Detail Info for: Volkswagen : Beetle-New GLS RARE GLS 2.0L WHALE-TAIL MODEL - GREEN/TAN - FULLY LOADED - ONLY 69,582 MILES!!

Transaction Info
Sold On:
12/15/2013
Price:
$ 5900.00
Condition:
Mileage:
69582
Location:
Cedar Grove, New Jersey, 07009
Seller Type:
Private Seller
Vehicle Specification
Year Make Model:
2001 Volkswagen Beetle-New
Submodel Body Type:
GLS Coupe
Engine:
2.0L 4cyl
Transmission:
Automatic
VIN:
3VWCB21C71M453524
Vehicle Title:
Clear
Drive Train:
Fuel Type:
Gasoline
Standard Equipment:
Optional Equipment:
Vehicle Detail
OFFERED FOR SALE AT NO RESERVE IS A VERY NICE VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE GLS 2.0L (RARE MODEL WITH FACTORY WHALE-TAIL SPOILER) IN GREEN WITH TAN INTERIOR WHICH HAS SEEN LITTLE USE SINCE PURCHASE. MY EBAY USER NAME IS 3SIXTYINNOVATIONS AND I'VE BEEN AN EBAY MEMBER SINCE MAY 2004. I'M USING MY 2ND EBAY ACCOUNT 3SIXTYINNOVATIONS1 FOR THIS AUCTION TO QUALIFY FOR A PROMOTIONAL FREE LISTING. MY EBAY HISTORY AND FEEDBACK SCORE IS AVAILABLE HERE: 3SIXTYINNOVATIONS WITH OVER $7000 INVESTED, EVERYTHING WORKS AND RUNS GREAT OVERALL. HERE ARE THE PLUSES AND MINUSES: PLUSES:ONLY 69,582 MILESORIGINAL FLORIDA CAR WITH NO RUSTTHE FOLLOWING SERVICES/REPAIRS WERE PERFORMED WITHIN THE LAST 2000 MILES: 4 TIRES REPLACED - HIGH PERFORMANCE HANKOOK VENTUS V4 225/50/16. BOTH FRONT STRUTS AND REAR SHOCKS REPLACED. (FYI, A COMMON PROBLEM WITH BEETLES OVER 60,000 MILES AND ORIGINAL SHOCKS/STRUTS - $800)BOTH FRONT SUSPENSION BALL JOINTS AND TIE RODS REPLACED. (FYI, ANOTHER COMMON PROBLEM WITH BEETLES OVER 10 YEARS OLD CAUSED BY DRIED OUT/TORN SEALS/BOOTS - $1500) BRAKE PADS REPLACED.SERPENTINE BELT REPLACED.TUNE UP - NGK HIGH PERFORMANCE SPARK PLUGS, IGNITION WIRES, AND IGNITION COIL PACK REPLACED.BOSCH BATTERY REPLACED.MOBIL 1 SYNTHETIC OIL / ROYAL PURPLE SYNTHETIC FILTER CHANGED.AIR FILTER REPLACED.EVAP CANISTER REPLACED. (FYI, COMMON EVAP SYSTEM LEAK ON OLDER BEETLES WHICH TRIGGERS CHECK ENGINE LIGHT - $500) CABIN AIR FILTER REPLACED.MINUSES:PARKED OUTSIDE IN THE FLORIDA SUN FOR A DECADE HAS CAUSED OCCASIONAL MINOR OXIDATION OF PAINT ON ROOF, FENDER, AND REAR SPOILER AREAS (SEE PHOTO/VIDEO SLIDESHOW). THERE ARE TWO DINGS, NAMELY ONE ON LOWER CORNER OF RIGHT DOOR AND ONE ON RIGHT WINDOW FRAME (SEE PHOTO/VIDEO SLIDESHOW). LEFT WINDOW WON'T ROLL DOWN FULLY (STOPS FEW INCHES FROM BOTTOM AND LIKELY NEEDS TO BE SIMPLY ADJUSTED OR LUBRICATED). THE FOLLOWING VIDEO/PHOTO SLIDESHOW MAY NOT WORK ON THE EBAY SMARTPHONE APP, SO HERE IS THE DIRECT WEBLINK: BEETLE SLIDESHOW On Dec-15-13 at 13:22:49 PST, seller added the following information: I thought it may be helpful to post my answer to the following inquiry received today: Dear 3sixtyinnovations1, Hi: I am interested in buying a car for my 18 year old and am concerned about safety. Has it been in a collision before? Why does it have so few miles on it? Can I get a carfax report? Where are you located? Any other issues besides cosmetic and the left window? Can you roll it down at all? My answer: Thanks for your inquiry. I know you probably found answers to a few of your questions, but let me cover them just in case. 1) Any collisions? No, there has not been any collision of any kind. 2) Why such low miles? The car was purchased in Florida, and one of the two previous owners was a dual resident (snowbird, as they call the Florida winter residents) and left the car undriven for 7 months per year. This is one of the reasons you'll find Florida cars owned by semi-retirees have low mileage - and no rust, of course. 3) Can I see a CarFax report? There is a CarFax (Experian) report of the vehicle history provided free of charge. Just click the link to the report on the listing in the top section of the description box which shows the AutoCheck score. The link is titled "See the Full Vehicle History Report". 4) Where is the car? The car is parked in Cedar Grove, NJ, undriven for the time-being, as my daughter is attending college in New York city. So for all practical purposes, she doesn't need or use it much - which is the main reason for selling. 5) Any other issues with the car? All issues with the car are explained in the ebay listing. 6) Does the left window roll down at all? As for the left window, it does roll down almost fully. The likely reason why it stops a few inches from the bottom is due to the window frame vertical rubber channel behind the door panel (on the leading edge of the window frame). The same issue occurred in January, and after spraying pure silicone lube inside the rubber channel track - the problem went away. I am in Florida now, so unfortunately I can't look at or fix it. Thanks again for your interest in the car. - 3sixtyinnovations1