1998 Volkswagen Beetle Tdi Hatchback 2-door 1.9l on 2040-cars
Milton, Pennsylvania, United States
1998 VW Beetle TDI 5 Speed Positive's - Oil Changed Every 5000 Miles for the lifetime of the car. -Runs Well -New Front Tires -New Rear Brakes -Great Slider/Fixer upper -Great Gas Mileage I observed 40mpg+ Combined over the last 85k Miles. Negatives -Needs a Clutch Master Cylinder (I have the part its just a fairly time consuming install which I don't have time for at the moment.) -Slight Rust -Needs Towed Ive owned this car for the last 85K Miles, Its worked very well for me and it still has a lot of life left, Clutch was replaced at 188k Miles. This car could definitely be placed back on the road, however it will need towed from its current location in Milton Pa. The car has a Reconstructed title from an event around 90k Miles involving the right door and the rocker panel. |
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