2006 - Subaru Impreza on 2040-cars
Alva, Florida, United States
Like the title says I am selling my 2006 WRB STi w/ gold rims that is almost completely unmolested. It is at 120,000 miles but runs like new. More pictures will be uploaded soon. Well maintained and loved STi by a veteran Subaru owner. Garage kept and serviced regularly. Just received 105,000 and 112,500 mile service by certified Subaru technician. The main Mods to the car are the Exhaust and Intercooler. Only reason Intercooler was changed was since previous owner stripped bolt hole for bypass valve. Mods List (Exhaust) HKS Carbon Ti Catback Exhaust Stock OEM STi Exhaust available if wanted (Engine) K&N OEM Style Filter GSP 3.5" thick Intercooler Cobb Accessport V2 Paired with Car (Suspension) 35k mile OEM suspension (Brakes) Centric High Carbon Rotors [Front & Rear] Hawk Performance Ceramic Pads [Front & Rear] ATE Type 200 Gold DOT 4 Brake Fluid Goodridge Stainless Braided Brake Lines ***Only 1000 miles on all brake parts*** (Interior) Autometer Boost gauge Autometer Oil Pressure Gauge A-pillar dual gauge pod Low Mileage front seats New STi Blue Carpet Jensen DVD Single Din Radio with RCA and AUX input Car runs like a swiss watch. Garage kept.
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