How about an SVX conversion for the masses? :D Sudhir On 1/17/06, John Reddick <SVYOLO@yahoo.com> wrote: > I will be finishing up an 2003 Subie 2.5 engine conversion in a vanagon > in the next week or so. I would like to put a few feelers out on selling > the conversion. I want to drive it for a month or so to make sure there are > no issues with it. > The engine is a 2003 out of a Manual transmission Legacy. It had 15K > miles when the car was wrecked. I only bought it because I go a smokin' deal > on it and I figured I could make a few bucks on it in a conversion. My > daily driver is an 87 Westy with an SVX engine that I converted over a year > ago. The van can be test driven when completed. I will sell the conversion > for 5700 plus shipping, or 6900 installed in your van, syncros a couple of > hundred extra. > Anyone interested. I would estimate 30 hours tops to install the > completed conversion. Everthing will be labeled and any competent mechanic > will be able to install it. No welding, only 7 holes will need to be drilled. > Pmail me if interested. > > John > 87 Westy SVX > 91 GL 2.5 Subie conversion in progress > |
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