1996 Subaru Legacy Wagon One Owner No Reserve on 2040-cars
Bel Air, Maryland, United States
You are looking at a good running good looking ONE OWNER SUBARU LEGACY WAGON. This car hits the road great, the 2.2 liter 4 cylinder motor runs quiet and strong and the transmission shifts smooth Power windows are all working, ac is blowing cold ,it does have a check engine light on (P0325 code ) knock sensor ,it doesn't seem to affect the way it runs. Little bit of whining noise could be tire or wheel bering The exterior of this car as you can see by the pictures looks great ,the body is straight there are some scratches and around the car,and a little paint bubbling in one spot (also Shown) the underneath looks good,the rear liftgate lock is not working, all in all not a bad looking car The interior of ;car as you can also see by the pictures is looks good no noticeable rips or tares, some of the seats do show some discoloring (shown). the rest of it looks good , headliner and carpets in good shape ,it is nice and clean no strange smells ,just a nice enviroment to drive in, This is a good running good looking ONE OWNER SUBARU LEGACY WAGON IS BEING SOLD WITH NO RESERVE WHICH MEANS IT WILL SELL TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER WHATEVER THE PRICE, SO IF YOU DONT HAVE THE MONEY TO BUY PLEASE DONT BID . Any questions email us any time or call 410-420-2210 This car is located at 1320 Baltimore Pike Belair Md 21014 about 20 miles north of Baltimore Good luck before and after the sale and Thanks for looking
IF WE DONT HAVE A DEPOSIT OR AN EXCUSE WITHIN 24 HOURS AFTER THE CLOSE OF THE AUCTION WE AUTOMATICALLY RELIST AND REPORT AN UNPAID BIDDER TO EBAY WE ARE A LICENSED MARYLAND AUTO DEALER IN BUISNESS FOR OVER 20 YEARS. WE SELL DEALER TRADES ,REPOS AND DONATED VEHICLES, BOATS ,RV"S AND EQUIPMENT IN NO RESERVE EBAY AUCTIONS DIRECTLY TO THE PUBLIC. WE TRY OUR BEST TO ACCURATLY DESCRIBE THE VEHICLES AS BEST AS WE CAN AND GAURENTEE TITLES (UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED THAT IT DOES NOT HAVE ONE) THE TITLES COME FROM CUSTOMERS TO THE NEW CAR DEALER TO THE AUCTION TO US AND THEN TO YOU WE HAVE BEEN IN BUISNESS 24 YEARS AND SOLD OVER 20,000 VEHICLES EVERYONE HAS RECIEVED A TITLE THESE VEHICLES ARE IN OUR POSSESION FOR A SHORT PERIOD OF TIME AND WE WILL GIVE YOU AS MUCH HISTORY AS WE KNOW, REMEMBER THEY ARE NOT BEING SOLD RETAIL AND THEY ARE NOT BRAND NEW ,THANKS FOR LOOKING AND GOOD LUCK IF YOU HAVE -0- FEEDBACK: Please email contact information through eBay Messages (Ask a Question link) prior to bidding. If you fail to do so before bidding we will CANCEL your bid and BLOCK you from bidding on our auctions Once the Auction ends, Please send a non refundable $250.00 Deposit to betterpricedman@yahoo.com (that is the PayPal email). There is a $200 doc fee that covers airport pickups, temp tags,lien verification,fixed expense and allows us to sell with NO RESERVE. WE CANNOT ISSUE A TEMP TAG TO A MARYLAND RESIDENT UNTIL THE CAR HAS BEEN INSPECTED .WE CAN ASSIST YOU WITH THE INSPECTION , WE CAN SEND THE CAR OUT AND HAVE IT INSPECTED OR YOU CAN HAVE IT INSPECTED YOURSELF THIS VEHICLE IS BEING SOLD AS IS NO WARRENTIES EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED |
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