Not mine but looks worth it.

https://phoenix.craigslist.org/nph/c...683343930.html

 

My first reaction was, Arizona, that could be good. Looking closer, the door fit, as much as it's possible to judge from the photos, might be a bit off, suggesting there could be hidden rust at the door pillar to sill joints. It can be repaired, but it's extra work and requires a little knowledge of the Mk2 structure. Also, the speedo is in km/h. That might mean the car started it's life in Canada, which is not as dry as Arizona. Still, it's not expensive.

 

IMO, when the total cost involved for a restoration of these cars is concerned, the initial price is almost inconsequential. it really comes down to whether or not one wants a "project" on which to spend lotsa time and money.

 

I don't think Canada went metric until the mid 1970s.