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1993 Subaru Impreza Ls Fantastic Shape, ** 4000 Obo Price ** on 2040-cars

Year:1993 Mileage:147000
Location:

Englishtown, New Jersey, United States

Englishtown, New Jersey, United States

Hello, for possible sale is my 1993 Subaru Impreza LS. The car runs amazing, trans shifts very smooth, etc. There is literally nothing wrong with the car mechanically.

The car has maintanace records dating back from 2010 till just recently. Anything that could have been replaced on the car had been replaced. Shocks, struts, t belt, pumps, pads, tires, oil, seals, gaskets, etc. There is nothing left to replace on the car ag this point. It gets 22-25mpg city, is reliable, light, fun to drive because of its size, and its got the awesome subie styling, its a daily drivers dream.

The only things that are annoying, is that the bumper is sagging a bit, theres a dent on the passenger side, the wheels can use a re-balance, and the recently put in foglights need a new fuse. No idea ehat happened with the bumper/passenger side, hasnt effected performance at all and is just cosmetic so no fault on the last owner.

So thats pretty much the story. Any questions if i missed something, just email me. Im in no rush whatsoever to sell the car as its my second car, but for the right offer i wouldnt mind. Ill entertain all offers as long as its not rediculously low. Looking to hop into a older TDI, id like to give a shot at diesels, so if you have one to trade/sell let me know and we can work something out, this is the only car id consider a trade for and it has to be MANUAL. If you need anything, my name is Frank.

PS::: I Will pull the item before 12 hours of end of sale, if im either not satisfied with the bids or I need to talk with a buyer for longer. Please get in contact with me BEFORE ENTERING A BID, so i can speak to potential buyers personally. If you do not message me at all, I WILL REJECT YOUR BID. I am extremely flexible with the price, dont hesitate to barter with me within reason. If you offer me 500 dollars, obviously dont expect a happy response. Again, i would prefer a trade like stated above with money on top or vice versa, thank you.

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