This Bug comes from a single family.
In 1964, the current consignor’s parents bought this 1964 Volkswagen Bug brand new. When his daughters needed to learn how to drive, they learned on this car, and used it throughout their high school years. In 1993, it was sold to a close friend who only put 350 miles on it, for a total of now 119k original miles. You can put many more miles to come on it yourself, thanks to Henderson Auctions, which is auctioning off this 1964 Volkswagen Bug.
In addition to being restored to concours condition, this Bug is loaded with options like factory metal crank open sunroof, pop out rear windows, heater and push button radio. The engine was rebuilt with about 90k miles on it, and spark plug wires, distributor cap, belts, hoses, all seals and engine gaskets and decals were all replaced. The interior is all new, as well as the window seals, hood, and seals throughout the car. Brakes were also serviced less than 250 miles ago, and everything is in pristine condition.
Henderson Auctions is pleased to announce our upcoming October 2021 Collector Motor Series Auction conducted at the Barber Vintage Motorsports Museum. This 100+ vehicle auction will include the entire Mike Drury collection, among many others. Limited consignments will be accepted for this auction. If you would like information on attending the auction or listing your vehicles in the auction call 225-686-2252 or 800-850-2252. None of the Barber collection is for sale or included in the auction, this is a private auction conducted by Henderson Auctions at the Barber Vintage Motorsports Museum.
