Offered at $16,000, this Baja-Style 1975 Volkswagen Beetle comes with 77,000 miles on the chassis and about 15,000 miles on a rebuilt 1835cc engine. Located in La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico, this Bug has lived its entire life in a dry, salt-free climate and has been refurbished into a classic Class 5–inspired Baja configuration. With a 091A Bus transmission, IRS suspension, roll bar, and off-road tires, this car is prepped for the desert and ready for import.

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• Baja-Style Heritage: Baja Bugs emerged in the late 1960s as stripped-down, modified Beetles engineered to handle the punishing terrain of the Baja California Peninsula. Lightweight, rear-engined, and simple to maintain, they became an icon of desert racing and off-road adventure.
• Powertrain: This example runs a 1835cc engine with a PICT-34 carburetor, paired with a robust 091A Bus transmission and IRS suspension for improved durability and traction in rugged environments.
• Exterior & Interior Features: Outfitted with 235/75 R15 rear tires and 185/65 R15 fronts, a roll bar, and classic Class 5–style trim, this Beetle blends vintage style with proven off-road modifications. The stripped interior underscores its utilitarian desert-bug identity.
• Ownership & Title: Showing 77,000 miles on the chassis and about 15,000 miles on the rebuilt motor, this Beetle has spent its entire life in Baja Sur, Mexico. Dry, salt-free conditions have preserved its body and components, and the car is offered with clear documentation and ready for import.