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Volkswagen Mexican Caribe (rabbit) One Owner on 2040-cars

Year:1980 Mileage:193000
Location:

COAHUILA MEXICO, Mexico

COAHUILA MEXICO, Mexico

CARIBE volkswagen for sale so call Mexico and USA called RABBIT, is year 1980 and has only had one owner, has its original owner's manuals and documents, as well as their original tool bag as seen in pictures that describe it. 

It is a rarity in Mexico and not if in U.S. be original automatic since most are manually trasmicion, no punches as seen in the images and paint you are only given a bath 20 years ago, the original color as it is the one seen in the pictures and as you can see the paint is no longer good, but the body is very solid and very good, has some very small oxides but no care {

All your documents are original and in excellent condition, contains its original owner's manuals and two sets of keys made and delivered with the car, the title is like new and never use. in the images can be seen in sports wheels r15 original measure but are delivered if they wish. 

The upholstery is manufactured and has details for the pilot's seat, the dash has cracks on the sole but can be changed as it is sold here on Ebay. 

I have and give the long molding that goes under the door and the plastic of the rear wheel well. 

Has nearly 40 years with the same owner and was never restored, it works great and all indicators work perfectly, its trasmicion is automatic and runs smoothly, the rear wiper works across the board too. 

I am relatively close to the border with USA and I can take it to 3 cities and the cost of transportation is paid by the buyer, I can deliver in the following towns: 

- Eagle Pass Texas 
- Del Rio Texas
- Laredo Texas 

These three cities are in my city at different distances so the cost of moving it changes. I can send pictures if you want detail or any questions please do it 

Good buy !!!

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