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Volkswagen Scirocco I Italien Reimport - tolles Auto 1976

General description : VW Scirocco I Reimport aus dem sonnigen Italien

Der Wagen könnte nach Sichtbefund wohl ungeschweißt sein (ohne Gewähr)

Das Fahrzeug hat einmal einen neuen Lack bekommen im orig. Farbton "Silber Diamant L97A"

Ansonsten erscheint er sehr unberührt und autentisch

Technisch wurde einiges vor kurzem erledigt (Zahnriemen, Traggelenke, ect...)


Die abgelsenen 135 TKM (erscheinen Glaubwürdig)


Einen solch guten Karosseriezustand zu finden, wird nicht so leicht werden :-)


Wer den Wagen mit italienischen Papieren kaufen möchte und selbst fertig stellen möchte, spreche mich bitte an.

Wer einsteigen und losfahren möchte mit deutschen Papieren - kein Problem - dann zum ausgeschriebenen Preis.

PS: eine hintere Stoßstangenecke fehlt leider :-( denke aber das sollte sich lösen lassen?


Verkauf im Kundenauftrag!

Besichtigung nur nach vorheriger telefonischer Terminvereinbarung!

1976 Volkswagen Scirocco I Italien Reimport - tolles Auto is listed for sale on ClassicDigest in Eimsbütteler Chaussee 85DE-20259 Hamburg by KULTGARAGE for €12500.

 

Car Facts

Car type : Car Make : Volkswagen Model : Scirocco Model Version : I Italien Reimport - tolles Auto Engine size : 1.1 Model Year : 1976 Sub type : Coupé Location : Eimsbütteler Chaussee 85DE-20259 Hamburg Vehicle Registration : Undefined

12500 €

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