420/420+ 2.5 CLASSIC FOR SALE
18 January 2007, 04:46 PM
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OPTION 1:- £10,700 FOR CAR AS IT IS!!
OPTION 2:- £9,700 FOR CAR AS IS, MINUS AVCR, DEFI'S+POD'S, KNOCKLINK AND STEREO EQUIPMENT BACK TO STANDARD!!
NO P/X'S WELCOME NOW!!!!!
OPTION 2:- £9,700 FOR CAR AS IS, MINUS AVCR, DEFI'S+POD'S, KNOCKLINK AND STEREO EQUIPMENT BACK TO STANDARD!!
NO P/X'S WELCOME NOW!!!!!
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18 January 2007, 05:08 PM
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Nope.
I'll get more than that spending money to get the standard parts, selling the car in standard form and sellin off all the good stuff. But then i'll give you the benefit of the doubt as you haven't seen the car! You simply WON'T find a better example. It's NOT the usual rubbish fella. Not ONE panel has been resprayed apart from a part of the rear bumper and that was done by Subaru.
I'll get more than that spending money to get the standard parts, selling the car in standard form and sellin off all the good stuff. But then i'll give you the benefit of the doubt as you haven't seen the car! You simply WON'T find a better example. It's NOT the usual rubbish fella. Not ONE panel has been resprayed apart from a part of the rear bumper and that was done by Subaru.
20 January 2007, 08:13 AM
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Buy the same car stock and start from scratch to this car's spec, and the price is a gift imho and experience with my own Sti V3.
I would never go from stock to modified again. There are some great modified Imprezas around over the last 18 months, all at great prices.
I'm sure it will find a good home when the right buyer/time arrives.
Graham
Sorry to side track the thread drb5.
I would never go from stock to modified again. There are some great modified Imprezas around over the last 18 months, all at great prices.
I'm sure it will find a good home when the right buyer/time arrives.
Graham
Sorry to side track the thread drb5.
21 January 2007, 09:02 AM
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Not your fault Graham.
It's the fault of other people not knowing that to build a can like this from scratch, taking parts AND labour into consideration, would cost you well over 20k, ontop of the cost of the car.
It's the fault of other people not knowing that to build a can like this from scratch, taking parts AND labour into consideration, would cost you well over 20k, ontop of the cost of the car.