Totally standard 95 WRX in excellent condition
08 November 2010, 11:01 PM
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Totally standard 95 WRX in excellent condition
Collected today, quite sad watching her being driven away after nearly 5 years. 
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10 November 2010, 10:00 PM
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Ahh the usual silly offer
Very well priced for a totally unabused car i bought/sold one beginning of the year 1 owner 112k mint cond also on m plate got £2750 had about 30 calls on it and sold within first week through Autotrader
Good luck with your sale MMT WRX
Very well priced for a totally unabused car i bought/sold one beginning of the year 1 owner 112k mint cond also on m plate got £2750 had about 30 calls on it and sold within first week through Autotrader
Good luck with your sale MMT WRX
10 November 2010, 10:54 PM
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You can but no thanks.
Thanks 
It really is a steal for the price.
It really is a steal for the price.
11 November 2010, 02:15 PM
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Lovely car, looks really well looked after!
With it being an import, do you have any documentation that verifies the mileage prior to being imported to the UK including any service records/certificates etc. Also, do you have service records of your own in the period of time you have owned the car?
One other thing, sounds stupid, but how come the bottom four images look like they are taken outside a car sales office? I also notice that the key in the ignition has a car sales yellow tag??? I presume this is your own car so was just wandering why those things where in the pictures?
With it being an import, do you have any documentation that verifies the mileage prior to being imported to the UK including any service records/certificates etc. Also, do you have service records of your own in the period of time you have owned the car?
One other thing, sounds stupid, but how come the bottom four images look like they are taken outside a car sales office? I also notice that the key in the ignition has a car sales yellow tag??? I presume this is your own car so was just wandering why those things where in the pictures?
11 November 2010, 03:27 PM
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Lovely car, looks really well looked after!
With it being an import, do you have any documentation that verifies the mileage prior to being imported to the UK including any service records/certificates etc. Also, do you have service records of your own in the period of time you have owned the car?
One other thing, sounds stupid, but how come the bottom four images look like they are taken outside a car sales office? I also notice that the key in the ignition has a car sales yellow tag??? I presume this is your own car so was just wandering why those things where in the pictures?
With it being an import, do you have any documentation that verifies the mileage prior to being imported to the UK including any service records/certificates etc. Also, do you have service records of your own in the period of time you have owned the car?
One other thing, sounds stupid, but how come the bottom four images look like they are taken outside a car sales office? I also notice that the key in the ignition has a car sales yellow tag??? I presume this is your own car so was just wandering why those things where in the pictures?
I do have most of the docs for the service work, cambelt etc. I have had done.
The bottom 4 pics are from when I bought it 41/2 years ago. The car looks the same though.
I have just bought a new (old) car hence why I am selling this one. The car is very honest and sounds and drives spot on. Come have a look and make a reasonable offer, I'm sure you wouldn't be disappointed.
Am I offering this too cheap and therefore people think its a lemon? Should I put the price up to £2,500 or try Autotrader.
I hate selling cars I just thought somebody from Scoobynet may want it because its stock and been maintained by Scoobyclinic regularly using OEM kit and expensive oil.
Mick
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11 November 2010, 04:22 PM
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16 November 2010, 10:41 AM
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loverly car & well priced
i'd try autotrader mate but to be honest nowt is selling at the mo? chrimbo is close,,
i have my bug sti for sale and its cheap but for some reason i still have it? not bothered tho as i dont really need to sell it
good luck with the sale matey
i'd try autotrader mate but to be honest nowt is selling at the mo? chrimbo is close,, i have my bug sti for sale and its cheap but for some reason i still have it? not bothered tho as i dont really need to sell it
good luck with the sale matey
17 November 2010, 10:11 AM
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Thanks
Somebody was coming from London to see this morning but no show yet and I've held off going to work as well.
I think I'm going to stick it on Autotrader.
Good luck with yours too.
Somebody was coming from London to see this morning but no show yet and I've held off going to work as well.
I think I'm going to stick it on Autotrader.
Good luck with yours too.
18 November 2010, 10:46 PM
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Bump.
Why do people do that?
A guy rings, asks loads of questions says he wants to come and view. Calls back asks me if he comes between 9 and 10 am would I be around because he needs to get sorted quickly to get back for his work shift in the afternoon. Hes travelling 170 miles each way. I re-arrange my work schedule and....................no show, no call, **** all.
Why not call and say, "sorry Ive changed my mind I wont be coming". "Oh ok, thanks for letting me know".
Why do people do that?
A guy rings, asks loads of questions says he wants to come and view. Calls back asks me if he comes between 9 and 10 am would I be around because he needs to get sorted quickly to get back for his work shift in the afternoon. Hes travelling 170 miles each way. I re-arrange my work schedule and....................no show, no call, **** all.
Why not call and say, "sorry Ive changed my mind I wont be coming". "Oh ok, thanks for letting me know".
21 November 2010, 07:11 PM
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I thought the first person to actually see her in the flesh would have her
She'd been stood for a week, started first time and purred on tick over. Simon (don't know his name on here) has got a bargain and im sure he is going to enjoy her. I will be sad after nearly 5 years of ownership
25 November 2010, 12:10 AM
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She really is a good motor, hope you can get that insurance sorted so you can get out and enjoy her.
Mick
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