1995 Vw Cabrio Tdi Mk3.5 Interior Mk4 Seats Tuned Dropped New Engine And Top Ahu on 2040-cars
Estacada, Oregon, United States
Selling my Cab after much thought. I built this car for me to drive to the Carolina's where I work and it's been there 3 times since I built it. Engine was built Jan. 2012 with new 0.5mm oversize pistons, block decked for ALH pistons, torque-plate honed, new everything. 25k miles since build. Malone stage 3 EGR delete tune with Bosio Sprint nozzles. Boost is 15psi and can definitely handle more. Runs very strong. CTN transmission out of 1998? TDI. Clutch, mounts, seals, everything was new at engine build. I even installed new alternator brushes. Drive anywhere right now. While the engine was at the shop I installed the new vinyl top. No leaks. False floor in trunk for subs and a nice molded 12" sub box in the corner of the trunk. Paint is Plastidip orange koi and is easily removed. MK3.5 dash/panels. MK4 Beetle seats. Autometer EGT and Boost. Newish 195/50/15 tires. Disc MK3.5 rear axle. New CV axles and bearings all around. New lower control arms. Sway bar cut off because this car was on airbags once. Sitting on rough-riding Raceland coilovers and if that bothers you I can put on stock struts. Paint is rough underneath plastidip and is a green color. Floor pans have some soft spots from previous owner leaving the top down in the rain. I pulled padding out and just left it alone because it isn't that bad and didn't bother me. Carpet is newer Jetta carpet. AC works WAY good. 2" stainless straight exhaust with one muffler in the back. Hitch for pulling tractors. Dual chamber Hella headlights super bright. OBDII works great. All window and top seals were replaced in the past 2 years from cars I found in junkyards across the country. True 50mpg car here, no joking around with that. I recently built the 1Z pump that's on it. No leaks anywhere. Battery is a large AGM and I installed all + connections on a Glastic standoff located behind the battery. Has a CD player with bluetooth and decent door speakers. I believe I left a #4 welding cable installed so you can install a large amp in the trunk. This is the glass rear window German built Cabrio. I build and love TDI's and this car was no exception. I am willing to deliver anywhere in the country if you pay fuel and a plane ride home. This car has been everywhere and can go many many more miles. No airbag in passenger dash due to an amp being installed there once. See pics below. Any questions you can call me at 503-984-7080 and/or email directly at andrew at weldingcreations.com
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