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2005 Subaru Impreza Wrx, Clean!!! Low Miles on 2040-cars

US $10,500.00
Year:2005 Mileage:104950
Location:

Boerne, Texas, United States

Boerne, Texas, United States

Up for sale is my MINT condition 2005 Subaru Impreza WRX. Current milage is 104,952. Clean TX title in hand and ready to go. I really hate to sell this car but I am getting married and have a wedding to pay for and five other cars i could be driving.

Asking price is current blue book value of $10,500 This is a deal if you check out ebay/auto trader/craigslist.

This WRX is in excellent shape. Black on Black on Black almost murdered out. The body is clean with no dents or body damage. The Java black paint shines. The interior is all black with new STI floormats, suede shifter boot and carbon fiber MOMO shift knob. There are NO tears, burns, dash cracks, funky smells going on. Looks great!!! Right rear window tint is starting to peel a bit around the edges.

The car is mostly stock and unmolested unlike some of the hacked tuner cars you might find on the market. Build it how you want it. It's a clean slate.

Modifications include:
Carbon fiber trunk lid, 100% real carbon not some crappy colored fiberglass knockoff.
A K&N Typhoon cold air intake.
An external blowoff valve was installed for that perfect pssshhhh noise between shifts.
I replaced the original clutch assembly around 98,000 miles and installed an Exedy stage 1 clutch kit and a 12 pound lightened chromoly flywheel.
Boost/vacuum gauge installed in place of the ashtray.
Greddy turbo timer for turbo longevity.
All coolant/heater/radiator hoses replaced with black silicone hoses.

The engine runs very strong, turbo spools quickly and produces 13psi boost all day long with zero smoking, endplay on compressor wheel was checked a few thousand miles ago and it was nice and tight. Always serviced with Mobil 1 full synthetic oil and high quality filters.

The transmission shifts smoothly between the gears, suspension is great, brakes are strong, alignment is excellent. Battery is brand new. This car has no known issues that need repairing.

The car still has original exhaust, turbo, tune, brakes, suspension.

Available to view at my home anytime after 8pm in the evening, or you can come by my work during the day and I can show it as well. The car is located in Boerne TX just 25 miles north of San Antonio.

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What we didn't know when the story first broke, though, was that Subaru was monitoring data. Specifically, Higgins' data. He was fitted with a monitor that would record his heart rate, breaths, skin temperature and the g forces he was faced with as he lapped the 37-plus-mile road course. While Higgins and Co. were aiming to best their 2011 time (19:56.7), this year's effort also saw a push to beat the time of the sidecar racers.
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