1999 UK Impreza Turbo..
06 November 2005, 04:59 PM
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1999-UK SUBARU IMPREZA TURBO..-SOLD-
Sadly my much loved scoob is up for sale but only to make way for an STI! This is a genuine, reliable and much loved car. Small fortune spent over past year.Anyone who would like pics (can't post them for some reason??) mail me at andywalton30@hotmail.com. It really is worth a look... 1999 UK IMPREZA TURBO.Dark metallic blue. (MICA)
72k.
4 months tax + 10 months MOT.
Immaculate inside & out.
Polished every month with Maguiars.
Serviced on average every 5k from day one.
Serviced last week by Alan @ AS Performance.
Timing belt changed @ 65k.
Always run on Shell Optimax.
EBC Turbo discs and Greenstuff pads up front. New OE pads & discs on rear.
Black 17in Pro-dynamic alloys with 215/40 tyres. (4 months old).
Crystal clear lenses front and side with Silvatec bulbs.
Xenon headlight and sidelight bulbs.
Full stainless steel "Revolution" exhaust system. (£550- 4 months ago). Inc full de-cat.
K & N cone filter.
Bailey dump valve.
Intercooler tilt kit + bonnet scoop air splitter.
Comprehensive service history documented from day one. Old MOT's and tax discs. Every mile documented.
Kenwood CD head unit with Alpine rear speakers.
This car is in fantastic condition and the interior is immaculate. Rear seats have never been used. All the goodies above have been fitted within year... ive absconded to bikes (GSXR1000) so she has to go...
£6200....reduced.. Phone Andy on 07775 731 616 or mail me for pics at above address...
Pics now added below..(cheers coulster)
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11 November 2005, 11:11 AM
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Originally Posted by chems
still up for sale...now garaged..open to offers!
thanks
26 November 2005, 04:11 PM
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hello mate... as far as bhp goes.. the car was standard when i bought it earlier this year.. since then i've fitted a k&n filter and it's had a full revolution stainless steel exhaust fitted... this includes a full de-cat. revolution claim this will up power by up to 40bhp.. filter maybe 10bhp? so should be around 270bhp.. it feels fast enough to me.. a good re-map will up this much further.. dropped price last week, looking for around £6500 now.. hope this is of some help... cheers...
Originally Posted by bigdavie
hi on the look out for one very similar to yours wots the bhp ?? and how much do you want for it ???
thanks
thanks
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14 December 2005, 06:14 PM
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its not the car mate, just sold mine today my99.
the car will sell, the right buyer will come along.
be aware that most people on snet think that all cars are overpriced lol and that they should be given away.
have you tried putting the car up on pistonheads?
the car will sell, the right buyer will come along.
be aware that most people on snet think that all cars are overpriced lol and that they should be given away.
have you tried putting the car up on pistonheads?
14 December 2005, 08:06 PM
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Originally Posted by fitzscoob
its not the car mate, just sold mine today my99.
the car will sell, the right buyer will come along.
be aware that most people on snet think that all cars are overpriced lol and that they should be given away.
have you tried putting the car up on pistonheads?
the car will sell, the right buyer will come along.
be aware that most people on snet think that all cars are overpriced lol and that they should be given away.
have you tried putting the car up on pistonheads?
No not at all maybe buyers just wont lower millage cars when spending large sums of money..!
15 December 2005, 07:15 AM
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Think you will find that the mileage on that car is about right for its age, not high at all.
And I stand by what I said, especially about most people on Snet wanting something for nothing.
And I stand by what I said, especially about most people on Snet wanting something for nothing.
15 December 2005, 11:45 AM
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Originally Posted by fitzscoob
Think you will find that the mileage on that car is about right for its age, not high at all.
And I stand by what I said, especially about most people on Snet wanting something for nothing.
And I stand by what I said, especially about most people on Snet wanting something for nothing.
So why pay out more for a UK car with higher millage?
I think thats more the reason its not sold and yeah the millage may be right for the year but the price isnt other wise it would have sold
It is a very nice looking motor though I do have to say
15 December 2005, 11:50 AM
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I see your point, obviously if someone was looking at two identical cars, one had 70k on the clock and the other only had 20k on the clock and the prices were the same its a no brainer.
