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2005 Subaru Legacy Gt Limited Wagon 4-door 2.5l on 2040-cars

US $12,000.00
Year:2005 Mileage:89143 Color: a
Location:

Pratt, Kansas, United States

Pratt, Kansas, United States
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This vehicle is in great shape!  I take very good care of my vehicles and am very stringent on maintenance and upkeep.  I only use synthetic oil, and I change it NLT every 3,000 miles (as you should with a turbo vehicle).  This Subaru has a K&N filter, Perrin divorced waste gate downpipe, and 3" piping all the way back to the split and remains 3" to the aftermarket dual outlet mufflers.  I had them put the piping about 2/3 of the way into one one muffler, and half of the way in the second to get both a snappy and deep distinctive Subaru tone.  It also has a COBB AP stage II tune (currently for 91 octane, but easily reprogrammable for 93- the COBB AP comes with the car- a $600 value!).  The clutch was just replaced by Subaru less than 5K ago.  I have done all of the scheduled maintenance and a bunch of preventative stuff to ensure this car continues to drive like new (spark plugs, drive shafts, wheel bearings, etc.).  The brakes are slotted and cross-drilled rotors (good ones) with ceramic pads.  They have less than 3K on them and stop STRONG! The tires have at least 2/3 of the life left on them and are great in the snow.  This car is a MANUAL (5-speed) which is very rare in the Legacy GT wagon, and it is loads of fun!  I am a mature driver (43), so this car hasn't been beaten.  However, I will tell you that it will take a new WRX and I have kept up with or pulled away from numerous Subaru STi's and Mitsubishi Evos.  This  car does have added STi (Subaru Technica International) badging on the side and back.  The Thule rack and lug adapter are included with car.

The Good:

-Very Good Condition (I consider excellent condition a showroom looking car with LOW miles)

-The reliable performance mods are already done

-EVERYTHING works!

-The car drives better than new

-This car is fast and it's a manual

-The car is awesome in snow


The Bad:

- Some minor blemishes on the exterior

- I have added a couple of stickers to the interior (see pics- I like them), but could easily be removed with Goo Be Gone.

- I just noticed a squeak coming from the suspension.  Not sure what it is, and right now it's minor (could just need some grease, or may need new bushings).  Does not effect the way it drives in any way, and is not that noticeable at this point, but me being me, I would have it checked out because I can't have a car that squeaks... even if it is just a little!


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Any questions about the car please call or text me at 917-545-1186, or email me at timberlineadventure@gmail.com.  I will attempt to check my ebay messages, but you will get a faster response if you text me.



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