1984 Vw Rabbit 4 Door 1.6l Diesel Na on 2040-cars
Edmond, Oklahoma, United States
Body Type:Hatchback
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:1.6L Diesel NA
Fuel Type:Diesel
For Sale By:Owner
Year: 1984
Number of Cylinders: 4
Make: Volkswagen
Model: Rabbit
Trim: L
Options: Cassette Player
Drive Type: FWD
Power Options: Air Conditioning
Mileage: 265,000
Exterior Color: Blue
Interior Color: Blue
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bidding on a 1984 VW Rabbit. It has the 1.6L NA diesel engine and gets amazing
fuel economy. My wife and I saw an average of 50 mpg with it. The interior is
about as flawless as a 1984 could be. It has the original interior including
OEM rubber mats. No dashboard crack, or tears in the seats. A non-smoker has
always driven the car. There is some exterior rust that is only surface.
The undercarriage and strut pillars are rust free and in excellent shape. The
suspension has also been replaced with raceland coilovers that are ride height
adjustable and only have around 300 miles on them. In October of 2012 the car
had an issue with the cylinder head and a valve broke and fell into the
combustion chamber. Since, the engine has been completely rebuilt to OEM
specifications from the bottom end up.
The engine rebuild includes: Rods, pistons, piston rings, windage tray, water pump, injection pump replaced, timing belt, accessory belts, and all radiator hoses replaced. The head was completely rebuilt and professionally put together. It was professionally timed and runs well. You need to know that I am selling it because my wife and I are having a baby and I need something with airbags and a bit safer. Also, there is a coolant leak from between the head and the block. This could be due to 2 things: a warped head, either from the machinist or from bolting it down; or a cracked block. I believe the leak to be caused by a possibly warped head and it should be checked for flatness upon receiving the vehicle. The AC was never recharged, so
it either needs an R-12 recharge or a retrofit to R134a and it should run
great. Overall the car is great, it just needs a little attention under the hood to become completely road worthy once again. Take a look at the Rabbit below and see if you don't agree that it is a clean example of a classic VW. *Not pictured are 2 Fram air filters and complete air box housing as well as original OEM hubcaps, new ball joints, steering rack bushings, and tie rod ends. All come with the car to be installed! Search Rebuilt Rabbit
Running on youtube for a video of the car running.
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