2009 White Subaru Impreza **neon Wheels, Lowered, Great First Car** on 2040-cars
New Cumberland, Pennsylvania, United States
I'm looking to sell my base Impreza 2.5i 5 speed. I have had it for almost three years now and have kept great care of it. Giving it an oil change at least every three thousand miles with maintenance. I get alot of positive attention with the neon yellow wheels at which I got powder coated last summer. I also have a L7 Kicker sub stable at 2 ohms it's in a Atrend sledge hammer ported enclosure, 1 farat compacitor, 1000w mono channel Kenwood amplifier. I bought a 2012 WRX hood that is on it now. I also got it professionally lowered two inches. It has 20% all around window tint, inline window defectors. Rhino roof racks, rally armor mud flaps, mp3/ CD player with aux and phone charger cord. I put a three inch Tsudo Cat Back exhaust system but I also have the stock exhaust if you would prefer that. Vehicle can easily be turned back completely stock if need be. Only negative I cracked the window shield but I'm planning on fixing it before sale. 113XXX |
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