Classic 1982 Vw Cabriolet 1.6 Fuel Injection Rare,solid Body,solid Engine Look!! on 2040-cars
Moreno Valley, California, United States
Classic 1982 VW Cabriolet RARE, Good solid body, Solid engine, all trim comes with car (6 peace). Chrome Bumpers good condition. Red and black original bucket seats, driver side has rip common area for rips(shown in photo's). Rip along back seat seem (shown in photo's). There is approx. $300+- own on the reg. nothing major (however DMV will mark it as Major Issue with Title, quite misleading all you do is pay back fees, no big deal!!) !! Spare parts come with the car, back window, trim etc... This car is SOLD AS IS. classic car!! Good condition for the year 1982 all round. Hard to find!!. Small dent on rear pass. side wheel arch. few cosmetic stone marks around the car. windshield small stone chip + small crack. Plastic seat runners needed (plastic part when you slide your seat back and forth) TLC!.. car needs a new transmission, battery, fuel pump hose, steering column bearing ( comes with car need installing) . All this car needs to be back on the road is a , new transmission, fuel pump hose, battery, and go through dmv stuff!! The car is a good solid car, original black high pie carpet. bucket seats. Black hood, black roof with white inner lining , No rips, roof is in great condition. car is non-runner it will need to be towed away, Buyer responsible for shipping!! No reserve. Good luck, Thank you for looking!!! please take a look at my other listings! enjoy your day. Please contact me with any questions you have about the car or any of my listings. |
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