Tdi Beetle on 2040-cars
Nacogdoches, Texas, United States
I am selling my 2002 VW beetle. I have a clear Texas Blue Title in hand. The car drives good and runs good. A/C works good. I bought it and fixed it up for my daughter to drive. She now has her own car and I do not need this car. The car seats are stained, i was going to cover them. They are how they were when I bought the car.
I have replaced the timing belt, heads, all tensioners, pulleys, water pump, fuel pump, brakes rotors, pads and 80K mile Cooper - CS4 Touring tires. the car should be good to go with minimal expense. The sunroof functions well, but has a leak and needs a fix. My VW mechanic said it could be easily sealed up with silicone or decal tape, or fix it right with new drain hoses. Whoever buys it can make that decision, it has been kept under my carport. You may message me, if you have any more questions. This would make a good first car as was the reason i bought it. With 144,000 miles this car has alot of life left to live. |
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