2002 Volkswagen Eurovan Mv Runs Great -- Looks Great on 2040-cars
Kingston, Idaho, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:GAS
For Sale By:Private Seller
Transmission:Automatic
Year: 2002
Make: Volkswagen
Model: EuroVan
Options: Cassette Player
Mileage: 175,500
Safety Features: Anti-Lock Brakes, Driver Airbag, Passenger Airbag
Exterior Color: Gray
Power Options: Air Conditioning, Cruise Control, Power Locks, Power Windows
Interior Color: Gray
Number of Cylinders: 6
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
I bought this 2002 VW Eurovan in April of 2013, planned on fully restoring it, loved
it so much, that we decided to upgrade to a Eurovan Camper. This van
had 167 K miles when we bought it--we have put 8K miles with absolutely
no problems. I bought it from a dealer that got the van as a trade in. I believed that the transmission was rebuilt because the housing looked very new. AAMCO has inspected the transmission, found no leaks, and no problems after a test drive. After I purchased the van, I had VW inspect the van, and nothing was wrong except for brakes ( which have been replaced at VW) They performed all of the initial routine maintenance. I have copies of the work order and report.
In the past 6 months/8000 miles since I have owned it, it has had == New brakes, new RV quality shocks, tune up, Air Cond updated, and a repair to the emissions control system (EVAP). It runs GREAT. Gets 21 on the hwy. It has been to Glacier Park, the Bad Lands, and Devils Tower since I bought it. Comfortable to sleep in. Has all the original curtains. Deluxe wheels. Interior is in great shape for it's age. Exterior has no major dents, but does have small rock chips. Tires are good. A couple of rock chips on the windshield, that are not in the field of vision. AM/FM cassette, automatic, deluxe heating control system for front and rear, gray velour seats with no tears. Mechanically, everything works except for seat a adjustment, an arm rest adjustment, and the cigarette lighter outlet on the dash. Non-smoker. One small, minor interior squeak that I am currently looking for. It is a pleasure to drive on the highway. Everything works--windshield wiper, washer, cruise control, all exterior lights, all interior lights,turn signal, bright lights, thermostat control, heat, AC, rear defroster, front defroster, radio, gauges, automatic windows, power locks, fog light, parking brake, sliding door, back hatch door, burns no oil, no leaks. Remote door locks work fine. Brakes and steering are fine. Front and rear seat mechanics work fine. Engine runs quiet and has plenty of power. Locking gas cap. TWO working ignition/remote keys ( replacement from VW is $450 each) Front and Rear plastic bumpers have significant paint scrapes probably from hitting curbs. Additional photos on request It really does not need anything--unless you want to upgrade the sound system. |
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