Volkswagen 356 Speedster

Transmission type : Manual <b>Thanks to the identification plate, this BUBU Speedster has a clearly recognizable identity within the range of classic Speedsters.</b> The plate mentions BUBU Speedster and BUBU Mitsuoka Motors Co., Ltd., connecting the car directly to Mitsuoka's extraordinary Japanese creations. This makes this not an anonymous kit car, but a distinctive Japanese interpretation of one of the most iconic open sports cars. <br> <br> The low windscreen, compact two-seater body, round fenders and rear-mounted engine provide the distinctive look of a classic Speedster. The red bodywork, black soft top with side windows, chrome wheels and double exhaust vents combine to create an appealing and timeless configuration. Both open and with the roof closed, the car has exactly the light, pure look that lovers of classic open sports cars are looking for. <br> <br> The technical basis consists of a <b>1.6-liter air-cooled Volkswagen four-cylinder boxer engine</b>, coupled to a manual transmission and rear-wheel drive. The exact power has not been officially confirmed and is indicatively kept at around 50 hp. With this lightweight Speedster, the driving experience is mainly about the direct operation, simple mechanical technology, low seating position and the characteristic sound of the air-cooled boxer engine. <br> <br> The interior fits in nicely with a red dashboard, black bucket seats, black door panels and a wooden three-spoke steering wheel. The compact cockpit, simple instrumentation and classic materials enhance the car's pure character. With <b>24,000 km on the odometer</b>, this example also has a remarkably low odometer reading. <br> <br> <b>The combination of the BUBU Speedster identification plate, the Japanese origin of Mitsuoka Motors, the odometer reading of 24,000 km, the air-cooled Volkswagen technology </b>