This one looks like it's in brilliant condition and pretty much matches all your criteria's;
2007 SUBARU LIBERTY 4GEN MY07 GT AWD SPEC.B, Pearl White, 6 SPD manual, 30,200km

eckymosis wrote:This one looks like it's in brilliant condition and pretty much matches all your criteria's;
2007 SUBARU LIBERTY 4GEN MY07 GT AWD SPEC.B, Pearl White, 6 SPD manual, 30,200km

PAZ04U wrote:Yeah i saw that one but it's interstate never bought anything interstate before don't really want to get a plane to Melbourne and be disappointed.. I'll see how I go.. But I do know this if it had sat nav i would of owned it already that's the only thing holding me back I think.
Tell me something guys do the my07 gt spec b's have the air vents for the back seat? Also do they have an aux input?
Cheers, Alex.

eckymosis wrote:PAZ04U wrote:Yeah i saw that one but it's interstate never bought anything interstate before don't really want to get a plane to Melbourne and be disappointed.. I'll see how I go.. But I do know this if it had sat nav i would of owned it already that's the only thing holding me back I think.
Tell me something guys do the my07 gt spec b's have the air vents for the back seat? Also do they have an aux input?
Cheers, Alex.
Truthfully mate, I think it would be very difficult to come across a GT-B like the one above at that price, low milage etc and may be worth the flight down to check it out. It's about the best priced GT-B based on milage that I've ever seen on Carsales and I've personally been pushing my older brother to check it out. Another option would be to get one of the Melbourne guys to go check it out for you if any are willing.
If you're really set on a factory Sat Nav, it might be worth paying the expensive premium with the money you could potentially save. The better option would be to get a complete high end after market unit such as the Eclipse unit that Tangcla is selling is it has Sat nav, divx, dvd, iPod connectivity. I also think that these units are Stock in certain J-Spec Libs, correct me if I'm wrong.
In addition to the above, I'm not 100% if all GT-B's come standard with AUX and it's a matter of requesting the AUX connector cable from Subaru which IRC is fairly expensive. Again, you'r probably better off with a complete aftermarket unit if you want GPS, AUX etc.
Jimmy S wrote:Coming from an owner of a GT-B that isn't fitted with a GPS system, and having driven regularly my Father-In-Law's GT-B that is fitted with the factory GPS system, I would much rather fit an aftermarket headunit with inbuilt GPS etc!
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