I'm pretty sure this is a good deal...
http://springfield.craigslist.org/cto/1418985449.html
2005 Legacy GT CraigsList Springfield, Missouri $10,000
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Basically he's asking Nada's trade-in pricing. Still a good deal for a private-buyer, though.
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Josh Colombo wrote: ↑Mon Jan 14, 2002 10:23 am Wait....I'm confused now.
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that's what I figured, I'm not going to buy it though, I'm still paying off the last of my student debt, I'm sitting at around $8,200 over-all...
Plus, if I bought that, I'd not be able to finish my 91's build this year, or maybe even the next... and that'd suck! And with that, my 69' Mustang would fall to third level "backburner" as my subaru goes to back burner... And that'd mean I'd be likely to never complete the mustang. (I bought a new-ish car before and the mustang sat in a barn for five years, untouched!
Plus, if I bought that, I'd not be able to finish my 91's build this year, or maybe even the next... and that'd suck! And with that, my 69' Mustang would fall to third level "backburner" as my subaru goes to back burner... And that'd mean I'd be likely to never complete the mustang. (I bought a new-ish car before and the mustang sat in a barn for five years, untouched!
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I agree, because that's a very good "minivan" sized car, and Subaru gives little bonuses for staying with their brand. Also, $10,000 is right at trade in, anyways, so it's not like he's making a fist full of dollarsSmithcraft wrote:Sweet deal, but why not use it trade in on a Tribeca?
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