2003 Vw Jetta Vr6 2.8l - Arizona Car - 6 Spd Manual on 2040-cars
Glendale, Arizona, United States
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We are selling our 2003 Volkswagen Jetta VR6 2.8L, 6 spd
manual with 130k miles on it. The
vehicle is not running. It looks as
though it blew the head gasket. It has
new tires and a new battery not even a month old. This is an Arizona car, which are highly desirable since we don’t go through the harsh winters - salted roads, rust and corrosion issues are not a problem for us. The Jetta is black with a black interior, it is a very sharp car and in good condition considering its age. I’m selling it as is and giving the opportunity for someone to do the repairs necessary to end up with a really nice car at a good deal. The current book value is $5900 and I have included an image of the book sheet for you to verify. I’ve got many projects that I want to get to and this VW is down my list of priorities right now. Not to mention its 100+ degrees and I really don’t want to do the repairs in this heat. If it does not sell now I’m okay with keeping it and doing the repairs when the weather cools off. This is an incredible opportunity for you to own a highly desirable AZ car at a fraction of it's actual value. Please expect to either replace the head with a rebuilt one or rebuilding the current head – but it would be foolish not to do this since it will be off anyways. My assumption at this point, not having the motor torn down, is that the head, head gasket and new fluids should get this beautiful car back on the road. Again, this is an assumption since I have not taken the topside of this motor a part yet to verify exactly what is necessary. Regardless, at this low reserve price, whatever is necessary even up to replacing the entire motor will leave you in a good position value wise to what you are paying now. There are your typical dings & scratches which are to be expected with a vehicle of this age. There is a tear in the drivers seat which I have shown in the pictures. Please understand, this is a 2003 vehicle and you should expect the typical wear and tear that you would see on a car that's 11 years old. If you need more pictures, please ask for them. If you need more information about the car, please ask before you bid. Please understand that you are responsible for shipping this car in its present non-running condition. You need to make arrangements with your transportation company and make them aware of this. The Jetta is advertised locally and I do reserve the right to sell it outside of this auction at any time and cancel this auction. A $500 deposit is required within 24 hours of completion of this auction. The balance can easily be handled with a bank wire transfer, a certified bank cashiers check or in cash if you live local and plan on picking it up yourself. The vehicle must be paid for in full within 7 days of the completed auction and before the vehicle will be released to its new owner. |
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