Impreza Turbo 2000 with PPP
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Subaru Impreza Turbo 2000 Incl. Prodrive Performance Pack
Colour – Dark Blue Mica Mileage - 98,365 Transmission – 5 Speed Manual Bodytype – 4 Door Saloon MOT until 30th December 2015 Attachment 42032 Attachment 42033 Attachment 42034 Attachment 42035 Attachment 42036 Hi I’m selling my unmodified, UK Turbo 2000. It’s a much loved car that’s been looked after as best as my budget will allow. It’s always warmed up and cooled down correctly and always run on 98 or 99RON fuel. It’s on a W plate, so a MY00. Accordingly it has the facelifted exterior and interior. It’s fitted with the Prodrive Performance Pack. Unfortunately, the certificate is missing, but all the parts are there. These include a larger intercooler and piping, the removal of two catalytic converters, a nice chunky backbox and a re-mapped ECU. Before you read my incredibly long ad, I’ll say that this is not a show car, if you are looking for perfection then this will sadly not be for you. The car has been dyno’ed and produced an average of 245BHP at the flywheel. The turbo spools up much faster with the PPP and it’s much fun. I’m not a fan of modifying cars, therefore have aimed to keep it as standard as possible. I’ve added a Competition Clutch lightened Flywheel and Exedy Clutch. I’ve also added a K&N panel filter to do away with changing the filter every few months. That’s your lot for engine modifications! I bought the car in late 2012 as a daily drive with 76,000 miles on the clock. Since then it’s been perfect, We’ve been all over the UK together and it’s never broken down, overheated or left me stranded anywhere. It’s not required any major work over the years, just consumables and age related replacement parts. It’s currently on 98,365 miles. This is unlikely to change as I use other cars. If you look over the cars history, you will see it’s had a fairly easy life, covering well below the average mileage each year. It uses no oil, there’s no smoke, there’s no weird rattles or sounds and on a long run can see well over 320 miles from a tank. Whilst in my possession, I’ve only ever used the best parts and consumables available. I use Millers CFS 10w40 oil with K&N Oil filters. I’ve fitted Mintex 1155 Brake Pads all round with Brembo HC discs. There’s HEL braided front brake lines. The fluid is RBF600 from Motul, it has a much higher boiling point. As a standard brake set up goes, this is as good as it can get really. I’ve added clear front and side repeaters to give it a more modern look. Attachment 42037 Attachment 42038 Attachment 42039 I have a stack of paperwork and plenty of service history, Below is a list of everything I have done and have a record for. This does not necessarily indicate the complete history of the car. There’s no doubt a few missing receipts and other bits over the years. That said, the history is fairly complete and work has been done at the appropriate time and/or mileage from what I can see. Service History First Registered – 1st July 2000 Service History as per the book: 28/07/00 - F.R Pulleyn, Whitehall Garage – 1000 Mile Service – Mileage Unrecorded 02/02/01 - F.R Pulleyn, Whitehall Garage – 7500 Mile Service – Mileage Unrecorded 20/07/01 - F.R Pulleyn, Whitehall Garage – 15,000 Mile Service – Mileage Unrecorded 25/01/02 - F.R Pulleyn, Whitehall Garage – 22,500 Mile Service – Mileage Unrecorded 11/07/02 - F.R Pulleyn, Whitehall Garage – 30,000 Mile Service – Mileage Unrecorded 16/01/03 - F.R Pulleyn, Whitehall Garage – 37,500 Mile Service – Mileage Unrecorded 18/08/03 - F.R Pulleyn, Whitehall Garage – Oil Filter Service – 19,391 Miles Recorded 12/07/05 – Graham Walker Ltd – Spark Plug Service – 22,890 Miles Recorded 05/07/06 – Graham Walker Ltd – Oil Service and Cam Belt – 39,107 Miles Recorded 04/07/07 – Graham Walker Ltd – Major Service – 43,201 Miles Recorded 26/05/09 – Scoobyworld Ltd – Major Service – 48,703 Miles Recorded 23/07/10 – Scoobyworld Ltd – Minor Service & Cam Belt – 56,875 Miles Recorded - Receipt 02/09/11 – Roger Clark Motorsport Ltd – “B Service” – 64,033 Miles Recorded Service history not in the book: 20/12/12 – FB Tuning – Gearbox/Diff Oil Service - Mileage Unrecorded 08/07/13 – Self Service - Air Filter - Mileage Unrecorded 29/08/13 – Self Service – Fuel Filter, Sparks Plugs, Air Filter (Upgrade) Oil Change & Filter - Mileage Unrecorded 18/02/15 – FB Tuning – Oil Change & Filter, Spark Plugs, Cam Belt Service & Coolant Change - Mileage Unrecorded 17/09/15 – Self Service – Oil Change & Filter - Mileage Unrecorded Additional Work, Parts and Upgrades 06/07/09 – MAF Sensor and Lambda Sensor 23/07/10 – New Idler 20/12/12 – Lightweight Competition Clutch Flywheel, Exedy Clutch, Flywheel Bearing, Heat wrap Downpipe. 28/03/13 –Second Hand Calipers (previous had seized) Front Discs, Fluid Change (RBF600) and New Caliper Pin set 04/10/14 – Rear Brake Discs and Pads 13/12/14 – Lambda Sensor (Front) 11/02/15 – Clear Side and Front Indicator Lenses 18/02/15 – New/Reconditioned Brake Calipers (Previous broken by garage) Discs, Fluid Change (RBF600) Radiator Hose Clip, Re-Tap Wheel Stud MOT History – 08/07/08 – BT Fleet Ltd - 46,478 Miles 21/07/09 – Progress Motors Ltd – 50,675 Miles 23/07/10 – Arthur Jones Motors – 56,875 Miles 02/09/11 – Hilltop Service Station – 64,039 Miles 05/07/12 – Wright Automotive – 68,873 Miles 29/10/13 – CAM (Potters Bar) Ltd – Missing Information on MOT Cert. TBC 30/12/14 – Herts AutoTek – 88,642 Current mileage – 98,365 miles If there are any questions on the above, please let me know. I’ve tried to be as accurate and honest as possible. Attachment 42040 Attachment 42041 Attachment 42042 For the potential new owners, you’ve not much to do. An Oil Change and Filter, Spark Plugs, Cam Belt and a Coolant Change were done this year. I’ve changed the oil and filter again recently (September.) The brakes are new/reconditioned items. I did away with the old set. Along with new discs and pads, again done this year. As you will see in the pics, the calipers are red, and very shiny They’ll last for years. There’s an additional set of