Whats the going rate for an STI 7 Intercooler
04 January 2005, 07:30 PM
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Whats the going rate for an STI 7 Intercooler
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Just asking as I'm trying to sell one at the moment but anyone who's asked what I'm looking for has run a mile, just trying to find out if I'm asking too much.
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Scott
Just asking as I'm trying to sell one at the moment but anyone who's asked what I'm looking for has run a mile, just trying to find out if I'm asking too much.
Cheers
Scott
04 January 2005, 07:38 PM
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AFAIK some of the cumbrian scoobs have got STi 7/8 TMIC's from a breakers in Ireland at £200 or thereabouts. I would have thought about £250 including the metal "Y" piece if in good nick ????
04 January 2005, 08:11 PM
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I was asking £275 incl P&P, its in good nic with no damage to the fins and includes the Y piece and red sti pipe.
Before putting it on I had done a search and they seemed to be ranging from £250-£300, so I tought I would be safe in the middle as it was also including delivery.
I tried a couple of breakers today Grade A where the only ones that had one and they wanted £350+vat plus P&P.
I thought these things went without any problem at all.
Scott
Before putting it on I had done a search and they seemed to be ranging from £250-£300, so I tought I would be safe in the middle as it was also including delivery.
I tried a couple of breakers today Grade A where the only ones that had one and they wanted £350+vat plus P&P.
I thought these things went without any problem at all.
Scott
05 January 2005, 03:28 PM
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As Midlife says scott I picked mine up from ireland £200 delivered complete with hoses its like anything on the market these days if someones desperate for something they will pay your price and at £275 delivered I dont think that is bad, I would just hang out for a while they are a wanted item.
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I fiited an almost new one to my mates 01 car and it cost him £100, yes he then bought Samco hoses but £275 is way too high imho.
If you can sell it for that then happy days but i would have thought you may struggle.
If you can sell it for that then happy days but i would have thought you may struggle.
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Thanks for the comments guys, I thought that was about the going rate if you got one for £200 you got yourself a bargain I've never seen one going on here for less than £250.
The breakers asking over £400 is what you call a rip off.
Still no takers though, it must be the time of the year when everyones skint.
Scott
The breakers asking over £400 is what you call a rip off.
Still no takers though, it must be the time of the year when everyones skint.
Scott
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