2003 sti type uk ppp
03 April 2007, 10:09 PM
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2003 sti type uk ppp
selling on behalf of freind this 2003 03 reg prodrive sti type uk with 25,000 miles and full service history standard apart from privacy glass.12 months mot,2 new tyres.car was lightly damaged last year.only damage was bottom arm on o\s front and two alloys on o\s all replaced with genuine parts.car is now mint and first to view will buy,£8995.ovno no part ex or silly offers please.tel 07871980014 tony.thanks
04 April 2007, 07:55 PM
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Looks a bit dodgy to me! The same advertiser is selling a previously damaged 2005 Sti for £11995 on PistonHeads as well under a different name with the same phone number!
06 April 2007, 07:01 PM
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Subaru : 2003 sti type uk ppp
This link is the STI 9, with the sellers name as Andy
Subaru : impreza sti9 type uk
your right, same mobile number on both adds.
Wonder why this is, care to elaborate morgibear
06 April 2007, 10:08 PM
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The sti 9 will show up on an HPI check as being stolen recovered which is CAT X, you will never know unless you HPI it.
The 03 black sti is CAT C which is a write off as the cost of repair was more than the car was worth. This will be on the log book so you cant hide it even if you wanted to.
The 03 black sti is CAT C which is a write off as the cost of repair was more than the car was worth. This will be on the log book so you cant hide it even if you wanted to.
06 April 2007, 10:19 PM
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Was looking through the previous post made by morgibear looks like his name is Andy so that prob clears up the 2 cars for sale under same mobile number, the STI 9 is his and the 03 is his mates, Tony.
Whilst browsing i notice morgibear (Andy) was looking for an STI 8 steering wheel, Hub and Strut and alloy.
Putting that evidence together suggests that the STI 9 has had frontal damage resulting in the wheel, hub etc being damaged and the accident has deployed the air bag. A replacment air bag/wheel will be an expensive thing to come accross as it will be saught after for its better cosmetic appearence over the post STI 8 cars. As a result the forester air bag was used.
Obviously only the owners know and i could be complety off the mark, hopfully morgibear will clear it all up.
Whilst browsing i notice morgibear (Andy) was looking for an STI 8 steering wheel, Hub and Strut and alloy.
Putting that evidence together suggests that the STI 9 has had frontal damage resulting in the wheel, hub etc being damaged and the accident has deployed the air bag. A replacment air bag/wheel will be an expensive thing to come accross as it will be saught after for its better cosmetic appearence over the post STI 8 cars. As a result the forester air bag was used.
Obviously only the owners know and i could be complety off the mark, hopfully morgibear will clear it all up.
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07 April 2007, 07:00 PM
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The sti 9 will show up on an HPI check as being stolen recovered which is CAT X, you will never know unless you HPI it.
The 03 black sti is CAT C which is a write off as the cost of repair was more than the car was worth. This will be on the log book so you cant hide it even if you wanted to.
The 03 black sti is CAT C which is a write off as the cost of repair was more than the car was worth. This will be on the log book so you cant hide it even if you wanted to.
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taken from the above link.....
A Category X Vehicle is a vehicle which has been subject to an insurance claim but which has sustained minimal or nil damage or which may have been repaired in accordance with manufacturers specifications, and therefore categorisation as per the Code of Practice for the Disposal of Motor Vehicle Salvage does not apply.
A Category E Vehicle is a Salvaged Vehicle which is stolen recovered.
A Category D Vehicle is a Salvaged Vehicle which is damaged to the extent that the retail cost of repair to the vehicle does not exceed the retail pre-accident value thereof.
regarding the STI 9
link https://www.scoobynet.com/private-sa...rsion-9-a.html
Someone has done a vehicle check and that car is a CAT D. So if CAT E is a stolen recovered vehicle and you have not tried to hide anything then why say on the thread the only damage was to your kitchen window and nothing to the car.
10 April 2007, 08:24 PM
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[QUOTE=morgibear;6808346]selling on behalf of freind this 2003 03 reg prodrive sti type uk with 25,000 miles and full service history standard apart from privacy glass.12 months mot,2 new tyres.car was lightly damaged last year.only damage was bottom arm on o\s front and two alloys on o\s all replaced with genuine parts.car is now mint and first to view will buy,£8995.ovno no part ex or silly offers please.tel 07871980014 tony.thanks[/QU
this car is now sold.thanks for looking.
[/QUthis car is now sold.thanks for looking.
10 April 2007, 08:39 PM
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The Salvaged Vehicles offered for sale on the Site shall each be categorised as either Category C, Category D or Category X
taken from the above link.....
A Category X Vehicle is a vehicle which has been subject to an insurance claim but which has sustained minimal or nil damage or which may have been repaired in accordance with manufacturers specifications, and therefore categorisation as per the Code of Practice for the Disposal of Motor Vehicle Salvage does not apply.
A Category E Vehicle is a Salvaged Vehicle which is stolen recovered.
A Category D Vehicle is a Salvaged Vehicle which is damaged to the extent that the retail cost of repair to the vehicle does not exceed the retail pre-accident value thereof.
regarding the STI 9
link https://www.scoobynet.com/private-sa...rsion-9-a.html
Someone has done a vehicle check and that car is a CAT D. So if CAT E is a stolen recovered vehicle and you have not tried to hide anything then why say on the thread the only damage was to your kitchen window and nothing to the car.
taken from the above link.....
A Category X Vehicle is a vehicle which has been subject to an insurance claim but which has sustained minimal or nil damage or which may have been repaired in accordance with manufacturers specifications, and therefore categorisation as per the Code of Practice for the Disposal of Motor Vehicle Salvage does not apply.
A Category E Vehicle is a Salvaged Vehicle which is stolen recovered.
A Category D Vehicle is a Salvaged Vehicle which is damaged to the extent that the retail cost of repair to the vehicle does not exceed the retail pre-accident value thereof.
regarding the STI 9
link https://www.scoobynet.com/private-sa...rsion-9-a.html
Someone has done a vehicle check and that car is a CAT D. So if CAT E is a stolen recovered vehicle and you have not tried to hide anything then why say on the thread the only damage was to your kitchen window and nothing to the car.
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