2003 Saab 9-3 Sc Linear No Reserve!!! on 2040-cars
Dearborn Heights, Michigan, United States
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It has been an awesome summer car to cruise around but I have since upgraded to an AWD car since I travel a lot. The car came to me stock and in great condition when I got it and have since put around 25k miles on it, all freeway to and from work. The car has been well maintained and I have had zero issues with anything besides normal wear and tear parts. Since I have had it I have done the following upgrades. Eibach pro lowering springs 18" American racing wheels(tires 75% tread left) drilled and slotted rotors performance brake pads OBX 3" downpipe 2.5" open exhaust cut off at rear axle custom built CAI LED headlights Plasti-dipped roof black blacked out tail lights Boost gauge, and gauge pod in dash with extra places for more gauges Turbo timer Front mount intercooler with upgraded charge piping and silicone hoses Stage 3 tune for MPS tuning. Gets amazing mileage with the tune If you have any questions at all about the car please let me know. Serious bidders only! On Apr-07-14 at 20:19:46 PDT, seller added the following information: 1 Key(buttons do not work) On Apr-07-14 at 20:22:12 PDT, seller added the following information: 3 front grille sections have been cut out for better FMIC cooling(outer trim is still there so that nothing looks missing) |
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2003 saab 9-3, no reserve
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