I know there is already a post about this but i have been trying to find a turbo wagon. preferably one that runs. the legacy game around chicago is kinda sad
I have a nice, 5MT wagon that I know was on the market recently. I'll be getting more details soon and have you at the top of my list for interested parties.
Car is a 93, silver TW with a 5MT swap, GC coilovers, WRX wheels, A/A TMIC, APEX-i AVC-R, and some audio.
Located in the San Francisco area. Should be a reliable runner with some pre-flight checks, as it's done few miles over the last several years.
There is a white TW at a car lot near my place - they're asking around $2500. I can get more details if you're interested. I would assume it's bone stock.
1992 Legacy SS 5mt, build in progress
Josh Colombo wrote: ↑Mon Jan 14, 2002 10:23 am
Wait....I'm confused now.
Dave kicked me about this thread. I've been meaning to sell
my 1993 silver turbo legacy wagon for some time now. It
mostly just sits in front of my house in San Francisco
which is why I'm selling it. I would say it's in good mechanical
condition but the body has seen it's fair share of parking lot benders
while I wasn't present. (Based on my observation most people prefer
driver side front fender) The interior is in great shape for
22 year old car. A/C probably does work but needs R-134a or
upgrade the seals to use an alternative.
Here is the list of extras beyond OEM:
* clutchmaster stage 3
* whiteline adjust rear sway
* whiteline front/rear sway links
* kyb agx shocks
* ground control coil overs
* whiteline anti lift
* apexi avc-r
* mueller(?) lighten flywheel
* euro 93-96 wrx intercooler
* 2002 wrx rims
* jvc kd-sh99 / sony amp / infinite 605cs in the doors
I rebuilt the motor and did a transmission swap in 2001 with 108xxx.
It now has 176xxx. The transmission came from '91 sedan turbo
with ~73k.
Car has spent most of it's life in california so it's rust free.
I'd really like to give it a wash before I take some pictures of it.
I'm wiling to give a discount here, knowing that this car will be enjoyed in fullness.