FS (CO): Rare 2001 Legacy Outback Limited 3.0 H-6 VDC
 

Asking $6,500 or best offer.


For sale is a rare, VDC Edition 2001 Subaru Legacy Outback H6 3.0L. It is in fantastic shape for its age and it has recently had loads of work done to ensure it will continue to be a great car. While the mileage may be high, this thing will certainly go for many more miles due to proper maintenance.


Year: 2001
Make: Subaru
Model: Legacy Outback (3.0L H6)
Drivetrain: 4 speed automatic
VIN: 4S3BH896X17635131
Package: VDC w/ dual sunroofs
Winter Package: Heated power mirrors, seats and windshield
Mileage: 238,500


The following work has recently been done by Speedy Roo Motorsports with all paperwork and receipts available. This work totals over $6,500! All parts are new:


Radiator and radiator hoses
Power steering pump
Transmission mount
Spark plugs
Steering rack and tie rods
Steering rack bushings
Valve cover gaskets
Sway bar endlinks
Air conditioning evac and recharge
Belt tensioner assembly
Thermostat
Front brake rotors
Front brake calipers
All brakes pads
Alternator
Front bumper
Fog lights


Also comes with brand new Michelin all-season tires and brand new Blizzak winter tires.

Interesting how the region changes things. These are a dime a dozen here, my dad just bought his for 2700 :lol:

How rare are these?

Mine is a 2004 H6 LLBean, white with tan perforated leather interior, rear spoiler and 5-spoke silver wheels from the factory. It's now being driven by my little brother (it's his first car), it 125,000 miles on it, and it's basically pristine in every conceivable way.

OP is right; this thing will go on forever. Ours shows no signs of faltering even though I drove Mulholland Highway really fast to school for the past 2 years, and I saw one being used as a deliver vehicle with over 250,000 miles that still had a lot left in it.

GLWS from a fellow LLBean owner!

how is this a rare car? I have one exactly like it in my driveway with less miles?

Now if you had a right hand drive wagon with a turbo engine that would be rare.

We're not gonna sell ours. I just wanna know how desirable the LLBean's are.

When the engine dies (if it dies), hopefully I'll have enough saved up to do a little STI swap :) Until then, we're gonna DD the shit out of it.

It's rare because it's a VDC, not because it's an L.L. Bean edition. My guess is none of yours are VDC's? If they are and you got it for 2,700, that's an absolute steal!

so your telling me they made some LL bean's without VDC and some with? H6 we are talking about

Correct. There are many L.L. Bean editions out there without VDC.

how do you find? I have the h6 but I wouldn't know if its VDC or not.

Well, it should have the VDC badges on it. Also, on the gauge cluster, there is a VDC light that tells you when VDC is enable or disabled. IIRC, the light is located on the upper-right corner of the cluster.

This is the most rare of the 2001 Outbacks, and the most expensive. Base price on the 2001 Outback Limited VDC was $32,390, whereas the 2001 Outback L.L. Bean was only $29,990. VIN check also indicates that it's a VDC model. VDC was also the only model with the Macintosh stereo system. Very rare

GLWYS.

Well then eekay if yours is this version I would say your car def is rare more power to you brother!

Yup. It sure is and thanks! I just wish more people were interested in the 2nd gen Lego Outbacks... They're pretty kick ass. In all honesty, if I can't sell this for a reasonable price, I'm just gonna keep it. I really like it. Haha.