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2003 Audi Allroad 2.7t 6 Speed Manual. on 2040-cars
Year:2003
Mileage:184000
Location:
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For sale my 2003 audi allroad with 184000 miles. I had this car only for 5 months and 600 miles. Car runs and drives ok but it past due on timing belt. Last timing belt was done at 106xxx miles. Valve cover gaskets are leaking makes the oil burns and smokes. Car is all original with no mods. I did just a few litle things like podi boost gauge, b6 s4 shift knob, just got brand new oem all weather floor mats and window tint. I would say its pretty loaded from the factory with things like back up sensors, hid xenon, sun shades, heated front and rear seats, folding mirrors ( not sure if that a standard or optional). Also car needs an alignment but whats good is i just changed rear tire rods and bolts. Got the parts from a dealer. Also brand new flywheel and clutch was installed at 172xxx miles by a previous owner. Body is in fair condition with many dents and scratches. One major dent on the front driver side fender. Front bumper has a damage too. I show that on the pictures. Interior is in ok condition. Everything works. I bought it to fix but i just have no time for it and its just siting. Air suspension works fine. I did reprogram it to go lower in the first position. Its still sits high all the way up. Tires ok. Front pads new. I also have complete set of engine covers. Car sells as is.
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