2005 Vw Beetle Gls Convertible, Only 42k Miles, 5 Speed, Mellow Yellow Blondie on 2040-cars
Lebanon, New Hampshire, United States
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I am selling "Blondie," my 2005 Volkswagen Beetle GLS convertible in Mellow Yellow with 42K miles. I'm the second owner. Blondie spent most of her life in South Carolina as the garaged pampered car of snowbirds. Manual transmission, comes with boot, Monsoon sound system, great on gas. Clear title, no wrecks, never smoked in. I bought her in May 2013 when I was living at the beach in South Carolina. Since then, I have put about 10K miles on her and moved north to New Hampshire where having a four wheel drive truck makes a lot more sense. So I've decided she should go to another home. Her tires were new when I bought her. She has a new battery installed and has had regular oil changes. I had the brakes checked since she sat last winter, and they're still good. The only thing she needs is a new badge for the left front hubcap, which fell off somewhere along the line. Also, there is a small frayed part on the edge of the convertible top on the driver's side. But everything else is just peachy with her. Questions? Ask away! |
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