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VW Golf GT TDI Mk4 PD150 ARL Engine 6 Speed (5 door)

Mileage 130,000

Tax May 2013 (tax will be renewed if a reasonable offer is made)

MOT November 2013

Very economical diesel, cheap insurance, all modern conveniences (power steering, remote central locking with remote window up/down, cruise control, 6 disc changer up front, electric windows, trip computer which now shows miles to empty or range of the tank)

I have owned this car since January 2012 and has been a reliable runner.

I have changed the rear axle bushes as they were both gone and recently changed the dual mass flywheel, clutch, release bearing and pressure plate as it was showing signs of going bad (common on these diesels after the 100k mark) at a cost of £400

The previous owner had a lot of the head rebuilt after the common camshaft problems arose, and I have a receipt for £1200 of work in October 2011 (around about 109,000 miles), which included a new camshaft, followers and bearings along with the timing belt, water pump, idle pulleys and tensioner. The PD injector units were also removed and tested at a diesel specialist

The fuel figures I get are about 40mpg around town and 55/60mpg on a run

The car is completely standard, and I maintain a full service history with plenty of receipts for the vehicle, along with the MOT certificate and logbook (V5).

MOT history show that the car has never wanted for much other than tyres or bulbs

The car has had 4 former keepers

looking for £2250 o.n.o.

pm for more info.

located in south wales

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