2003 Subaru Baja

SUV

Automatic

4S4BT61C137108128

Clear

Gasoline

This Subaru has been used around the farm for the past few years, the AWD works awesome in the snow. Only gets stuck when snow is over 18", at least from my experience. However, this Subaru is for someone who has the "know how" to replace the head gaskets. I thought it needed a water pump and had it check out. The local service center found that the head gasket is leaking "from an exhaust port in the head gasket" that means there isn't any water in the oil. It over heats due to exhaust leaking into to cooling system. I currently still drive the Subaru around the farm to haul dirt/mulch (weekly). Its starts and drives great. This Subaru would be a great deal for the person that can do the work them self or have it completed by some one that you can trust at a good rate. You can see in the pictures, a dent on the left quarter panel and wear on the drivers seat. However, there is No Rust on the body. The Subaru is location in northern Indiana 30 miles East of South Bend, IN If this Subaru sounds like something that you're interested in purchasing and can do the mentioned work, then feel free to ask any questions. On the detailed history report you will see a 2nd minor accident, I was driving a big work truck and backed in to a small car with a ball/hitch. Some how the accident was added to Subaru report, the report is not accurate. Besides hitting an animal in 2006 that would be the body damage history. 03/18/2014MIDDLEBURY, INState AgencyREAR IMPACT WITH ANOTHER VEHICLE (Case #:902205551) Thank you and Happy Bidding! On Jun-05-16 at 19:31:30 PDT, seller added the following information: NOTE: I just realized this Sunday evening, my VOLVO odometer picture with 165K miles was mixed in with my Subaru Baja pictures. I am so sorry about mixing this up. I don't have the option to delete the picture now, So I have added it, as well. This SUBARU has 224,737 Miles. Again it starts and runs quiet. Its a solid running and Rust Free Body Baja Also, I have been ask if it could make a several hour trip. I don't recommend driving it home. It would be wise to run it hot, that why I keep it around the farm and pick up a Christmas once a year, 2 miles max.