- Ad Type
- For Sale
- For Trade
- Price
- $1000
- City
- Camas
- State
- Washington
- Zip Code
- 98671
I would like to sell my automatic 1.8 liter Jetta with 136k miles. I bought it from the original owner just over 2 years ago. It's been my daily commuter car but my parents are handing me down their newer Honda so the VW has to go.
Within the last year or so it has new cv axles, ball joints, control arms, front bilstein struts, front and rear brakes, coils and plugs, sway bar links, battery, and tires. I put a bunch of money into the car as I was planning on keeping it for years to come but that's how it goes.
Bad- the paint kinda sucks and the clear coat is peeling in multiple places, passenger seat has a big hole (covered by a towel), check engine is on due to the catilic converter being gone - I have a printout of the scan showing that's the only reason it's on, automatic transmission- the trans was replaced by Volkswagen 70k miles ago, and needs an alignment from the struts being replaced.
Let me know if you want more pics or info!
Would consider trades for a retro style ar15, military surplus rifles, or left handed hunting rifle. I'd also probably take 1000 cash
Within the last year or so it has new cv axles, ball joints, control arms, front bilstein struts, front and rear brakes, coils and plugs, sway bar links, battery, and tires. I put a bunch of money into the car as I was planning on keeping it for years to come but that's how it goes.
Bad- the paint kinda sucks and the clear coat is peeling in multiple places, passenger seat has a big hole (covered by a towel), check engine is on due to the catilic converter being gone - I have a printout of the scan showing that's the only reason it's on, automatic transmission- the trans was replaced by Volkswagen 70k miles ago, and needs an alignment from the struts being replaced.
Let me know if you want more pics or info!
Would consider trades for a retro style ar15, military surplus rifles, or left handed hunting rifle. I'd also probably take 1000 cash
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