as a three-layer sound-deadening top. The 1954 update to a 1,200-cubic-centimetre, 36-horsepower powerplant resulted in a roadworthy car comfortable at U.S.-legal speeds. This charming Convertible is 1 of only 5,841 produced for the 1960 model year and is a prime example of the legendary “People's Car.”