2003 Vw Volkswagen Jetta 1.8t Wolfsburg Edition Modified on 2040-cars
Crescent City, California, United States
For sale 2003 VW Jetta 1.8t Wolfsburg Edition automatic/tiptronic. Lots of upgrades. Gti awp turbo charged motor installed by B&K Auto, Crescent City. Car has 155k miles on it, but motor has about 90k miles on it. Front mount Intercooler, short ram intake, catch-can, egr/evap delete, sai Delete, very new Kevlar timing belt and full metal water pump installed 1 month ago. Eibach lowering kit, Halo Hid Headlights, LED Taillights, 18inch rims, Clarion Touchscreen cd/DVD player, Hifonics amp w/ 15" Hifonics Subwoofer, and Indiglo boost guage. About 11k in upgrades, and prob 500hrs wrench time. Does Need a little work, run fine right now. Things need to be addressed are crack on windshield $320 for new one at affordable auto in Crescent City. Leaky c/v joint/ axel, $100 for a new one, Easy to Install. A water leak somewhere during rainy season.
Interior needs some TLC. Great project car, with an good foundation. Please call 707-951-9124 for any questions or to see in person. VERY IMPORTANT THIS CAR WILL NOT SMOG IN CALIFORNIA, WAY TO MANY UPGRADES!!! |
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