Having said that though, its not like this car has done 150k miles.
Yesterday I sold my my99 uk turbo, on 57k miles for 7k, people will pay for a well looked after car.
Also, take a look in autotrader for a car with similar performance for the same price range, I doubt there will be many decent cars to choose from.
Having said that though, its not like this car has done 150k miles.
Yesterday I sold my my99 uk turbo, on 57k miles for 7k, people will pay for a well looked after car.
Also, take a look in autotrader for a car with similar performance for the same price range, I doubt there will be many decent cars to choose from.
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15 December 2005, 01:09 PM
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I don't think its over priced at all. Problem on here is most already have a Scoob. Hold out to the end of January when people have a bit more wedge. Classic prices seem to have seemed firmer recently looking at Autotrader and the like. Good luck.
15 December 2005, 07:44 PM
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really appreciate all your comments.... ive had the car a year now and its only going to fund an STI... the car's mint in every way... ive tracked prices in auto-trader and ive tried to price it slightly lower than all of them of a similar spec... i'll also try pistonheads.. thanks chaps...
04 January 2006, 05:13 PM
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hello chaps.. car is up for sale again due to a timewaster backing out at lastminute.... the car is still stored in a dry garage, checked over and run regularly.. it really is in mint condition and would be a shame to miss out on if you're looking for a standardish looking uk car to modify or just drive... any queries feel free to mail me on andywalton30@hotmail.com 
20 January 2006, 08:26 PM
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Pistonheads
Hi mate,
If it helps i really do recommend getting the car on pistonheads. I advertised my car here and on Pistonheads and didn't get any interest from Scoobynet, but it went in a week on Pistonheads. Feel free to use the format of my advert wording if you need, my advert is still up in this section somewhere on the 2nd page under MY98 PPP Turbo.
I think you are asking a fair price as well someone should snap that up
good luck
Ash
If it helps i really do recommend getting the car on pistonheads. I advertised my car here and on Pistonheads and didn't get any interest from Scoobynet, but it went in a week on Pistonheads. Feel free to use the format of my advert wording if you need, my advert is still up in this section somewhere on the 2nd page under MY98 PPP Turbo.
I think you are asking a fair price as well someone should snap that up
good luck
Ash
27 January 2006, 02:31 PM
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I dont know why scoobs arent selling. I gave up trying to sell mine. I had 2 calls in 3 months. Im just going to keep it and when i need to trade it in. Best of luck with your sale though. Piston heads does seem the way to go!
28 January 2006, 11:37 AM
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I think its that you can buy a new car for the same money your selling your used cars thats putting folk off and its not just Scoobs that don't sell its anything with 4 wheels Im afraid
I think that secound hand car values will keep droping due to cheap new cars and then don't forget the Import market is also cripling the sale price its bad news for those selling but its good news for those buying
Now all we need is for House prices to do the same lmao
I think that secound hand car values will keep droping due to cheap new cars and then don't forget the Import market is also cripling the sale price its bad news for those selling but its good news for those buying
Now all we need is for House prices to do the same lmao
Originally Posted by AndyTurbo
I dont know why scoobs arent selling. I gave up trying to sell mine. I had 2 calls in 3 months. Im just going to keep it and when i need to trade it in. Best of luck with your sale though. Piston heads does seem the way to go!
good luck
29 January 2006, 09:17 AM
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Good luck mate! I traded mine in yesterday against a lovely black octavia VRS. I got 5.5k so def try and sell it if you can. I wont be sorry to see my scoob go though. For me the cost of running it out weighed the fun of driving it. Hope the sale goes well! Fingers crossed!
Andy
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31 January 2006, 12:36 PM
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thats a good price mate.
I am struggling to sell mine: www.bradwarren.f9.co.uk priced at 6500 ono..
Btw- you had great taste in colour and wheels 
I am struggling to sell mine: www.bradwarren.f9.co.uk priced at 6500 ono..
Btw- you had great taste in colour and wheels