2002 Volkswagen Passat Vw Volkswagon Runs And Drives Needs Repair Work on 2040-cars
Germantown, Tennessee, United States
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2002 VW Passat. Car runs and drives and has been a daily driver but it does need some work to be 100%. This is a great car for someone to drive and fix as they go along. Here is the deal. Over the last few weeks I decided to sell the car and buy a new one. This car has been good but it needs more work than I'd like to get into and I just want a new car so its time for it to go. I'm ready to buy, like buy now.....this weekend. SO I need this sold, preferably by this weekend and its priced as such.
Pwr and Heated seats Pwr Windows and locks with keyless entry Runs and drives. Engine is strong and transmission shifts good, no slipping. Sometimes shifts a little funny but nothing that seems too concerning. Interior is clean and consistent with the age. Leather heated seats are in great condition. Body is solid with no rust and the paint shines nice. Does have a few dings and some paint work to the hood and both fenders. The paint work looks ok but the color doesn't match 100%. The damage was from a deer. Hood and one fender were damaged. No air bag deployment. The tires are decent, probably needs two right away, it has a vibration at highway speeds that seems to be coming from the rear tire. Needs rear brakes and rotors, The front brakes and rotors are new. Drivers side door lock only works with the key. And just yesterday we noticed an oil leak, which at best glance appears to be coming from the oil pan, looks to have a very small crack in the pan. The check engine light is on. A few of the Radio knobs are missing. The A/C unit isn't blowing very cold but who needs that this time of the year. Recent new parts are both front exhaust pipes and 02 sensors, Belt and frt brakes and rotors. Its still a Passat!. A great car that just needs some work, perfect for a handy person to fix up. The Car is located in Germantown TN. Clear PA title in hand ready to txfr, the car is from PA. Paypal deposit of $200 due within 24hrs of auction end. Cash balance due by Saturday 2/1. I would like the pick up to be on Fri or sat next week. This works best because its when I get my other car. |
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