The car is of grey metallic, fully loaded like new condition. 16" six spoke OZ wheels with Goodyear Eagle GA's, extra factory wheels with a new set of Bridgestone Blizzaks snow tires, bra, new factory windsheild, updated (new) front windowmotor and regulators, 96 Golf Jetta factory stereo, enteriour like new, everything works, ski bag, 100% fully serviced, new timing belt and V-belts, just installed new hydraulic lifters, new brake accumilator and hydraulic pump (was the orginal), non turbo motor, runs absolutly perfect just like new, no squeeks or rattles, very smooth quiet car. Has very minor door dings, barely can see them, wich I can have them removed by the dent wizard. Selling because my wife and I are having financial difficulties. Car has been perfectly maintained, ( VW Audi specialist) . To make the car perfect like new, I would need to install a new steering rack ( wich is still the original ), the brake front and rear have 40% life remaining, the fronts were replaced about 70k ago and the rear brakes are still the original, believe it or not, has 144k miles on it, but all highway miles , offcourse! I'd recomment replacing them, because when hard braking from around 120 MPH, the brakes pulsate a little down to around 70 MPH, but otherwise normal driving you wouldn't know. Price,,,,,,,, $5900 or $6900 with a new steering rack and brakes (german pads and rotors). Michael, (425) 888-5243 , Washington state, the land of great cars. |
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