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Germany's Most Beautiful Golf Iv - Unique Vw Golf Iv In The Al Capone Style !!! on 2040-cars

Year:1980 Mileage:1
Location:

L?ffingen, Germany

L?ffingen, Germany
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Super beautiful and unique VW Golf IV in the Al Capone style!

Base vehicle: VW Golf IV
Matriculation year: 2000
Motor: Series (vehicle is to look at - not the lawn!)
Power: 75 HP with original 40,000 kilometer !
Displacement: 1, 4 l

Facilities:
Height-adjustable steering wheel, air conditioning, leather seats, power steering, electric Windows, Central locking
Safety features: ABS, airbag passenger, airbag side, alarm system, immobilizer, Xenon headlights,
32 mm RAID steering wheel
Rear view camera

Engine tools:
Painted panels and accessories
Exhaust system: Jetex, stainless steel

Chassis:
Airride - X, chassis
the Gulf is through his gear of every time at the drive or on the stand about 15 cm high and down to move any ash individually.

polished strut brace front
Rims: Dolce, 8 x 20 with red Strass stones occupied
Tires: 225/30-20

Body:
Extended wheel arches and gezinnt, Audi A6 door handles Audi TT tank flap, rear and sides clean, no brand badging, smooth bumpers

Painting:
Company of crazy colours
with several airbrush pictures of Al Capone look and use of gold leaf

Interior:
Modified equipment by Christian Gaber in leather / Alcantara, four single seats, door and side panels, Poker gambler box with Schnapsbar, leather sky, floor mats covered in Alcantara, leather-covered instrument panel

HiFi/multimedia:
Rear expansion by Renato Rivic, JVC head unit with 4-inch TFT screen, USB port, DVD, CD, MP3, etc, two 7-inch monitors in the seat backs, ceiling monitor, monitor in the case in the rear extension, dual-channel kicker amp for the kicker woofer, four-channel kicker amp for Helix speakers front and rear.

Here you can buy an absolute show car of top, plug in the car approximately 70,000,-euro conversion costs!
The car was moved only to meetings / trade fairs original 40,000 kilometres, multiple Cup winner, known by film etc. The Rock 'n Roll syndicate

The offered price is valid from Germany and must be transferred to the purchaser within 5 days! For a shipment must be ensured even!
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