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2003 MY04 79V Subaru Forester XT


Price $14,500 ono


Colour: Champaign (Gold)
Interior Colour Black
Transmission 4 speed sport Auto
Body: 4 door 5 seat plus back cabin space
Drive Type 4x4
Engine: 4 cylinder Premium Unleaded Turbo Intercooled 2.5 L
Reg Expiry Mid July 2013
Road worthy Yes
Kilometres: 100,632
Brief Comments: Extremely good condition both inside and out, always garaged. Very low kilometers, at least 50,000km’s less than any other 2003 or 2004’s on the market. Slightly Modified but never thrashed or boosted– See list of modifications below for details. I have owned this car since 2008, bought it with about 92,000 km's on it.

There are some VERY minor hail dents on the bonnet (4 or 5 total on the entire car) from a hail storm in Perth.

Car has always been serviced, next due for service at 103,000km’s.

Aftermarket modifications include:

  • 3” X-Force turbo back exhaust with twin tip oval muffler
  • STi top mount inter cooler and BOV (off a Spec-C rally car)
  • Samco silicon hose bits
  • Pedder’s Sports Ryder suspension
  • 22mm Whiteline rear sway bar
  • Front strut brace
  • Turbo beanie
  • Hypertech cold air intake (in guard pod filter)
  • Pete Mac blanking plate
  • 18 x 8 Apec Inspiri wheels

Reason for sale: This car is no longer being driven as my R33 GTR has become my daily driver. The Forester has been sitting garaged and not driven for over a year so it is now time to sell it.

The following pictures were taken when we lived in Queensland, I will take some recent pictures in the next couple of days.

However the car is in the same condition as it has barely been driven. When we were in Queensland for example it was in a secure lockup garage as we worked on an island and only got across to the mainland on occasion.

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Edited by Deziner

I sold my '06 XT a couple of months ago.

Didn't have low Kms like yours

Didn't have upgrades like yours

Didn't have unmaked panels like yours

'twas a nice car :)

Hi Terry,

I remember yours being for sale as well.

Good to hear it sold mate.

They are a good little car, fun to drive.

Cheers.

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Your in the very sweet spot with that price Eric. :yes: I will be surprsied if you dont get bites this week.

Has less KM's than anything advertised and nice sensible mods to boot.

Although selling atm is still shite due to a non confident public in the financial well being in Aus :(

were pretty much all holding on to our pennies

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