anybody see the 22b sitting at donnellys on apollo road??

approx £23k!!

looks amazn though

 

Seen it on the open day if its the same 1 its not too special up close

 

i drove past it on thurs nite just and saw it in the dark, didnt notice anything bad about it myself...didnt realise they were so expensive

 

the interior is very rough considering the high price imho.

 

i wouldn t have quessed they would have been the cheapest people to buy a 22b off anyway.

but i d like to think it was in very good condition for that kinda money,

22b would be my dream subaru

( anyone seen the wagon on the site,where the guys fitted the sides of a type r 2 door and a 22b wide arch kit. im not one for body kits but have to hand it to him its different)

 

looking at it today, as the lads say, ruff looking considering the price, know of one 3 k cheaper and a whole lot better conditon,,,,,

 

so donnellys stickn their arms in again then eh??

 

They have an 04 on their forecourt with more miles than mine completely standard not even PPP and he is looking 17k for it. over priced by around 3k.

 

if its the silver 1 she is a 05 model on a 04 plate, still pricey though

 

yeah mate ive seen that one! Im sure all dealers are the same...chargin more cos they know somebody will pay it...

 

there is a 1999 22b in the autotrader for £27,500 and thats not euros!! do you think are they worth it?

 

if its in good nick its a very nice car..

personally...i wouldnt spend that much on it! i even thought 23k for donnelly's 1 was over the top!

 

one sold on piston heads for 18k

 

iirc 400 were made all 2gether and 14 where supplied to the UK, it is the UK models that still fetch this much money, there is no difference whatsoever in spec between them so I dont think they are worth that sort of money. Although I defo would buy 1 at 18k.

 

Had a "test drive" in it before christmas, know one of the sales guys therewho had 30 mins to waste before he finished. Its had alot of crap respray work done and the diff is in a bit of state.

Go and have a good nosey about it, take your Subaru and park it in the forecourt. They seem to be abit more "understanding" then

Considering concours condition models fetch around £39-40k its not bad for what it is, Id buy it and tidy it up as an investment. If I had the money that is