1996 Subaru Legacy Awd Rhd Postal Wagon 2.2 on 2040-cars
Tremont, Pennsylvania, United States
1996 suabru legacy wagon rhd postal car. This car has 229,235 on it but doesnt show it. Engine was replaced at 222,400 with an engine that had 90,000 miles on it. Its a 2.2L engine. The transmission AWD was just serviced and has new fluid. Engine has new timing belt and oil seals. Has current PA inspection. Tires all pass inspection, could use replaced after end of summer. Everything works on car except the A/C. It is fully charged and when the compressor clutch is jumped it kicks on and blows nice cold air. Not sure what is causing it not to kick on by itself. Axles are all good, Front brakes and rotors were just replaced. Back brake shoes were just done. This thing is route ready and great for someone looking for a cheap and dependable car for their mail route service. Body has some minor defects as can be seen in pictures. This is a great running/driving car that can be used for years of delivery yet. It is an original RHD, not converted. Please email me with any further questions or if you want any further pictures of vehicle. Also could be test driven if we can set something up. |
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