What's your biggest impreza bill so far.....?
06 February 2003, 05:05 PM
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I have dug out the engine rebuild bill and in total it cost £9935.23p. Plus £804.61 for 3 port oil breather and £1187.90 for a BTB exhaust.
What a fun way to wa4k alot of cash
What a fun way to wa4k alot of cash
06 February 2003, 05:14 PM
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SiPie,
I know how you feel. Last summer we had a ..... how to put it ...OK a "problem" and had to buy a new engine...... over 3000 pounds !
The worst thing was it happend on the first day of our holiday in the middle of Germany
Kate
I know how you feel. Last summer we had a ..... how to put it ...OK a "problem" and had to buy a new engine...... over 3000 pounds !
The worst thing was it happend on the first day of our holiday in the middle of Germany
Kate
06 February 2003, 05:28 PM
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anyone buying a uk 22B from brand new!
anyone replacing the gearbox on a wrc car!
in the real world I still think scott davies would have it, even from christian, his was broken down into several bills from diffferent people. this isnt how muhc have you spent on your car, this is biggest individual bill.
Not my place to comment on Scotts, but he may choose to post of his own accord. I doubt it though.
anyone replacing the gearbox on a wrc car!
in the real world I still think scott davies would have it, even from christian, his was broken down into several bills from diffferent people. this isnt how muhc have you spent on your car, this is biggest individual bill.
Not my place to comment on Scotts, but he may choose to post of his own accord. I doubt it though.
09 February 2003, 12:10 PM
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09 February 2003, 12:53 PM
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I am glad that Willie did the work for you. He is a mate of mine and the one man I trust at Nobles. Unfortunately I am now an S&S convert...
Ask him about his Salsa dancing skills
thankfully he knows more about engines... 
I am glad that Willie did the work for you. He is a mate of mine and the one man I trust at Nobles. Unfortunately I am now an S&S convert...
Ask him about his Salsa dancing skills
thankfully he knows more about engines...
09 February 2003, 07:44 PM
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10 February 2003, 09:05 AM
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WillieF
Couldn't agree enough. The job seems 100% with not a rattle or squeek and he sorted out a number of other little niggles on the car.
If you speak to him pass on my thanks to him.... again
Cheers
Si
Couldn't agree enough. The job seems 100% with not a rattle or squeek
and he sorted out a number of other little niggles on the car.If you speak to him pass on my thanks to him.... again
Cheers
Si
02 June 2003, 04:43 PM
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Come on then ChristianR .... tell all
And yes I'd like to know about Adam M's bill
Anything that will make me feel better
John
That sure qualifies, as it brought back some very fond memories
[Edited by SiPie - 2/6/2003 4:44:35 PM]
And yes I'd like to know about Adam M's bill
Anything that will make me feel better
I paid £3000 for a 998cc Hillman Imp engine rebuild, back in 1988. Does that count?
That sure qualifies, as it brought back some very fond memories
[Edited by SiPie - 2/6/2003 4:44:35 PM]
02 September 2003, 10:35 AM
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Most on one single invoice so far £10,552.48 inc VAT on my 95 WRX Wagon. Imagine the shock when I went to collect the car - I had budgeted for £7,000. Not a Subaru main dealer but a well known performance company.
I could have bought two second hand ones for the price it cost me for the work. Never mind, not planning to sell the car and I'm pleased with the result.
[Edited by JscoobyD - 2/9/2003 7:42:11 PM]
I could have bought two second hand ones for the price it cost me for the work. Never mind, not planning to sell the car and I'm pleased with the result.
[Edited by JscoobyD - 2/9/2003 7:42:11 PM]
02 September 2003, 12:48 PM
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I think I will beat JScooby - however it does in include engine, turbo, custom pipework, ECU, gearset, diffs, and builds of engine, gearbox and diffs!!!!!!!!!!
Trout
PS For some clues look at http://mysite.freeserve.com/scoobyonthemoor
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Trout
PS For some clues look at http://mysite.freeserve.com/scoobyonthemoor
[Edited by Trout - 2/9/2003 12:49:08 PM]
02 September 2003, 05:52 PM
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when i had a scoob for 3 years
in first year
£800 - gearbox bearings, clutch and s/h flywheel
£220 - cambelt change
then
£150 - front discs pads diy fitted
now - VR4
first year
£240 - cambelt
and I want another scoob!!!!
[Edited by LeeMac - 2/9/2003 5:52:47 PM]
in first year
£800 - gearbox bearings, clutch and s/h flywheel
£220 - cambelt change
then
£150 - front discs pads diy fitted
now - VR4
first year
£240 - cambelt
and I want another scoob!!!!
[Edited by LeeMac - 2/9/2003 5:52:47 PM]
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