1990 Vw Cabriolet 5speed Very Nice Shape, Fun Summertime Car Clean Rabbit Like on 2040-cars
Jacksonville, Florida, United States
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You are bidding on a 3/90 1990 VW Cabriolet convertible. Just in time for the summer fun of driving or perfect for son, daughter or wife. The VW is white on white with a recently new installed top, so no rips or tears, that is white as well to blend nicely from previous owner. The car has or showing about 105,270 but true miles are unknown, The timing belt was recently done within the last month. The VW has been upgraded to a Blaupunkt CD player. The VW has the fun and sporty 5 speed with economical 4 cylinder engine, The a/c does work how cold or well is up to one person's perception The interior is very good and nice that is clean with NO rips or tears in the seats, It is missing the back trunk cover and the 2 front fender trim pieces that can easy be gotten at most local junkyards. The exterior is in good shape with various scratches or normal wear and tear of normal driving, has very light rust in the corners of the front windshield that is common and easy fixed. The VW runs and drives well for the year and overall condition, it may need a power steering rack soon, due to mild leakage not substantial but has some. Has new belts along with new power steering pump when timing belt was done. The VW is sold as is with NO warranty buyer is responsibly for pickup or shipping cost. If you have any questions please email me with any questions you have. Must sell, motivated seller will take best reasonable offer if doesn't sell will email highest bidder if it doesn't sell as mention as second chance offer. but offer needs to be fair and reasonable as most cabriolets selling online are $3k plus or minus in the price range, this VW is far less then that. |
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