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So it ended smack bang in the middle of my estimate.
now the prat has re-listed it, should of taken the £4.5k as it's about bang on the money if you ask me.
I think the guy who offered £4.5k may have been a timewaster as otherwise it would seem silly not to sell it at £4.5k and then say £4k takes it this weekend unless obviously there was a 'ghost bidder'.
Either a timewaster or the car is fooked...! How could you tell if the engine in is a genuine STi Type-R one? I can see there is no 'red paint' on the manifold but a lot will not have the paint due to age anyway..
Either a timewaster or the car is fooked...! How could you tell if the engine in is a genuine STi Type-R one? I can see there is no 'red paint' on the manifold but a lot will not have the paint due to age anyway..
Cheers
Raf
Best bet would be to ask the seller first and see what he says, if he just talks a load of s*** and has little knowledge of it then just walk away as it could be a WRX lump for all we know. As surely if it was rebuilt with forged or OE parts then as a seller you would exaggerate what, why and when to encourage the sale
Oh well, it would only be worth buying if it was £2.5-£3k as it would leave some headroom for marginal error but going from what has already occured that will not be happening any time soon
Regards,
Subaru Collector 555.
Last edited by User 21721; Aug 14, 2014 at 12:18 PM.
I wouldnt go over 3k for a rusty type r, especially from a seller talking about "non turbo insurance", cheap rebuild, front mount decat and BOV with no mention of a remap.
Not a bargain for me but whatever floats your boat.
