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2006 Subaru Baja AWD Recent Timing Belt/Headgaskets HEATED mirrors REMOTE start

Condition: Used
Make: Subaru
Model: Baja
SubModel: Sport
Type: Crew Cab Pickup
Trim: Crew Cab Pickup 4-Door
Year: 2006
Mileage: 219,064
VIN: 4s4bt62c367103905
Color: Blue
Engine size: 2.5 l
Number of cylinders: 4
Power options: Air Conditioning, Cruise Control, Power Locks, Power Windows, Power Seats
Fuel: Gasoline
Transmission: Automatic
Drive type: AWD
Interior color: Black
Safety options: Anti-Lock Brakes, Driver Airbag, Passenger Airbag
Options: 4-Wheel Drive, CD Player, Leather Seats
Vehicle Title: Clear
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2006 Subaru Baja Sport Description

In good condition with some small dents and scratches (see photos). The front drivers seat has the typical Baja cracking-original front seats were replaced with seats from a Canadian Baja (same as the Turbo with leather package seats). Drivers side is power, both have the heaters in them but they haven't been wired and a switch would be needed to use this feature. Heated mirrors. The timing belt set, water pump and head gaskets were just done a couple thousand miles ago (about 4,000) by a shop. Well maintained. Has a bed extender, tweeters and auto dimming compass mirror, remote start. Clean Carfax, no accidents-we are the second owners. Runs well, drives fine-was our daily driver until recent back surgery, now I no longer find it as comfortable to drive. It’s great in the snow and the bed makes it extremely useful. We intended to keep it as an additional car, but we just aren’t getting the use out of it now. The AC is the only thing that does not work (ACclutch bearing makes noise so we took the belt off-it was working and holding a charge before this), everything else (moon roof, power windows, locks, etc) does, however the drivers front speaker is not working. One fog light is out but a new bulb is included. Has an exhaust leak. Averages 26-28 MPG. Inspection is current until next March. Tires have good tread left. May have more mileage because my wife is driving it back and forth to work some days. Car is being sold as is no warranty. Please ask any questions. For sale locally have the right end the action at any time. If you have 0 or negative feedback please contact us before bidding or your bid will be canceled. Need to contact us within 3 hours of auction end toarrange pickup. Bid on it to buy it if you are the winning buyer it is yours sold is is. If using transporter you are taking possession when it is picked up.Buyer must pick up. No checks, no overseas shipping.
Relisted due to non-responsive fake bidder.
The following questions were asked but we were unable to post the answers in the "questions asked about this vehicle" portion so here they are:
Was the lien payed:
We never has a lien/loan on the car, the lien that shows on the history was for the original owner 10 years ago. We have a clean NYS title with no lien.
Did the removal of the AC belt effect the charging of the battery:
The AC belt is separate from the charging and other systems-it is just an AC belt. We chose to leave it off rather than repair the bearing because we didn't use the AC much and noticed a slight (1-2 MPG) increase in gas mileage. The AC system itself was functioning when the belt was removed. Removing the belt only effected the mileage (in a positive manner)
Heated mirrors weren't an option on a Baja, does it actually have them?
It does, it was an option on Canadian models and these are from a Canadian Baja. There is a photo of the switch in the drivers door panel-it is below the mirror controls where there is typically a "blank" in US models. They work great on frosty or foggy mornings! The seats are also from a Canadian Baja so the drivers side is power (only an option on the Turbo with leather model in the US) and both front seats have the heater elements in them. The little switch cover on the power seat is missing but it functions perfectly fine. HOWEVER, we did NOT wire the heated seat function in, so if you wish to use that feature you will need to do so, and get a switch. The switch would fit where the coin holder is in the center console, the coin holder "pops" out so the switches can be put in.

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