Year: 2004
Make: Subaru
Model: Impreza
Price: $26950
Mileage: 24000
Color: black
Private or Dealer Listing: Private Listing
Location (State): VA
Transmission: Manual
Drivetrain: 4WD & AWD

Nope, still available. I haven't posted them for sale yet.

 

Been having a lot of interest lately (mostly trades) since I've put the stock wheels and shocks back on, keep it coming. I'm negotiable on the price, but not by a whole lot. This paint job is 6k easily, not to mention most of these cars for sale around 20k are still projects or were done on a budget unlike mine. The build photos show that this car was done right.

Driving around the other day with the A/C cranking was awesome, it doesn't hurt my feelings to have to drive this car around till the right buyer comes through. There's nothing wrong with this car, hence why I haven't been in a hurry to dump it.

 

Had a potential local buyer come look at and test drive the Rx7 Sunday. He was really impressed with the car overall. He said he's going to see what he can do. He sounded serious, but as of right now the car is still available. We'll see, talk is cheap.


Recent photo shoot courtesy of Dustin with Mergin Photography.

 

Love those new pics, but I assume the rear wheel gap is a bit exaggerated because of the ground there, no?

 

Free bump for you, just so you guys know this car is priced very, very well especially considering everything including the ABS and AC works correctly. Then you add in the paint and how clean the interior is and this car is a much nicer car than the $20k RX-7 swaps that you see that are projects in the works.

 

Thanks for the kind words. These are the key points I've been trying to stress to everyone. Most people don't think about these things until they decide to have them fixed, and we all know how quickly things add up.



The angle of the new pic makes the rear wheel gap look larger than it is. The car sits 3/4" higher in the rear now that the stock shocks/springs are on.

 

nice car! try www.fastcarxchange.com its free, you might have better luck?
glws!

 

You should consider having a complete professional photo shoot done (like the photos you just posted) and list the car on Ebay with an well-written, extensive listing. I have sold four cars on Ebay the first or second time I listed them and got very good money for all of them. One was my FD with tons of custom work (still rotary) and I got $25k for it.

 

Thanks for the info you guys. I have a couple people interested at the moment. If nothing happens in a month, I'm going to try other options.

 

Bump.

 

Price drop $26,500

 

Ttt.

 

Really nice RX...can't believe it hasn't sold yet. Actually saw an E30 M3 with the same motor stuffed into it.

 

Thanks! There's been lots of interest, but most have been trades. I'm not interested in any other vehicles. $26k o.b.o.

 

Figured I would give eBay a try.


http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...STRK:MESELX:IT