1997 Volkswagen Golf Mk3 Manual Subs on 2040-cars
Washington Boro, Pennsylvania, United States
This 1997 VW Golf is fairly good condition - has a just a little rust ( see pics ) and some paint chips, paint peeling on bumper. Includes a bottle of matching touch up paint. It currently has a little under 198,000 miles on it but will go up as it is my work car. Interior is in good condition with no tears in the fabric. Has a sunroof but it doesnt work and the fabric on it is kinda loose. Has check engine and airbag lights on but still runs and drives fine. It has a 2.0l engine and a 5 speed manual transmission. Makes a little noise in reverse for last couple months but still works fine. Has a aftermarke head unit in it with a 7 inch foldout touchscreen. Includes Kenwood amp and two 12 inch lightning audio subs. The piece that goes above the trunk sags a little. Awesome work car I got around 30-35 mpg with it. Feel free to ask any questions.
$500 down payment, rest cash on pickup. |
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