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1998 Audi A4 Base Sedan 4-door 2.8l on 2040-cars

US $2,900.00
Year:1998 Mileage:184000
Location:

Greeley, Colorado, United States

Greeley, Colorado, United States
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When I purchased this vehicle, it had developed an oil leak.  I immediately took it in and discovered that it was a little more then an oil leak.  I replaced with new upper and lower oil pans and gaskets.  Although it wasn't warranted when taking it in, I had replaced the timing belt and the water pump.  The car now runs beautifully.  The gas mileage is even better than it was before, which I find slightly strange, but it is 19 city and 31 highway.  It has brand new all season radials and the brakes probably have 2,000 miles on them. The CV joint on the front left will eventually need replacing, but can be heard ever so slightly when turning a curb tightly and .accelerating.  That is it. If you haven't one of these on the snow and ice, you will be totally impressed.

The car has no dings or dents, but does have a rear spoiler which was added by the previous owner, but looks like it belongs there.  It has a 6 disk CD player in the trunk, the stereo is Bose, and everything is original.  The air is cold and the heat is hot.  When having this checked over recently I have been told it runs rock sold and with proper maintenance will easily last another 140 - 150K  with ease.

I had purchased the vehicle locally, who had owned the car  since 2012.  The car originated in Ohio and the CARFAX (is available)  details this, coupled with regular maintenance, throughout its' life.  It's options which all work beautifully, are available for viewing at audiforums com then "/" type "forum"  then "/"  then type:                                                   "vindecoder.php?vin=WAUED28D6WA180890":.  This gives the standard and option detail on the car when it came from the factory.

The car is located in Colorado and will deliver if east of the Rocky Mountain front range, south as far as Lamar, north as far as Cheyenne, or Sterling and of course Denver, Co Springs, Pueblo or Boulder Fort Collins areas.  If outside this area, you will need to either come and get it, or arrange for transport at your cost. If within the area the delivery will be free of charge.  Once the items have been approved by both the buyer and seller, EFT into my bank account, or certified funds may be deposited into my Chase Bank account.  The account number and details may be worked out once the aforementioned items are complete.

I haven't complete it as yet, but intend of having it detailed, before delivery is made.


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