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07 December 2007, 09:41 PM
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08 December 2007, 11:48 PM
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I've just bought a Terzo, well the remnants of one...
It's a stolen recovered Cat C write off (bent OSF strut and wing), I don't know much about the car, and a fair few bits are missing...like the engine, gearbox and rear diff
and unfortunately the centre console and gear surround with the number 
On the off chance is anyone keeping a record of the cars, their numbers etc?
At the moment it's just going to be tucked away while I finish putting my other Impreza back together (another MY98...well at least the shell is) which I've owned from new. Once that car is finished I'll be using the bits left over from it to put the Terzo back together (basically I've got nigh on all the bits left over that I will need apart from some trim) as a fast road/junior track car
It's a stolen recovered Cat C write off (bent OSF strut and wing), I don't know much about the car, and a fair few bits are missing...like the engine, gearbox and rear diff
and unfortunately the centre console and gear surround with the number On the off chance is anyone keeping a record of the cars, their numbers etc?
At the moment it's just going to be tucked away while I finish putting my other Impreza back together (another MY98...well at least the shell is) which I've owned from new. Once that car is finished I'll be using the bits left over from it to put the Terzo back together (basically I've got nigh on all the bits left over that I will need apart from some trim) as a fast road/junior track car
09 December 2007, 05:16 PM
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Tim,
Unless Subaru UK kept records I think you'll be struggling to find out its original number. Perhaps you could research the chassis number and find out which dealer it was supplied too. I'm certain that each dealership would have had a minimal amount of stock given the low numbers of Terzo's made
Just a thought
Unless Subaru UK kept records I think you'll be struggling to find out its original number. Perhaps you could research the chassis number and find out which dealer it was supplied too. I'm certain that each dealership would have had a minimal amount of stock given the low numbers of Terzo's made
Just a thought
16 December 2007, 06:57 PM
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Terzo Model Number + Terzo For Sale
Hiya fellow Terzo owners, I am just about to put up a Terzo on Ebay but just before I do I desperately need to know the model number (there was no plaque when I bought it 
) the last 6 digits of the VIN are 029391 
please please please *1000 someone tell me how to work out the model number 
) the last 6 digits of the VIN are 029391 please please please *1000 someone tell me how to work out the model number
17 December 2007, 01:18 PM
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I was hoping someone could tell me if there's a way that I could work out the Terzo model number just by looking at the last 5 digits of the VIN, I have seen from some website that is possible maybe someone could confirm that?
17 December 2007, 01:55 PM
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Hello yes I phoned Chris Gillat on 0121 522 2000 and was told to phone IM on 0121 747 4000 because he had moved there now. When I phoned that number I was told that Chris had now retired. Then I was put through to Sales Allocation and told the Terzo was number 42, then put through to someone else to confirm that, and it was finally confirmed that it was number 42
. So basically from what I can tell to find out the Terzo model number phone 0121 747 4000 and have your VIN and registration number ready 
. So basically from what I can tell to find out the Terzo model number phone 0121 747 4000 and have your VIN and registration number ready
17 December 2007, 04:52 PM
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Hello yes I phoned Chris Gillat on 0121 522 2000 and was told to phone IM on 0121 747 4000 because he had moved there now. When I phoned that number I was told that Chris had now retired. Then I was put through to Sales Allocation and told the Terzo was number 42, then put through to someone else to confirm that, and it was finally confirmed that it was number 42 . So basically from what I can tell to find out the Terzo model number phone 0121 747 4000 and have your VIN and registration number ready
. So basically from what I can tell to find out the Terzo model number phone 0121 747 4000 and have your VIN and registration number ready So now you know
17 December 2007, 07:27 PM
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I have put up my Terzo for sale have a look u may likes
Subaru Impreza Turbo 2000 Limited TERZO Edition Classic on eBay, also, Subaru, Cars, Cars, Parts Vehicles (end time 27-Dec-07 19:03:06 GMT)
Subaru Impreza Turbo 2000 Limited TERZO Edition Classic on eBay, also, Subaru, Cars, Cars, Parts Vehicles (end time 27-Dec-07 19:03:06 GMT)
06 March 2008, 11:28 AM
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As we both know, the Terzo was one of the rarest (but certainly the best!!) of the Classic special editions. They are now all about 10 years old. The amount that have been crashed, smashed, stolen and face it come to the end of their useful life must be pretty high and I suspect there'll be less then half the original 333 that were built still around.
But face it, they're still the nicest colour
06 March 2008, 04:50 PM
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Hey mate,
As we both know, the Terzo was one of the rarest (but certainly the best!!) of the Classic special editions. They are now all about 10 years old. The amount that have been crashed, smashed, stolen and face it come to the end of their useful life must be pretty high and I suspect there'll be less then half the original 333 that were built still around.
But face it, they're still the nicest colour
As we both know, the Terzo was one of the rarest (but certainly the best!!) of the Classic special editions. They are now all about 10 years old. The amount that have been crashed, smashed, stolen and face it come to the end of their useful life must be pretty high and I suspect there'll be less then half the original 333 that were built still around.
But face it, they're still the nicest colour
Number 228 here.
Alan
26 March 2008, 09:16 PM
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still got mine but also know of a couple that have been wrote off. In 10 years cant be that many left of the original 333. I have even looked into setting up a terzo owners web site and asked dvla if they would be able to find out how many left. Would everyone be interested and show the rb5 and p1 boys the best of the classics
27 March 2008, 10:53 AM
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Bibo took all our details to set up a site this time last year, but it never happened.
I think there are too few of us owners to set up a site.
I don't mind having our special thread here instead.
I think there are too few of us owners to set up a site.
I don't mind having our special thread here instead.
27 March 2008, 11:06 AM
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We were just waiting for all the stuff from Bibo to get it going on www.terzo.co.uk
If someone else want to do it then just PM me
If someone else want to do it then just PM me
29 March 2008, 07:46 PM
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