- The vehicle is a 1971 Volkswagen Type 3, a variant of the Type 3 series known for its fastback, notchback, and squareback wagon styles, with this one being a Squareback wagon. - Key facts about the make and model: The 1971 Volkswagen Type 3 Squareback is a rear-wheel-drive (RWD) vehicle with a 1.6L H4 engine and a manual transmission. - Details about the mechanical aspects of the car: - Described as having a new 1600cc crate motor from MOFOCO with 700 miles on it. - Said to have dual Weber carbs installed in place of the original fuel-injected system. - Features a charcoal canister installed inline of the fuel system to help with fumes. - Details about the interior, exterior, and options of the car: - The exterior is described as being red with a removable roof wrap that is black underneath. - Said to have a few small runs in the paint and one small dent near the rear passenger side. - The interior is described as having new carpet, seat belts, headliner, door panels, front windshield, and all new rubber weather stripping. - Retains its original seats and steering wheel. - Features a full Pioneer sound system with Bluetooth and power windows and locks. - Details about the reported current state of this car: - The vehicle is described as having undergone a comprehensive 15-year restoration process, well-documented through photos. - Said to be in great condition, with the underside showing cleanliness except for some overspray. - Located in Johnstown, OH, 43031, and is being sold by Baron Auto Group.