replacement front pads to fit, however I imagine there’s a fair few miles left in the current set yet. I’ve replaced the 17’’ wheels that were put on by the previous owner with more standard looking STI Gold 16’’ wheels with Toyo Proxes tyres. The wheels themselves are straight with no cracks or buckles. There's the usual kerb rash. Security wise the car has a tracker fitted, although I’ve never activated it nor subscribed, but the appropriate paperwork is present. It’s also fitted with a Scorpion cat 1 alarm and immobiliser, again all paperwork is present. There’s two fobs and keys. After all that, you’re probably thinking; what’s the down side? Well of course there is one. Unfortunately the one area I never got round to sorting was the bodywork. The paint is ok for the age, it shines up very nicely indeed. However the rust is beginning to set in to the point where it’s not feasible for me to rectify. You’ll see in the pics that the rear arches are gone. Of course, it’s fairly typical of these cars. I’ve been in there and cleaned it all out as best I can and have dry stored it for the last two years to slow the process. I also try to drive it only on dry days! To pass its most recent MOT it required a small amount of welding on the sills. Again, this is fairly typical. There should be no issues with those come the next MOT. There are the usual age related marks, stonechips etc. and a few hairline scratches where I presume a bush has made contact with the paint. It’s not perfect, but hey, it’s getting on a bit. The front grill is missing a mounting clip inside. It’s always been like that since I’ve owned it. It’s secure via the magic of a cable tie. You can’t see it from the outside. It never bothered me. It works and looks just fine. There’s a scuff on one corner of the rear bumper, it was there when I acquired the car and finally the front bumper has scuffs underneath from various speed bumps. The interior is the standard Turbo 2000 affair. It’s generally in good order, perhaps a decent clean. The bits worth pointing out are a small rip in the drivers’ seat. There’s also a small hole in the carpet. It’s in the place where your heel would sit whilst driving. It’s general wear and tear but I’d suggest some mats as clearly without them this will get worse. Attachment 42043 Attachment 42044 Attachment 42045 Mechanically there is nothing wrong with the car. I really believe it will keep going and going. Rust permitting…The suspension feels solid. The gearbox is tight. The engine is smooth. It drives really well. If I hadn’t got another car, I’d still be running this. All it needs is for someone to take care of the bodywork, give it a good mop and you’ll have a perfectly decent car. Attachment 42046 Attachment 42047 Attachment 42048 Attachment 42049 Attachment 42050 I welcome any questions. You are welcome to test drive the car subject to proof of fully comprehensive insurance cover. If not, I’ll happily take you out for a spin. It’s priced at £2100. Please contact me – Jazzy@jazzcreate.com or PM me, or text 07712614010 I’m based in Hertfordshire. |
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Sadly the rear arches could be near 1K to repair,but good luck with the sale.
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Nice clean Impreza mate, I'd get those rear aches repaired mate, you won't get that money for a classic with rusty arches
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Love dark blue mica, nice honest ad. GLWTS matey :)
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Similar car to mine and the rear arches cost £500 to fix in total and they now look great. GLWTS.
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One of my arches, before.
https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.sco...ac77222f9b.jpg After https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.sco...7d791d1156.jpg Cost me £700 altogether, but I also got splitter, side skirts, bootlid painted and a flat boot floor put in. The work and paint was £500, but I supplied these: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Subaru-Imp...id%3D100102%26 Slightly OT, but, potentially help with the sale. :thumb: |
Thanks for the replies everyone.
The rust isn't as bad Mickywrx pics, but good to know it can be repaired for a fairly sensible cost. |
Wow 220 for a pair. I can get them cheaper than that.
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Where from, Jay?
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Originally Posted by jaygsi
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Wow 220 for a pair. I can get them cheaper than that.
Would be intersted as I'm about to order 2 copy wings from europart for £76 the pair but £220 seems ok Price What is the quality like of these arch replacements ? |
The car has now sold, thanks all for your interest.
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knew it would go quickly , congratulations on the sale :thumb:
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Thanks mate. It was a great car, and I'll miss it. Onwards and upwards... pics of it's replacement to come :D
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Arches
Originally Posted by mickywrx
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One of my arches, before.
https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.sco...ac77222f9b.jpg After https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.sco...7d791d1156.jpg Cost me £700 altogether, but I also got splitter, side skirts, bootlid painted and a flat boot floor put in. The work and paint was £500, but I supplied these: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Subaru-Imp...id%3D100102%26 Slightly OT, but, potentially help with the sale. :thumb: |
I can get them imported, i was going to do a group buy as worked out cheaper than buying one set.
Originally Posted by lordharding
(Post 11749857)
Would be intersted as I'm about to order 2 copy wings from europart for £76 the pair but £220 seems ok Price
What is the quality like of these arch replacements ? |
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