1992 Subaru Svx Coupe Awd 107k - Bonus 1994 Svx Coupe 124k on 2040-cars
Chesaning, Michigan, United States
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The 1992 has a 3.3 liter V6 engine, transmission is good, no mechanical problems prior to the front left fender accident (see pics, fuse and battery boxes damaged, windshield cracked). Loaded with interior features. Pirelli tires all the way around. Very nice driving and plenty of power, once repaired of course. BONUS: 1994 SVX (JF1CX3359RK103619) to the winning bidder! All replacement parts can be found on the 1994 (See pics). The 1994 is missing the transmission, I have no idea if the motor is any good or not. The previous owner had no history on it either. Regardless, the block is aluminum and I have heard that these lightweight V6's are sought after by sand rail builders for their power and lightweight design. All glass is good, most of the metal is good (a couple small dings in the rear quarters). Both vehicles will need to be hauled away, winning bidder responsible for all transporting costs. Small reserve to recoup our costs, we have over $5000 into these vehicle. |
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