2002 Vw Jetta Rear Wagon on 2040-cars
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
Up for auction is 2002 VW Jetta with 135000 miles on it! The car was well maintained; most resent fix was a new alternator which is visible on a photo and freshly new battery installed in it. The timing belt, catalyst and water pump were changed around 25000 mile a go . This car will run for years to come with the right owner. Everything inside works and functions properly. The tires are well over 90% with new alignment when changed around the beginning of the winter. There are some normal wear on the paint and front bumper is out of its bracket as seen on the picture. The car is black on beige interior and seats were covered for protection (I’ll include a photo of that too) If you have any questions about it feel free calling me at 201-757-0082 if there is no answer just leave me a voice mail and I’ll call you back as soon as I can . The only reason we are selling it is we are ready for a new car! Thanks for looking and good luck on this auction. |
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