Whats she worth ??? STi V5
24 October 2006, 08:21 PM
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Whats she worth ??? STi V5
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What would my STi V5 be worth ????? might be looking to go for a new age shape STi in black of corse so need some price advice.
S plate 1999, 64k miles, history, and a file full of receipts, totalling £££££££, mint inside and out.
STi 8 intercooler
HKS hyper exhaust
H&S down pipe and up pipe
Roger clark flywheel and pulley set
3 port boost solinoid
Remap at Power station
Organic exceddy clutch
Cambelt recently done
So guys whats she worth ???????
What would my STi V5 be worth ????? might be looking to go for a new age shape STi in black of corse so need some price advice.
S plate 1999, 64k miles, history, and a file full of receipts, totalling £££££££, mint inside and out.
STi 8 intercooler
HKS hyper exhaust
H&S down pipe and up pipe
Roger clark flywheel and pulley set
3 port boost solinoid
Remap at Power station
Organic exceddy clutch
Cambelt recently done
So guys whats she worth ???????
26 October 2006, 02:58 PM
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I have a black STI V5 on a T plate. Mine is totaly standard with about the same mileage & I paid £7500 for it only 2 weeks ago. With the mods you have I should imagine you would get anything from £8000 upwards, Advertise it at £8600 , let her go for £8500.
Awesome car by the way.
Awesome car by the way.
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26 October 2006, 03:17 PM
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Originally Posted by tonymontana
I have a black STI V5 on a T plate. Mine is totaly standard with about the same mileage & I paid £7500 for it only 2 weeks ago. With the mods you have I should imagine you would get anything from £8000 upwards, Advertise it at £8600 , let her go for £8500.
Awesome car by the way.
Awesome car by the way.
27 October 2006, 10:17 AM
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Originally Posted by fitzscoob
Hi Mate
Can I just ask, is this a car you bought recently?
I am sure I remember looking at this on Pistonheads a few months ago.
Can I just ask, is this a car you bought recently?
I am sure I remember looking at this on Pistonheads a few months ago.
and I was smitten, so maybe trading up at some point.Russ
27 October 2006, 11:37 AM
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This looked fantastic on pistonheads to be honest, I was so tempted, but having just bought a house and now having a new kitchen being put in, in a couple of weeks leaves me short for cash.
Great looking car, all the best for the sale.
Great looking car, all the best for the sale.
27 October 2006, 01:14 PM
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Originally Posted by SilverGC8
it's worth about 10 quid..
BTW, I'll take it..
BTW, I'll take it..
Btw, I swear this used to be my cousin's car - Did you buy it from Simon in Bristol?
If so, she's a beaut.
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28 October 2006, 04:35 PM
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Originally Posted by terzo204
I bid £11
Btw, I swear this used to be my cousin's car - Did you buy it from Simon in Bristol?
If so, she's a beaut.
Btw, I swear this used to be my cousin's car - Did you buy it from Simon in Bristol?
If so, she's a beaut.
and your right the car is a stunning example.
30 October 2006, 01:42 PM
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What a coincidence!
Very nice car btw. I know Simon spent a lot of money on that car prior to you buying keepin it all in order and uprating the parts.
There was a time when Simon, his brother (Chris) and I all had Subaru's - family events were like Subaru meets!
Anyone interested in this car should be aware that it is the most clean example I have ever seen of a classic STi and obviously owned by true enthuisasts (if I have spelt that correctly)
Fee Bttt is your look to sell RB5RLP.
How doe's it compare to the RB5?
Very nice car btw. I know Simon spent a lot of money on that car prior to you buying keepin it all in order and uprating the parts.
There was a time when Simon, his brother (Chris) and I all had Subaru's - family events were like Subaru meets!
Anyone interested in this car should be aware that it is the most clean example I have ever seen of a classic STi and obviously owned by true enthuisasts (if I have spelt that correctly)
Fee Bttt is your look to sell RB5RLP.
How doe's it compare to the RB5?
30 October 2006, 06:15 PM
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Originally Posted by RB5 69
Christ Russ, will you ever be happy with a car!!?? 
Regards Russ
31 October 2006, 01:07 PM
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RB5LP
Be very tempted with the newage STI in black (Mine is too!) I thought that comming from a classic to newage would be a bit of a letdown, but I have never looked back:
1. Servicing every 12 months not 6
2. Much better interior
3. More planted/settled handling
I also found the insurance to be cheeper too.
Do it - you won't regret it.
Be very tempted with the newage STI in black (Mine is too!) I thought that comming from a classic to newage would be a bit of a letdown, but I have never looked back:
1. Servicing every 12 months not 6
2. Much better interior
3. More planted/settled handling
I also found the insurance to be cheeper too.
Do it - you won't regret it.
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Hmmm, probably only worth about £5k 
If the guy on the 16th falls through let me know and I'll be on the first train down to see it with more than £5k in my back burner
If the guy on the 16th falls through let me know and I'll be on the first train down to see it with more than £5k in my back burner
07 December 2006, 07:16 PM
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Cheers Guys
Cant believe the attention the STi has got since I put her on Pistonheads.com so far..... I have had the following calls...
1. Saxo boy £5k yeah right
plus £3995
2. Swop for a Mitsi Evo 5 (was mint)
3. Part ex for a Mitsi VR4
4. Kenny from Scotland cash deal
5. Swop for a 2001 Golf 2.8 V6 4motion
6. Swop for an Evo 6 GSR
7. 53 plate GTI 206 180
Not a bad response so far I think.......
Cant believe the attention the STi has got since I put her on Pistonheads.com so far..... I have had the following calls...
1. Saxo boy £5k yeah right
plus £39952. Swop for a Mitsi Evo 5 (was mint)
3. Part ex for a Mitsi VR4
4. Kenny from Scotland cash deal
5. Swop for a 2001 Golf 2.8 V6 4motion
6. Swop for an Evo 6 GSR
7. 53 plate GTI 206 180
Not a bad response so far I think.......
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Never trust anyone called kenny from Scotland!!!!!!!
But IMO your should hold out for the newage. Keep a bit back though for mods as personally, I found that they don't feel so quick (until you look at the speedo!) as a classic. Good luck with the sale.
But IMO your should hold out for the newage. Keep a bit back though for mods as personally, I found that they don't feel so quick (until you look at the speedo!) as a classic. Good luck with the sale.
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