1982 Vw Rabbit Truck Diesel on 2040-cars
Litchfield, Illinois, United States
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1982 VW Rabbit truck. The body over all on this truck is not in the worst shape but it is far from perfect. it has a bed liner. The strut towers are in surprisingly good shape. They are normally rotted out. The truck needs new floor pans on both passenger and driver sides. I have gutted the interior to redo it. It would make a good project truck. I have another one here on e bay I was going to take the engine out of the other one and put it in this one but I have not had the time to do it.
The engine was removed when I got it I do have it but it is stuck and the starter is missing I have not had time to see how badly stuck it really is. I do have the original dash and seats. I was going to take the dash out of the other truck. body wise the roughest part that I can see is a spot on the rear driver side from the rear of the fender well to the tail light. The truck has flat tires and will be need to be trailered you will be responsible for picking the truck up. The truck is being sold AS IS with no guarantees. If you have any questions let me know. Have Fun Bidding Hello everyone I have had so many questions about parting the trucks out so I will answer them all here. I really do not wish to part them out I would rather sell them as a whole. I do not have the time to pull certain parts off for people and ship it to them. I am behind on my projects as it is. Thank you for understanding. |
Volkswagen Rabbit for Sale
Greasy rabbit(US $4,000.00)
1981 volkswagen rabbit truck base standard cab pickup 2-door 1.6l diesel white
2009 volkswagen rabbit s hatchback 2-door 2.5l
4 door auto power windows locks heated seats satellite radio clean vw
4dr hb auto s bargain corner low miles hatchback gasoline 2.5l dohc smpi i5 unit
2007 excellent condition 1yr manufacturer warranty 79500 miles(US $11,750.00)
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