2001 Subaru Outback Legacy 5spd Awd 2.5l 1 Owner Car Runs And Drive Great on 2040-cars
Willowbrook, Illinois, United States
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For sale is a 1 owner regularly maintained 2001 Subaru Outback with 121,000 miles. the clutch and timing belt were both replaced at 90k and the car has been regularly maintained. the brakes are new . Mechanically the car runs and drive with no problems or issues . there are no check engine lights or issues . there are no leaks ticks or other issues. the tires are in great shape . the suspension is smooth with no play in the control arms or any suspension components. the engine is the reliable flagship subaru 2.5l boxster that runs smooth with no issues or oil consumption. the transmisson shift smooth and the clutch grabs great. no wheel bearing or all wheel drive issues as well.the interior is super clean . there are no rips or tears anywhere. the seats are in great shape along with the interior . theres a trunk rubber mat and a rear cargo cover included. the speakers and cd players are in nice shape as well. the exterior is in overall nice shape . there is minor rust spots as this was a winter car , on the rear quaters and one on the front right fender. . overall this is a great running Subaru for the money.
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wholesale shipping prices to all my clients. PICK UP: i can meet the buyer at any Chicago airport and release the car then considering payment has been made. please contact me with questions. PAYMENT: I will accept a non refundable $300 paypal deposit within 48 hours and the rest in cash in person , or a cashiers check. Please remember these ebays ads and fees are not free so the deposit covers my ad fees. however if you are paying by cashiers check be aware that i will not release the car until the funds have completely cleared. no exceptions!!!!! one option is to mail me the payment upon coming out another one option is have a cashier check made by a bank that is here in chicago so we can cash it right there at the time of pick up, example Chase or Bank of America . please plan this out before coming out !! i cannot stress this enough , a cashier check is not same as cash!!! so plan accordingly!! Another option is to have the funds wired prior to pick up. Cash in person is strongly recommended for a quick and painless transaction!!. again please contact me with questions. CAR HAS TO BE PICKED UP WITHIN 14 DAYS !!!! BID EARLY !!! DO NOT HESITATE !!DON'T MISS OUT ON THIS CAR NOT TOO MANY OUT THERE PLEASE BID WITH CONFIDENCE AS I AM A HONEST AND PERFECT SELLER , FEEL FREE TO EMAIL or CALL ME WITH ANY QUESTIONS!!!!!!!!!!!!! I DO RESERVE THE RIGHT TO REJECT BIDS OR CANCEL EARLY , PLEASE NO DEAD BIDDERS SERIOUS BUYER ONLY !! PLEASE DO NOT BID IF U ARE NOT GOING THROUGH WITH THE TRANSACTION!!! |
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