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1994 Subaru Liberty Gx Second Generation.

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The Car for Sale is a Second Generation Subaru Liberty in Silver. Excellent Conditon, Always Garaged. Extremely Reliable, Reguarly serviced & Great Looking Car!

This well presented car is in excellent condition, travelled only 133,000k's. Featuring an MP3 stereo, complete with upgraded speakers, professionally lowered using King Springs, whilst sitting on ROH 17inch Rims with New Falken Rubber! A sports muffler adds the finishing touches. Sad to see this car go as it has served me for all my needs and has been well looked after, regulary serviced every 5,000 kilometres! 11 months rego left!

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Iam After 10,300ono (Will seriously consider all offers!)

OR

Iam willing to trade for black r32 gts-t with cash adjustment your way...

Contact Details:

Melbourne!

0422 144 645 OR 0412 082 869

(03) 9578 5417

Can also contact me via PM or Email

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