98 V4 Type R - How much?
03 June 2004, 01:40 PM
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98 V4 Type R - How much?
Any ideas what my 98 V4 type R would be worth?
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03 June 2004, 02:34 PM
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I'll take a stab at between £11,000 and £13,800 depending on milage.
Bearing in mind you can get a '99' RB5 with 50,000 miles starting from about £12,500.
But then again your car is pretty stunning and they are rare, i suppose price could really vary from one end of the scale to the other.
Bearing in mind you can get a '99' RB5 with 50,000 miles starting from about £12,500.
But then again your car is pretty stunning and they are rare, i suppose price could really vary from one end of the scale to the other.
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Originally Posted by nescoob1
Cheers mgg, cars done 68k, anyone else got any opinions on this?
Will be interesting to see the outcome.
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03 June 2004, 05:51 PM
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They are difficult to price but 11-12 k seems right. Any higher and you're into STi V5 territory...
On the other hand, scoobs are very hard to sell at the moment - fuel prices and insurance are a big put off - and STi's are normally group 20 and drink fuel very well. Specialist market...
MB
On the other hand, scoobs are very hard to sell at the moment - fuel prices and insurance are a big put off - and STi's are normally group 20 and drink fuel very well. Specialist market...
MB
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I think I'll sell my v5 TypeR for £14k
That sound reasonable?
STi 9 Engine - with forged rods, pistons and crank ( brand new all reciepts )
APEXi Power Fc ECU and FC Commander hand controller
Full Blitz NUR Spec System ( turbo back, 3.5" bore, 5" BB )
Steel Head Gaskets
Group A fuel pump
Uprated fuel pressure regulator
Uprated Oil Pump
Uprated Oil Cooler
Uprated Clutch ( semi organic )
Uprated Flywheel ( lightened )
Fully Adjustable TEIN Suspension
CF Bonnet
Andy
That sound reasonable?
STi 9 Engine - with forged rods, pistons and crank ( brand new all reciepts )
APEXi Power Fc ECU and FC Commander hand controller
Full Blitz NUR Spec System ( turbo back, 3.5" bore, 5" BB )
Steel Head Gaskets
Group A fuel pump
Uprated fuel pressure regulator
Uprated Oil Pump
Uprated Oil Cooler
Uprated Clutch ( semi organic )
Uprated Flywheel ( lightened )
Fully Adjustable TEIN Suspension
CF Bonnet
Andy
03 June 2004, 07:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Andy H STi
I think I'll sell my v5 TypeR for £14k
That sound reasonable?
STi 9 Engine - with forged rods, pistons and crank ( brand new all reciepts )
APEXi Power Fc ECU and FC Commander hand controller
Full Blitz NUR Spec System ( turbo back, 3.5" bore, 5" BB )
Steel Head Gaskets
Group A fuel pump
Uprated fuel pressure regulator
Uprated Oil Pump
Uprated Oil Cooler
Uprated Clutch ( semi organic )
Uprated Flywheel ( lightened )
Fully Adjustable TEIN Suspension
CF Bonnet
Andy
That sound reasonable?
STi 9 Engine - with forged rods, pistons and crank ( brand new all reciepts )
APEXi Power Fc ECU and FC Commander hand controller
Full Blitz NUR Spec System ( turbo back, 3.5" bore, 5" BB )
Steel Head Gaskets
Group A fuel pump
Uprated fuel pressure regulator
Uprated Oil Pump
Uprated Oil Cooler
Uprated Clutch ( semi organic )
Uprated Flywheel ( lightened )
Fully Adjustable TEIN Suspension
CF Bonnet
Andy
i am interested i have the money just need to know more please?
could you send info to my e_mail please = philip_nortcliffe@hotmail.com
thank you phil
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