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Käfer 1100 Cabriolet Hebmüller (1949–1953)
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Beetle (Käfer) Cabriolet (Volkswagen Type 1)

When you say Beetle, you also have to say Beetle Cabriolet. Because that was also special about this automotive icon: the Volkswagen Beetle was equally perfect with or without a roof! In its early years, legendary coachbuilders from Hebmüller to Karmann put their creative stamp on the Beetle with the Cabriolet, making it a highly desirable object. And even as a production model in the 1960s and 1970s, the Beetle Cabriolet provided a unique feeling: boundless freedom!
Käfer 1100 Cabriolet Hebmüller (1949–1953)
Beetle (Käfer) 1100 Cabriolet Hebmüller (1949–1953)
Käfer 1100 Cabriolet Karmann (1949–1953)
Beetle (Käfer) 1100 Cabriolet Karmann (1949–1953)
Käfer 1200 Cabriolet (1954–1965)
Beetle (Käfer) 1200 Cabriolet (1954–1965)
Käfer 1300 Cabriolet (1965–1966)
Beetle (Käfer) Cabriolet (1965–1966)
Käfer 1500 Cabriolet (1966–1970)
Beetle (Käfer) 1500 Cabriolet (1966–1970)
Käfer 1302 Cabriolet (1970–1972)
Beetle (Käfer) 1302 Cabriolet (1970–1972)
Käfer 1303 Cabriolet (1972–1980)
Beetle (Käfer) 1303 Cabriolet (1972–1980)
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