Turbo Diesel, Leather, New Timing Belt & Water Pump, Excellent Condition! on 2040-cars
Shavertown, Pennsylvania, United States
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This car is one of the nicest used Bug's you will ever find. Because it was meticulously maintained by it's previous owner, it looks awesome and needs nothing. The Good: -Timing Belt and water pump done at 104k miles -Clutch feels strong and transmissions shifts very smoothly -Paint shines beautifully -4 matching tires with plenty of life left in them (all at or above 6/32") -Clean black leather interior -Freshly detailed -45+ miles per gallon -No warning lights on dash -No squeaks rattles or unusual noises -Runs and drives perfect! -Headlights and tail lights are very clear (no hazing) -It is being inspected this week so it will have a current Pennsylvania inspection to ensure the safety and road worthiness of the car. The bad: -Clear coat on the wheels is peeling -Scuff in the paint (in pics) on rear bumper and passenger's side (aren't very noticeable) -Small poke hole in driver's front seat (in pic) There really aren't many bad things I could say about this car. If you're looking for a TDI Bug, you will not be disappointed in this one. Feel free to contact me if you want any more pictures or have questions about the car. Shoot me an email at coalcitykustoms@gmail.com or a call at 570-498-4246. Thanks |
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