1994 Legacy SS 5MT $1750 OBO - priced for quick sell!
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1994 Legacy SS 5MT $1750 OBO - priced for quick sell!
I have a 1994 Legacy Sport Sedan with a 5MT, looking to sell quickly...
Year:1994
Mileage:190K
Color: White
Ej22T, 5speed, MoonRoof, CD Player, AC, power windows, locks, antenna
etc - all work well
The Good:
.Runs and drives great - no accidents - good DD!
.Only two owners, non smokers
.Strong Engine (needs TLC see "The Bad:") - runs great
.5 speed is in good condition, no grinding slop
.New clutch approximately 12 months ago
.Body is rust free, paint is in good condition (not great, the car *IS*
14 years old)
.Complete stock, never modified, never raced, never abused.
.New Alternator and Battery in January
.Only asking $1750 OBO!
The Bad:
.Needs TLC
.There is an oil leak, based on the location of the oil it's probably
the valve cover seals. However to be fair all the seals are original and
should be replaced - I have pricing on all of this if someone didn't
want to do it themselves.
.MoonRoof seal leaks a small bit of water, it is NOT enough to get the
driver wet, it just makes the fabric sun guard damnp
.Will need tires before winter rolls around
.Mechanic says it will need new brakes all around soon
Over all The car is in very good shape for a 14 year old car, my low
asking price is because I know it needs some mechanical work but someone
who is inclined or an enthusiast could do it all themselves.
I really would love to see this car go to someone else in the Subaru
family who will appreciate this car, make me a reasonable offer and
let's talk!
Year:1994
Mileage:190K
Color: White
Ej22T, 5speed, MoonRoof, CD Player, AC, power windows, locks, antenna
etc - all work well
The Good:
.Runs and drives great - no accidents - good DD!
.Only two owners, non smokers
.Strong Engine (needs TLC see "The Bad:") - runs great
.5 speed is in good condition, no grinding slop
.New clutch approximately 12 months ago
.Body is rust free, paint is in good condition (not great, the car *IS*
14 years old)
.Complete stock, never modified, never raced, never abused.
.New Alternator and Battery in January
.Only asking $1750 OBO!
The Bad:
.Needs TLC
.There is an oil leak, based on the location of the oil it's probably
the valve cover seals. However to be fair all the seals are original and
should be replaced - I have pricing on all of this if someone didn't
want to do it themselves.
.MoonRoof seal leaks a small bit of water, it is NOT enough to get the
driver wet, it just makes the fabric sun guard damnp
.Will need tires before winter rolls around
.Mechanic says it will need new brakes all around soon
Over all The car is in very good shape for a 14 year old car, my low
asking price is because I know it needs some mechanical work but someone
who is inclined or an enthusiast could do it all themselves.
I really would love to see this car go to someone else in the Subaru
family who will appreciate this car, make me a reasonable offer and
let's talk!
This is the same car listed about 2 weeks ago by Cara, Since then she's gotten it looked at and has a better idea of what the car might be worth. The car is in WV... I know she's trying to move to LA in the next couple months so she's pretty agressive about wanting to sell the car... make a reasonable offer and she'll probably take it.
Peace - Z
Peace - Z
93Leg-c - you could transport it to arizona for about what it would cost to drive it there... if you really want it, PM her and work something out... the price is definitely right and I'm in the same boat you are, I am half tempted to fly to WV and drive it back, or even pay to get it shipped... I'm in Texas..
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Thanks for the suggestion but I did check with auto transporters. So far the quotes I've received range from $1150 to $1500 to ship. That puts the ss out of my reach financially. I also thought of flying to WV to get it, but I don't have the time to do that. So, short of Cara, family, or friend driving it out to AZ on the way to LA, I'm left with the happy thought that someone on legacycentral will buy the ss and enjoy it.zmw wrote:93Leg-c - you could transport it to arizona for about what it would cost to drive it there... if you really want it, PM her and work something out... the price is definitely right and I'm in the same boat you are, I am half tempted to fly to WV and drive it back, or even pay to get it shipped... I'm in Texas..
If Cara and say, a family member, delivered the car, I'd drive them and luggage in my wagon and drive them to LA at no charge and I'd even buy them a meal, too. And, fixing the issues Cara posted are no problem for me as I already have a set of wrx wheels/tires, wrx brakes, valve cover gaskets, etc. ready to install.
Cara, I know you'll be reading this post, so if you're not able to sell your ss (but I'm almost certain someone will buy it from you), please PM me if there is a possibility of selling me your ss. Thanks!
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It depends on if you fix it or not... and I am guessing here, I would encourage you to ask a local mechanic, but here's my swag...
if you have a mechanic replace ALL the seals and do the timing belt while they are at it you are probably look at $350 for the rear main seal and 275$ for all the others + timing belt... but that would be paying a mechanic to do it and paying retail on the parts..
I would say that for MOST replacing these seals is a 50$ job at home - the rest of the price above is all labor.
it's not hard - the rear main is the big one because I think it requires dropping the tranny at least?
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if you have a mechanic replace ALL the seals and do the timing belt while they are at it you are probably look at $350 for the rear main seal and 275$ for all the others + timing belt... but that would be paying a mechanic to do it and paying retail on the parts..
I would say that for MOST replacing these seals is a 50$ job at home - the rest of the price above is all labor.
it's not hard - the rear main is the big one because I think it requires dropping the tranny at least?
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Cara If you add the letters "SS" It may help.
that said. someone in you area also is a(couple of them) fellow subaru owner who may be of a helping hand.
okay new question, are you willing to take payments?
up this way I try to put a veteran or family member into these. I pick them up and fix what is needed, then sell to one of them. working at the V.A. helps me help them.
price is a little high for me or them, but would like to see if possible.
good luck with the sale. I would take this as is and fix it to sell.
good hunting, if you can wait you should get your price. driving the car and having a sign in it is one best ways to sell. also take it to hang out spots for high school kids. they will know a turbo legacy!!
the big thing is the time you have. sh*! if I could afford the gas I would be there and help fix it. then it would be a keeper. good luck and hang in there. if you believe you can do anything.
bepa
that said. someone in you area also is a(couple of them) fellow subaru owner who may be of a helping hand.
okay new question, are you willing to take payments?
up this way I try to put a veteran or family member into these. I pick them up and fix what is needed, then sell to one of them. working at the V.A. helps me help them.
price is a little high for me or them, but would like to see if possible.
good luck with the sale. I would take this as is and fix it to sell.
good hunting, if you can wait you should get your price. driving the car and having a sign in it is one best ways to sell. also take it to hang out spots for high school kids. they will know a turbo legacy!!
the big thing is the time you have. sh*! if I could afford the gas I would be there and help fix it. then it would be a keeper. good luck and hang in there. if you believe you can do anything.
bepa
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