1997 Subaru Legacy Outback on 2040-cars
Macungie, Pennsylvania, United States
You are looking at a 1997 Subaru Legacy Outback. This car runs and drives great! Over the last year it has had new:
1. timing belt and all pulleys 2. water pump 3. thermostat 4. radiator hoses & radiator 5. new exhaust from converter back 6. Front & rear brakes There is NO BODY RUST either! We had that professionally repaired. The only known issues are that it needs emergency brake pads and will need a new battery and thats it. still starts and drives. Would make a great first car or the car to run errands with. I don't want to sell but we are unable to keep three cars going so it has to go. Remember, winter is coming and the all wheel drive is awesome. I will accept cash in person or you can pay through paypal (NO CHECKS) and vehicle is being sold AS-IS since it is almost 17 years old. Please dont waste mine or your time. I am not asking a ton of money for it so please don't be expecting a brand new from the factory vehicle. I am asking way below book value for it and you can easily check that for yourself if you'd like. I am asking $1350/OBO. Thanks and God Bless |
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