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Volkswagen T3 Multivan 1988

General description : Außerordentlich gepflegter VW T3 Multivan mit dem 2,1l Wasserboxer in Capriblau. Der Wagen wurde 2001 in einem guten Zustand übernommen und von dort an nach und nach professionell von Spezialisten vorsorglich durchrepariert und gewartet. Der T3 ist seit Erstzulassung lückenlos Scheckheftgepflegt! Motor und Getriebe wurden bereits überholt, ebenso das Lenkgetriebe. Vor 20 Jahren wurde der Wagen bereits Hohlraum konserviert mit Mike Sanders. Somit ist Rost kein Thema! Fremdstromeinspeisung 220V ist möglich. Weiter gibt es eine Warmluftstandheizung mit Fernbedienung. Der Innenraum ist sehr gepflegt.

1988 Volkswagen T3 Multivan is listed for sale on ClassicDigest in Dresden by Dresdner Klassiker Handel GmbH for €29000.

 

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Car type : Car Make : Volkswagen Model : T3 Model Version : Multivan Engine size : 0.0 Model Year : 1988 Location : Königsbrücker Straße 96 D-01099 Dresden, Germany Vehicle Registration : Undefined

29000 €

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