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VW Polo Country "Breadvan" £450

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After much hesitation I've finally decided to part with my breadvan.

The car has recently undergone some major repairs to make it road worthy as i bought the car before i had a driving licence so was parked up for a while.

the repairs listed were necesary to pass the MOT the garage also reccomended i serviced the vehicle at the same time so i did. Along with the 12 months MOT the car has 6 months road tax, i will be removing the tax unless a fair offer is made including it.

The following is a list of the repairs done at the beggining of the month.

-Filter service (Fuel, Oil and Air)

-Front pads

-Front discs

-Front springs X2

-Fuel Pump

-Distributor Cap and plugs, leads etc...

-New Battery

The vehicle is not currently running and needs both a new starter motor and coil; the coil has cracked therefore the car is cutting out when warm and the starter motor does not disengage from the engine. Before I came across these two problems the car ran perfectly, as a first time driver I personally cannot afford, on top of what I've already spent to have these repairs done . If you are considering buying this car I can (at my own convienience) get the vehicle towed to a destination of your choice, bearing that is isn't too far from where I live. At the moment the Polo is outside my house in South-West Wales.

The Polo itself is in pretty good condition, the paint work is good apart from a few small scratches and cracks (sun bleached)

To my knowledge the car and chasis is completely solid and had never been welded.

The two rear arches have been repaired but not brilliantly and are painted matt black

All in all between the interior and the bodywork and considering its age the car is in pretty good condition.

the car is an ideal winter run around while the show car is getting prepd ;) any questions please ask and if you would like more pics please PM me.

Thank you for looking.

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