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One Of A Kind Gm Economy Car - 1996 Saturn Sw2 Base Wagon 4-door 1.9l on 2040-cars

US $1,200.00
Year:1996 Mileage:228000
Location:

Willow Grove, Pennsylvania, United States

Willow Grove, Pennsylvania, United States
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Engine & transaxle: bored 1mm over, new crank, main & rod bearings, rebuilt cylinder head (J&C) installed, stage 2 clutch, 9.8lb aluminum flywheel, new water pump, thermostat, new overflow bottle w/ sensor, clean radiator & heater core, new ICM, new coils, plugs, wires, new TPS, new CPS, new ECTS.

Exhaust: stainless steel 4-2-1 header & downpipe, Magnaflow hi-flow cat, two Magnaflow 18" resonators, a Flowmaster 60 series rear muffler, flanges welded in. Exhaust system bolts together at the downpipe / header connection, after the catalytic converter, and mid-bend across the rear subframe. Smooth, low tone.

Suspension & chassis: 1" Eibach lowering springs, Energy suspension polyurethane front & rear sway bar bushings, painted wheels, new 195/65r/15 tires, converted to manual steering, new rear trailing arm bushings, new rear sway bar end links, new pass. side axle / CV joint, cross drilled front rotors, rear drum brakes are 2 months old, new handbrake. Car is set up to be towed behind an RV as well. Towbar plugs into a 2" square receiver.

All repairs logged by date; gas mileage log starting in 2007. 28-29 mpg around town, 36 mpg highway. Dry and clean underneath. It is a blast to drive. Stock ~130hp, weight ~2500 lbs. 60 cubic feet storage with rear seat folded.

Current issues: rear brake line replacement recommended, rear hatch operates with key only, rear power windows need guide repair, interior panels removed & repainted, cruise inoperable, AC inoperable, trips a catalyst efficiency code (only below operating temperature cruising at 60mph+), manual steering rack pinion should be realigned with rack, runs better on 89 octane.

Included with sale: 4 x 4x100mm stock steelies, all interior panels, Energy suspension polyurethane bushings, spare valve cover gaskets, spare MAP, coils, spare ignition module, spare throttle body, spare cylinder head, spare serpentine belts (varying lengths), Moog left rear wheel bearing, Haynes repair manual.

Available with sale: Saturn Factory Service Manuals. Super engineer nerd material! Tow bar & Blue Ox power brake assist.

Install the included polyurethane bushings, Moog front control arms, reorient the rack, install new sections of brake line, and you have a damn near perfect-driving car.

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General Motors has announced another set of recalls, covering some 2.42 million cars in the United States. For those keeping track, The General has now recalled over 15 million cars worldwide this year due to various issues.
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