Ian F
Well-Known Member
Agreed. And a wagon. Then it would sell for top dollar. A base level (L trim) sedan I think will be a bit of a stretch. There's going to be a rather small pool of buyers for such a car. It is remarkably clean and well preserved. I wouldn't be surprised if there's a buyer out there with a rusted out AWD car who would buy this and sway the mechanicals over. 99% sure it would be a bolt-in conversion.If it was a manual, defintely.
Another interesting trait of that sedan is it doesn't look like it's AWD. IIRC, 1995 was back when Subaru was still offering front wheel drive as the base configuration.












