2005 Subaru Baja Sport Crew Cab Pickup 4-door 2.5l- One Owner on 2040-cars
United States
No major issues of any kind- paint / exterior
Recent repairs/improvements: *Purchased Re-manufactured Engine Built to 'As-New' Specs with all new timing components/belt, etc, etc installed in December 2012. There is a 1 year/ 12000 mile warranty on engine *New Windshield- December 2012 *New Tires (4)- December 2012 *All components and systems checked by Voelske Automotive in NC *Oil changed every 4000 miles- Most recently Nov 2013 *New Power Steering Belt *4 Wheel Alignment last week and oil change with winter maintenance *Good Gas Mileage- Mid 20s *Bed Extender/ Roof Rack ** Clear Title in Hand Car is in great condition and ready to drive. We are only selling because we have just moved to SC and have too many vehicles. My husband purchased this car new and is an avid bicycle rider and this current has a rack in the bed for 2 bikes (will remove unless requested). Mileage was as he crossed country for racing- so highway mileage, but we replaced with manufactured engine built to as new specs in December 2012. The bumper was replaced first year he owned car from a bump by another vehicle, but minor bumper damage only- bumper was replaced with new. The motor has no issues of any kind. Since the new engine, it is not currently a daily driver, so there are less than 6,000 miles on new engine. AC ice cold, power, sunroof, new upgraded stereo, and too much to list. Please review the Kelly Blue Book Value as I am starting the action well under that- even with miles not taking into account new engine. Please feel free to ask any questions. We will be happy to schedule a test drive in Myrtle Beach, SC. Shipping or local pickup is responsibility of buyer. Deposit required at end of auction, but am happy to make arrangements for you to see, drive, etc. in person. Feel free to contact us with any questions. |
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