2002 WRX wagon with ultra low 22k miles for sale! :(

-Powered by sedan front and rear fender flare, NO BONDO, this is oem subaru metal flare custom fabricated on the car and car was sprayed house of kolor kandy blue completely!

-minor mods includes, sti axle back, sti engine mount, perrin intake hose, samco engine dress up hose kit, sti replica strut bar, tein s-tech spring, sedan sways bar Front and rear, sti fog mesh cover, jdm waist spoiler, whiteline rear diff bushing, whilteline master cylinder bracket, Clear bra on front bumper and hood.

Car oil changed every 3k with castro synthetec. sometimes i'll change it at 300 miles just because it sat for 3 months without driving. i normally only drive this car to and from car shows.

Asking price is $18500

this is i think a fair price because it's unique and completely original!

serious buyer only! please email me at gqzboy@charter.net

Thanks a lot for looking!

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wow...no bondo. that is a great looking wagon

i can vouch it was a show car

im intereted. sent you an email. did it or does it have any engine mods? how much more is your insurance...if this is a one-off kit. did you fab this yourself or did you have someone do this, in case you needed to replace a panel?

actually read the thread...never mind the ? bout fabrication...still curious if a flared front side panel from a sedan would fit. Id imagine the rear would require some serioius fabrication though.

still for sale? (bump)

ok ill field some of these

its a sedan front bumper and quarter panneles

he got a sedan door and the rear quarter is the real hard part. you have to weld on the sedan rear quarter and grind the welds down so you cant see them. im pretty sure this is how you do it. i think he did all the work himself. he works a suby specialties

the only thing i have no clue on is the rear bumper

*bump* i <3 wagons :)