Rear Shocks From A 2005 Jetta Wagon Tdi (mk-iv / Mk4) With Bew Engine Code on 2040-parts.com
McLean, Virginia, US
Up for sale is a pair of used shocks from a 2005 VW Jetta Wagon TDI (MK4 / MK-IV) with a BEW engine code. These will fit any MK-IV VW car however, for liability limitation reasons, it is the buyer's responsibility to verify the applicability of these shocks in any other application other than in a 2005 VW Jetta Wagon TDI. As these shocks are used parts they are sold AS-IS with no returns whatsoever!
Payment to be made within 24 hours from end of auction. Shipping to confirmed PayPal address only! No shipping to PO Box address even if a PayPal confirmed address. These shocks are a bit heavy and as such this is reflected in the somewhat high cost of shipping.
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