The seller writes “A well looked after Mk2 Jetta, 3 owners from new (im the 3rd), 63XXX miles backed up by MOT history, car has only done 3000 miles in past 10 years. Low mileage, well looked after, reliable, classic“.
Open to offers, this classic VW Jetta has had a fair bit of work done to it and is well worth a read ………
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