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Beautiful. I only have $500 cash until I get my tax returns, so I'll have to wait a bit, as my returns are already late.

Great info! What should I look for on the items you said to inspect on the undercarriage? And what if they say they did all the work themselves? I noticed they had a garage and mechanic.

Yes, first and long awaited Subaru. It'll be replacing my '07 Honda Fit (cutting expenses) as my daily driver. These ones are going for $1400-1800. But I have cash. And cash talks. I really want something roomy, awd, manual, and good on gas. What better than a Subaru (or Nissan Stanza Wagon aka Prairie)? Haha. I don't really have the know-how or time to fix the GL, tho I really wish I could.

Sounds like too much for me. I'll wait for the guy with the '85 to get back with me. While I'm here, what do you think about a Legacy AWD wagon with 180k-212k miles. There's two I'm looking at. Both are manual, at a dealership. One is '92, other is '90...?

Been emailing someone who is selling an '84 GL wagon for $300. They don't know much about it, and I tried calling the person that does and left a message. Anyways she said the starter went out and the ignition "key thingy" (as she called it) is broken. What would this take to fix, money-wise and manpower-wise.