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>> I am in Tennessee, I have been looking for one of these for years and feel
>> that these are a reasonable deal for being a notch. For those of you in
>> drier areas do you find better notch cars than this?
Hey Rob... You're in Tennessee? Where at? I know a guy here in North
Alabama that has a very workable '65 Notch for sale. It needs pans and has
the usual rust, but the car is pretty complete (no engine) and can be had for
around $500. The seller isn't a close friend of mine or anything, but I
have dealt with him in the past and he has always been fair.
I just figured I would run that by you... One of the two cars you're
torn between may be a better deal.
Stephen Ayres recommended you keep looking and that sounds like the best
advice. Your car is out there, finding it takes a little while. The cars
you have looked at can wait while you explore other options. Despite the
relative rarity of Notchbacks around here, they don't sell in a flash. Car
1 and Car 2 will probably still be for sale if and when you come back to
them. If they aren't, it doesn't sound like you missed out on a whole lot.
-- Mike T.
1964 1500S Notchback w/sunroof
1965 German spec Beetle
2000 New Beetle GLS
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