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Find of the Day: 1983 Jetta Wolfsburg Edition

There’s just something indescribably right about a clean and simple Mk1.  Not to say that the big budget builds we’ve been seeing both at home and abroad aren’t impressive, but those done with a minimalist approach are able to strike the fine balance of fitting in with other traffic while still sticking out to those who know what they’re looking at.  We’d say that this find of the day executes this approach quite well, using the stock lines and a few subtle european touches to capture our attention, easily making it our Find of the Day.

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This Jetta has traveled roughly 250,000 miles in its 32 years of existence, powered by Volkswagen’s bulletproof 8 valve four cylinder.  At some point, the standard North American market headlights and grille have been swapped out in favor of European units which are a huge improvement, as is the lower ride height provided by a coil over suspension and 14″ steel wheels.  Unfortunately the seller did not post any images of the interior, but they claim that the original Wolfsburg Edition interior is still installed with no mention of its overall condition.

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The car is currently available in Fort Worth, Texas for the reasonable sum of $4,000.  Additional images and contact information can be found right here.

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