2003 Subaru Baja Sport Crew Cab Pickup 4-door on 2040-cars
Trenton, South Carolina, United States
This car is RUST FREE : it was sold in the south and has been in the South itsentire life. I purchased this little Truck in 11 of 2014. at the time that Ipurchased the car I also purchased a 5 yr. 100,000 mi. warranty from thedealership. I was told that the warranty is transferable to the new owner andthe from what I can read and understand the warranty reads that it istransferable to a new buyer. I paid a lot of $ for the warranty because I hadplanned on keeping the car for a long time. The warranty is not included in thisauction or listing but it is a free gift to the winning bidder / new owner fromme and I will assist in any way that I can but I am selling the car / truck on a( as is ) bases with the agreement that the new owner / winning bidder is fullyresponsible to transfer the free warranty into their name. If you bid on the caror buy the car you are agreeing to these terms and conditions. If you do notagree, do not bid on or buy the car. Some basic info on the Warranty. I willgive (free of charge) to the winning bidder / new owner a copy of the warrantypaper with all the warranty info that I have in my possession upon full paymentof the car. The warranty fully discloses the terms and conditions of thewarranty and any and all warranty claims that I may make out of ignorance ormistake in no way affect the sale or price of the car because it is a free giftfrom me to the winning buyer. The original warranty includeds 5 yr. or 100,000mi coverage and that was roughly 2.5 yr ago and 11,000 mi ago so there isroughly 2.5 yr. or 89,
EMAIL : cullmarina@yahoo.com
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