1982 Volkswagon Rabbit Diesel Pickup on 2040-cars
Pocatello, Idaho, United States
Hi everybody out there in ebay land!~ I am a small car dealer in Beautiful Pocatello, Id. I've acquired a very nice 1982 VW Diesel Pickup with a 5 speed manual transmission. Someone has put a lot of work into this little guy... It is very clean, runs well, with NO rust, looks great, and is fun to drive!!~ Great little gas saver at 50mpg. The odometer shows 250k. I do not know it's history so do not know what has or has not been done to it. I have no clue what it's worth but I have a very low reserve and I will let you tell me. Thanks for looking and Happy bidding! |
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