2001 Volkswagen Passat Gls 1.8 Minor Damage on 2040-cars
Moreland, Georgia, United States
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This is a super nice 2001 Volkswagen Passat GLS 1.8 sedan. This is my daughters car and she hit a deer and damaged the hood and right front fender and busted the windshield. I just had the major service done (5000 miles ago) at the VW dealership including timing belt, water pump, cam seals, all other belts that needed replacing as well as oil and filter change. The car has very good tires all the way around. The damage was primarily the hood front bumper reinforcement bar and the windshield was cracked when the deer rolled across the hood. Great car, great gas mileage, all service done. EASY FIX. My wife and I gave her my wifes Passat. I simply have no time to fix it. I have included all parts to fix car except one of the corner lights ($10 on ebay), radiator core support ($85 on ebay) and the windshield $200 from most all windshield companies. AS IS, NO WARRANTY OF ANY KIND AND NO RETURNS. Please look at the pictures carefully and bid accordingly. NO whining after the fact. $500 deposit required within 24 hours of auction end and car must be picked up within 5 days of auction end. Questions call Doug at 678 641 3063. |
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