2002 Volkswagen Beetle Glx Hatchback 2-door 1.8l No Reserve on 2040-cars
Granby, Missouri, United States
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You are viewing a Special Edition 2002 Volkswagen New Beetle GLS with the concept “Double Mellow Yellow” paint and interior. These were a rare option in 2002 but they are still available every once in a while here on Ebay and other local websites. The interior is black and yellow “leather” with the turbo S style upgraded sport seats. The dash and door panels are also black and yellow……they aren’t like the normal GLS beetles that only came in grey or tan. The other way to pick out these “special” cars is the matching colorized wheel inserts. (yellow also) This Beetle has the 1.8 liter turbocharged engine with 119,500 miles which is considered low miles. The timing belt, water pump, serpentine belt, coil packs, and idler pulley/slack adjuster were all changed out at 85,000 miles so it runs very well. It has the 5 speed transmission, AM/FM cassette / 6 CD changer, power moon roof, power windows, locks, 4 wheel disc brakes, and power steering. Up to 3 weeks ago it was one of our daily drivers and then my wife was “rear ended” and it has been sitting since. While waiting on the other drivers insurance, I bought my wife another car and so now we don’t need this one. It has light damage (insurance estimate $1500) on the rear near the hatch. The tail light is broken and the bumper cover is creased. (see pictures) I am including a used original rear bumper cover and an original rear tail light/marker lights in the sale. I stopped selling and fixing New Beetles two years ago and these are parts from some of my parts cars. My loss, your gain. The car is not perfect but it’s pretty nice for a 13 year old car and extremely fun to drive. The drivers door panel has a crack by the lock (my fault when changing out the window motor) and the back lower seat has a rip (there when I bought it) and my wife put black tape over it so it wouldn’t rip worse. Any other issues are just age……like me. LOL |
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