2010 Subaru Legacy 2.5gt Limited - Fully Loaded Nav/dvd/leather/camera/moonroof on 2040-cars
Fletcher, North Carolina, United States
Year, Make and Model: 2010, Subaru Legacy GT Limited w/NAV and Backup Camera Color: RRP Miles: 28,700 Transmission: 6spd Manual Title: Clear Lien: Yes Location: Asheville, NC VIN: 4S3BMFL6XA1215459 Email address: darksabre at gmail . com Asking Price: $23,000 OBO Reason for selling: Trying to cut down on our debt. Going to try the 1 car, 1 motorcycle for a while, and maybe get a cheap, older Outback/Forester after the GT sells. Second Owner of this Legacy GT Limited. I regularly wash and wax the exterior, and have claybared, used Meguiars ultimate compound to get the swirl marks out, and then polished it twice so far with my DA Orbital buffer. It looks fantastic after a fresh cleaning. It was in 1 parking-lot accident by the first owner (as seen in the VIN-check) that required some paint work on the front bumper, hood, and right fender. Paint was professionally done, as you cannot tell it has been in any accident. Engine/Exhaust Stock Suspension/Handling 18x8 Sparco Assetto Gara BRONZE 225/45ZR -18 Continental ExtremeContact DWS (over 90% tread left) Exterior Debadged Trunk TRS Morimoto Retro-quick HID Bi-Xenon kit (35W, 5k bulbs) LED Angel Eyes 6k LED DRL bulbs Blacked out headlights 35% Tint all around. (professionally done with transferable 3M lifetime warranty) 40% Tint front. (ditto) Plasti-dipped front grill. Black 3M vinyl wrapped side chrome pieces. Smoked tails. (removable film) Interior SuperbrightLEDS driver/passenger LEDs SuperbrightLEDS dome LED PLEASE NOTE: The mudflaps in the pictures have been removed and do not come with the purchase. |
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