1982 Vw Rabbit Pickup on 2040-cars
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
This is a 1982 VW rabbit pick up for sale ,it has a rust free body that has never been wrecked and with the tailgate that is in excellent shape . Here is a list of things I have done ,installed 16v 1.8 motor ,installed A/C ,donor wiring harness from a 1986 Sirocco,power steering ,4 wheel disc brakes ,front sway bar , .020 5 speed tranny , angel eye headlights ,fubu antenna ,power windows ,Tint ,6 speaker stereo system with a sub ,complete modified body kit W/ base coat clear coat paint all V W parts ,dual tip stainless muffler ,tint, custom grill, Recaro seats . a lot of time and loving care put into this truck ,its not perfect by no means ,but never the less a fine example for this year . It has a quarter sized ding in the passenger fender and a couple small paint flaws ,but its still very beautiful to look at and is admired anywhere I take it . It's reliable and runs and sounds excellent and now for the nuisance issues ,the power windows are slow ,the cigarette lighter does not work , the drivers back wheel scrubs when turning into a sharp driveway or parking lot (these are 18 inch rims on the back and 17 in the front) ,the high beams do not work . this truck is worth every dime of the 6500 dollars I am asking ,of course I put way more than that into it. 700.00 shipping is just a estimate for 500 miles or less distance. I will provide a one way airline ticket to the buyer for pickup. Cash at pickup call Joe for details 704-491-1667 serious call only
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