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Hi Guys,

My 2003 WRX STi is for sale. The only mods on this car include bigger radiator and coilovers. Suspension was done roughly 500kms ago so still brand new.

There are 132,500kms on the car and log books are provided. Car is serviced regularly and with only the best oils, filters etc.

I'm currently searching for an R34 GTR V Spec 2 which is my reason for sale. No particular hurry to sell as my search for the new car will take some time.

Will definitely consider a swap for a 34 GTR + $$$ your way but otherwise not too interested in trades/swaps.

Price: $26,999 but will consider reasonable offers.

For pics and more details, please see the carsales link below -

http://www.carsales....mode%20matchany

Cheers,

Chris

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Hey mate nice looking wrx and good luck with sale

Just watch the constant bumping mods dont like it :P

Thanks mate. Just thought it's better to bump one ad up instead of creating duplicates.

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