1958 Volkswagen Beetle Convertible

This isn't just any 1958 Volkswagen Beetle-it's a wolf hiding in Wolfsburg's clothing. Originally bought new by a Kansas dairy as a humble fleet car, this Bug once hustled milk routes with a fleet number and dairy logo still ghosted into the paint like a tattoo from its working days. The factory L41 Black paint is still on it, paired with blood-red original seats and panels, fresh black carpet, and a new headliner. It looks vintage on the surface, but under the skin it's a different animal. The factory 36-horse flat four is long gone, replaced with a snarling 165hp EJ25 Subaru boxer out of an Impreza RS. The harness lives in a vintage suitcase behind the rear seat, where you'll also find the OBD2 port feeding a BlueDriver scanner-real-time diagnostics at your fingertips through your phone. Up front, the original fuel tank was reworked to house a Subaru fuel pump, with an aluminum radiator and cooling fan hidden in the spare tire well breathing air from beneath the apron. A coolant reservoir rides shotgun with the tank. The drivetrain got the same treatment: an Empi Bugpack billet short throw shifter clicks through a built IRS gearbox with a tall .77 fourth for cruising. Braking comes courtesy of a dual circuit master, front discs on wide 5s, and Thing-sourced rears. The stance is height adjustable up front, and lighting is upgraded all around with LEDs and a period-correct reverse light that snaps on when you slam it into gear. It's part survivor, part sleeper, and part street-brawler-a black-and-red time capsule packing modern muscle where nobody expects it. Visit us at 5626 Gravois Ave, St. Louis, MO, 63116. For inquiries, call (515)-REVHEADS and ask for Damon. For over 60 high-definition photos and a custom video of this stunning 1958 Volkswagen Beetle, visit www.revheads.com. Don't miss your chance to own this extraordinary vehicle!