MY06 STi Spec C Type 20
 

NOW SOLD THANKS

WR Blue
Litchfield supplied and maintained (mostly)
350 bhp/350 lbft (approx)
Approx 35,000 miles (only done 5000 miles in the last 3 and a half years)
One previous owner
Never been on track with me (previously been on track)
Taxed until 1/12/11 (currently £260 renewal)
MOT until Mid October 2011

Full 3" Milltek exhaust system with sports CAT
STi panel filter
Uprated 3 port boost solenoid and turbo actuator
PowerStation EcuTek remap
Litchfield Imports/PowerStation Type 20 handling package with full AST suspension
Enkei STi 18in alloys in silver with Toyo Proxes T1R 235/40/18 tyres (slight scuffing on both nearside alloys which can be sorted prior to sale, plenty of tread on tyres)
STi front lip spoiler
STi mudflaps
HID headlights/fogs
Sony CD system/Alpine speakers
Subaru bluetooth handsfree kit
Front paint protection film
Type 20 floormats
Full service history
Usual Spec C goodies inc aircon, electric windows, electric/folding mirrors, etc

£16,000 ono

Photos: https://www.scoobynet.com/garage/2006...59-STi_Si.html

Inidividual photos can be emailed as required... Please feel to post or PM questions

Thanks for looking :thumb:

That must be a hard decision to sell such a well sorted Impreza:( what are you replacing it with mate?


GLWTS

After 10yrs of scooby ownership, I am downsizing as can no longer justify the ongoing running costs for a car that hardly gets used. I am also somewhat ashamed to say I just don't enjoy driving it as much as I used to (and the slipped disc in the base of my back plays me up more these days...)

Looking to possibly get an early Series 2 Elise for occassional use / track :norty:

Good luck with the sale matey:thumb: You might want to add you've only done 5000 miles in the last 3 & half years to your add;)

Wayne.

Looks very nice
Good luck mate

Very nice Scooby :)

I owned a 165BHP Elise a while back. on track it was a joy, too slow for road use though

GLWTS

:thumb:

Thanks all for the comments

All PM's answered thanks

BTTT

bttt

Make sure you keep the top off or getting in and out will slip a few more discs! Good luck with the sale

Thanks

:eek: *drools*

Good luck dude, free bump

Very nice :)

https://www.scoobynet.com/picture.ph...ictureid=15107

https://www.scoobynet.com/picture.ph...ictureid=15109

https://www.scoobynet.com/picture.ph...ictureid=15108

As said on your earlier thread mate, lovely car. would be better to put some recent pics up as if i am right they were taken years ago at Iain's old place.

GLWS

Mac

I have got some new pics however need to get them posted and not done it before :freak3:

More pictures here (i think...)

https://www.scoobynet.com/album.php?albumid=325

Advertised for a fellow enthusiast prior to Auto Trader/Pistonheads/Ebay...

bttt

bttt

Just get yourself a nice classic Type R, much better/more powerful/more fun and a LOT more comfortable than an Elise any day IMO :thumb:.

That's a nice car you have there, but you'll need to try a bit harder if you want near £16k for it. Get it detailed and get some decent pics up at the least..... and don't waste your time on here, get it on Pistonheads ASP :thumb:.

Free bump :)

Steve

:wonder:

Beautiful looking car, someone is getting themselves a bargain. :thumb:

Thanks

PROVISIONALLY SOLD THANKS

NOOOOOOOOOoooooooooooooo!

Yep that baffled me too :lol1: own both and the Spec C is a far better all round (and quicker) car than a type R ;)

Tony:D

Read the post Tony, i was commenting on a Type-R in relation to an Elise not his Spec C :cuckoo:!