Volkswagen 411 2-door Coupe 1968
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Specifications Volkswagen 411 2-door Coupe 1968 blueprint
The Volkswagen 411 2-door coupe is anything but ordinary. First released in 1968, it was the last of the air-cooled Type4 engine powered cars from the German automaker. Sitting at just under 180 inches in length and sporting a wide body, this coupe oozes style. Covered in distinctive panel lines that run seamlessly along the length of the car, the Volkswagen 411 makes a statement wherever it goes. The power is provided by the Type4 engine, a 2.0L flat-four design that produces 98 horsepower, equipped with conservative tuning to ensure it will live a long life. All power is sent to the rear wheels via the Type4s four-speed manual transmission. To extend the longevity of this classic, the Type4 engine was lined with an ingenious wear plate designed to reduce cylinder wear. The interior of this coupe is no less remarkable than the rest of the car. Sitting inside the Volkswagen 411, you can appreciate its exceptional build quality. Its spacious cabin boasts luxurious amenities like a broad dashboard with stereo equipment, generous legroom and velour seating. Whether it is cruising down the highway or parked in a driveway, the Volkswagen 411 2-door Coupe is hard to miss. Its classic silhouette makes this coupe stand out from the crowd and it has an unmistakable style that will take onlookers back to the wild world of the 70s. This classic car will be sure to draw attention wherever it goes.
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