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looking to trade 98 VW new beetle for similar jetta wagon - dlish - 01-20-2010
I am looking to trade my 1998 VW new beetle + cash if needed for a VW jetta wagon of similar age/condition.
My Volkswagen-
It is a 98 model new beetle. 2.0 gasoline 4 cyl. * 5 speed manual transmission * a/c * power windows/locks* 93XXX miles with fresh timing belt/water pump less than 500 miles ago from Hardeys in Parker * Tan cloth interior with Sony cd player.
The car has some nicks and scratches like any 12 year old car would have. When I had the belt done an over car inspection showed the car needs strut bushings & a/c compressor clutch.
You're Volkswagen-
Looking for a 99 or newer gasoline engine * MANUAL TRANS ONLY * with similar features and mileage /condition. no color preference.
looking to trade 98 VW new beetle for similar jetta wagon - navajowalks - 01-20-2010
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Originally Posted by dlish
 I am looking to trade my 1998 VW new beetle + cash if needed for a VW jetta wagon of similar age/condition.
My Volkswagen- It is a 98 model new beetle. 2.0 gasoline 4 cyl. * 5 speed manual transmission * a/c * power windows/locks* 93XXX miles with fresh timing belt/water pump less than 500 miles ago from Hardeys in Parker * Tan cloth interior with Sony cd player. The car has some nicks and scratches like any 12 year old car would have. When I had the belt done an over car inspection showed the car needs strut bushings & a/c compressor clutch. You're Volkswagen- Looking for a 99 or newer gasoline engine * MANUAL TRANS ONLY * with similar features and mileage /condition. no color preference. |
looking to trade 98 VW new beetle for similar jetta wagon - dlish - 01-21-2010
Its my wifes, I wouldnt mind dropping a load on my "agent" though...
