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1998 Vw Beetle Well Maintained Low Mileage 5 Speed Manual 2.0 Liter No Reserve on 2040-cars

Year:1998 Mileage:159000 Color: BLACK CLOTH INTERIOR
Location:

Purcellville, Virginia, United States

Purcellville, Virginia, United States

1998 VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE

** NEW TIMING BELT
** NEW WATER PUMP
** NEW SERPENTINE BELT
** NEW SERPENTINE BELT TENSIONER

LOW MILEAGE, JUST OVER 9,000 MILES PER YEAR DRIVEN

NICE CONDITION, WELL MAINTAINED


VERY PRETTY BLUE EXTERIOR
BLACK CLOTH INTERIOR

ENGINE RUNS EXCELLENT, THE 2.0 LITER 4 CYLINDER MOTOR IS KNOWN TO BE ONE OF THE BEST MOTORS VW HAS MADE.

THE CLUTCH SHIFTS FINE. 
SUSPENSION & MOTOR MOUNTS FEEL FINE. NO CLUNKING ETC

INSIDE IS VERY NICE, NO SMOKY OR PET SMELLS. VEHICLE HAS BEEN KEPT CLEAN, AND IT SHOWS!

FEMALE OWNED

CAR JUST HAD A FULL DETAIL LAST MONTH.

SEATS ARE VERY COMFORTABLE

THE REAR SEATS FOLD DOWN FOR MORE CARGO SPACE. THE BUTTON TO FOLD THEM DOWN IS IN THE BACK, CENTER.


ALL INSTRUMENTATION WORKS. 

BRAKES FEEL GOOD, FRONT TIRES ARE ABOUT %45, REAR TIRES ABOUT %70
DRIVES VERY WELL, EVEN ON THE HIGHWAY. THE CRUISE CONTROL WORKS

HEAT IS HOT, A/C IS COLD

POWER WINDOWS ,LOCKS WORK.

WINDSHIELD WIPERS WORK. NEEDS WIPERS SOON. HEAD LIGHTS AND TAIL LIGHTS AOK!!

PAINT IS VERY GOOD, LOOKS EXCELLENT HONESTLY FOR A 16 YEAR OLD CAR WITH THESE MILES!

THE UPDATED AM/FM/CD STEREO WORKS WELL

THE BODY IS GOOD FOR ITS AGE & MILES. LOOK AT THE PICTURES!

TITLE IN HAND, CLEAR, CLEAN, NO LIENS.

THE CAR IS DRIVEN SOMETIMES STILL SO MILEAGE WILL BE A LITTLE HIGHER. THE LOCATION IS NOT SET IN STONE, I COMMUTE AROUND THE WINCHESTER, VA , FREDERICK,MD AREAS SO ANYWHERE ALONG THAT AREA CAN WORK FOR ME TOO....

THERE IS NO CHECK ENGINE LIGHT ON, OR ANY OTHER DUMMY LIGHT

THE BODY HAS SOME OF THE TYPICAL SCRATCHES AND DINGS FROM BEING A 16 YEAR OLD CAR WITH 150K+ MILES, AS PICTURES WILL SHOW

ORIGINAL BOOKS IN THE GLOVE BOX

THE CAR GETS ABOUT 35 MPG HIGHWAY, MAYBE 40 IF YOU ARE AT 55 MPH

if you want the car driven to you, and you are within about 3 hours i can probably deliver for a cost

$150 FEE WILL BE ADDED TO ALL SALES
GOOD LUCK!!

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