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Roger8519 06-22-2003 02:27 PM

worth
 
Hey

How much do you think I could get for my 1996 Svx Lsi with 107000 miles on it. Its pretty much in perfect condition.



Roger

ensteele 06-22-2003 02:55 PM

It would be a shot in the dark unless we have some additional information. What have you done to it, maintenance, do you have records, mods, problems, dings, wear on tires, etc. If you give a little more info, it would help to give a more realistic price. :)

Roger8519 06-22-2003 03:41 PM

ok
 
well, i have all matinence records and oil changed frequently, new timing belt, new seals, new tires on front, 20% wear on back, no mods, few blemishes on paint.

Mr. Pockets 06-22-2003 04:29 PM

You should never replace less than all four tires on the SVX, or any AWD Subaru. Replacing only the fronts means that there's a different rolling diameter in the front than there is in the rear. If the rolling diameter is different, front to rear, you will wear your transfer clutch much more quickly.

Honestly, if I looked at an SVX, and the front tires were different from the rears - even if they were the same brand but with significantly different wear levels - I wouldn't touch it. If I see somebody only replace the front tires, that tells me that they never rotated them to begin with, so the transfer clutch has seen a lot of wear anyway.

Landshark 06-22-2003 06:02 PM

Re: ok
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Roger8519
new tires on front, 20% wear on back
:eek: :eek: :eek:

ww111 06-22-2003 10:05 PM

Silly me
 
With much more weight on the front, steering, and 90% of the power going to the front wheels I wouldn't be suprised if there were a LOT of SVX's rinning around with more wear on the front tires than the rears.

And if you figure 20% of .5" is 0.1 inch: you're talking about 6 revolutions per mile differential. Not a real big number.
especially to a fluid coupling.

To answer the question. www.nada.com will be the best indicator of value.

Collins
92 pearlie

Umm and WTH is arrr dub?

LarryIII 06-23-2003 05:31 AM

Earl,


Stay away. This is an EAST COAST car.

ensteele 06-23-2003 09:40 AM

ok. Sorry Larry. :(

(Earl hangs his head and walks in the other direction) :(

Clydesvx 06-23-2003 10:23 AM

I have an EAST COAST CAR. It has 235,000 miles on it. It doesn't show any rust. It appears Subaru did a good job on rust prevention for a change. I had both a '84 GL AWD Wagon and an '87 GL FWD coupe, both succumbed to the ravage of rust.
CLYDESVX


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