Volkswagen Thing Wagon 1969
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Specifications Volkswagen Thing Wagon 1969 blueprint
The Volkswagen Thing Wagon of 1969 is a unique vehicle often referred to as a Thing. It is a two-door convertible that does not have any exterior or interior distinctions. The vintage car is an off-road vehicle with wide fenders, a fold-down top that covers the driver and front passengers head, and wide side doors. The roof was generally available in three colors: red, white, and blue. Under the hood of the Thing, the engine is a 1.6-liter four-cylinder engine with a flat-four layout. The transmission is a unique three-speed manual. The body of the Thing is constructed with a lightweight alloy, making the vehicle durable and easy to maintain. The passenger area is fairly roomy and includes seats that can fold down and be removed if needed. Despite its unique look, the Things performance is quite impressive. It can tow trailers and go at speeds of up to 65 mph. The suspension of the Thing consists of independent swing axles in the rear and MacPherson struts in the front. The brakes are four-wheel discs, ensuring a smooth and safe ride. Some of the amenities in the Thing include power windows, air conditioning, an AM/FM stereo, and rear-seat speakers. Overall, the Thing serves as a reliable and comfortable vehicle on or off-road. Its unique design and functionality make it a timeless classic.
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