1984 Vw Volkswagon Rabbit Convertible, 1.7l 5 Speed Rare Wolfsberg Ed. Cute!!! on 2040-cars
Lambertville, Michigan, United States
Body Type:Convertible
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:1.7 4 CYL FUEL INJECTION
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Year: 1984
Number of Cylinders: 4
Make: Volkswagen
Model: Rabbit
Trim: CONVERTIBLE
Options: Cassette Player, Convertible
Drive Type: FWD
Mileage: 123,500
Sub Model: CABRIO
Disability Equipped: No
Exterior Color: White
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Interior Color: White
UP FOR SALE IS A 1984 VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT CONVERTIBLE. IT HAS A 1.7L 4 CYL FUEL INJECTION 5 SPEED MANUAL. IT IS A RARE WOLFSBERG EDITION MODEL, WHITE ON WHITE WITH WHITE ALUMINUM WHEELS. IT HAS A BEAUTIFUL WHITE TOP WITH BLACK AND WHITE INTERIOR.
IT WAS IN STORAGE FOR YEARS PRIOR TO MY PURCHASE. I REPLACED THE FOLLOWING FUEL NEW MUFFLER AND STAINLESS TIP BATTERY RADIATOR COOLANT FUEL PUMP AND FILTER FUEL DISTRIBUTOR AND AIR FILTER 4 NEW TIRES AND RESTORED WHEELS FRONT ROTORS 4 SEAT COVERS AND MATCHING FLOOR MATS-WIFE'S SELECTION OIL CHANGE AND FILTER 4 FUEL INJECTOR O RINGS AND NEEDED VACUUM LINES.
HAD TO REROUTE FUEL RETURN LINE THRU VENT TO TANK DUE TO CLOGGED PIPE. RADIO DOES NOT WORK, POSSIBLE FUSE? RUST IN 4 AREAS, LEFT FRONT BOTTOM OF FENDER, LEFT REAR QUARTER BELOW TRIM. THE OTHER SPOTS ARE CONTAINED TO THE LEFT REAR UPPER QUARTER AT CONVERTIBLE TOP AND RT FRONT LOWER CORNER OF DOOR. SOLID TRUNK AND FLOORS, ALL OTHER PANELS LOOK OK. SMALL DENTS ON HOOD, ALL OTHER PANELS DING AND DENT FREE. GLASS IS GOOD, NICE INTERIOR EXCEPT FOR SEATS, WE USED CUSTOM SEAT COVERS TO FRESHEN UP INTERIOR. BLOWER MOTOR WORKS ON HIGH ONLY-NEEDS RESISTOR AC NEEDS RECHARGED GAUGES, LIGHTS AND MOST OPTIONS WORK FINE RUNS GOOD, STOPS AND DRIVES FINE. RUNS A BIT RICH WHEN IDLING. STILL HAS SOME OLD GAS MIXED WITH THE NEW. I SUSPECT IT IS NOTHING MAJOR BUT WIFE WANTS IT SOLD, OUT OF ROOM. CUTE CAR, NEEDS A NEW HOME AND PUT BACK ON THE ROAD. THIS CAR IS VERY NICE HOWEVER NOT FINISHED. FUEL TANK RETURN ISSUE, RADIO, RUST SPOTS, BLOWER AND AC--
SMALL CRACKS-2 ON REAR CAST BUMPER, CAN BE REPAIRED. |
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