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Subaru Liberty Wagon Gx 1991 (Damaged) Wa North Coast

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MODEL: Subaru Liberty Wagon GX 1991

ODOMETER KM: 246,000

CONDITION: Damaged Fair Condition

ACCESSORIES: Rola Roof Rails, Tow Bar, Sony stereo, near new 17" alloy wheels with 215/45/17

REGISTRATION NO: 8CX 658

REASON FOR SELLING: Bought it with intentions of either turning it into a track car, or putting back on the road, but have no time (or money any more).

Details: Velour interior, floor mats, door trims in good condition.

Rego has expired. Car is damaged - Hit a roo. Engine got hot. Has been sitting there for most of a year, so it's gotta go!

PRICE AND PRICE CONDITIONS: $ 1,500 ONO (wheels were $1,400 alone when purchased just before the roo incident!)

LOCATION: Trigg WA

Contact: Jack 0401 994 746 or PM me for email address and additional pics

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