2003 Volkswagen Passat Glx 4motion Vw Nj Rowan Univ Runs Great Clean #thatsmyvw on 2040-cars
Glassboro, New Jersey, United States
Who
am I buying from? I'm a single mom and I'm selling this car by Faith knowing
that God will provide for us. I believe he will replace the car. I will let
nothing turn me aside from Christ. Nothing will turn me away from what is right
and what is just.
This car works great. The headlight bulbs, the alternator and the battery are pretty new. The speaker cover in the back is cracked, the dash isn’t as bright as it should be and the radio area is missing a button. The splash guard under the car isn’t there anymore and there is still a piece of plastic that needs to be removed from the splash guard. This has no effect on how the car runs. It’s all leather with heated seats and a moon roof. The mirrors on the sun visor are lighted. There are cup holders and lights in the back. There is also an ashtray thing in the back as well as the front but it’s hidden. It has a lot of trunk space and it’s pretty darn clean. It also has a built in shade in the back to guard your precious ones from getting sun burned. Smoke free, animal free car. It can be driven to you and delivered for an additional fee of a $1000. I can take paypal for down payment. Then you can pay with certified Cashiers Check or Cash . $1,000 Down required with in 24hrs of end of Auction. You can contact me through ebay. Grace be with you |
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