the first production Beetle convertible, the 1949 VW Type 14A Hebmueller cabriolet.

http://www.automobilemag.com/news/chic-on-the-cheap/

1974 VW Bug with only 56 miles is going to auction, still having the original oil and tires... wow. Time capsule. It was parked in 1978, and only used to drive to church

Armando Sgroi was an old man from Genoa, Italy, who bought a VW Beetle in 1974 to drive to services when the hills near his home got too tough for him to walk.

According to Silverstone Auctions, it was a very short trip that Sgroi finally gave up for good in 1978, when it was parked in a barn with less than 56 miles on the odometer.

It sat there in its original condition, still with the oil and tires supplied by the factory, until it was recently discovered. It’s since been cleaned up, but unmodified, and will soon be auctioned. The metallic blue coupe featuring a 1300 cc engine and the flat under the trunk floor spare tire of the Super Beetle, as it was known in the United States.

This one isn’t stateside. It’s in Denmark, where it will cross the auction block at the Classic Race Aarhus event on May 28th

http://www.foxnews.com/leisure/2016/05/16/barely-driven-174-vw-beetle-barn-find-up-for-auction/

a really big bug was the coolest thing I saw today

2 dozen bugs in a barn, going to auction

the barn was owned by the people who had a VW dealership.

The auction is June 10th and 11th, Cedar Rapids Iowa

http://autoweek.com/article/auctions/barn-full-air-cooled-volkswagens-heads-auction
http://hogeauctioneering.com/auction-listing-4/