SUBARU IMPREZA WRX PRODRIVE PPP WAGON 52 PLATE £3950
11 June 2009, 07:05 PM
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SUBARU IMPREZA WRX PRODRIVE PPP WAGON 52 PLATE £3950
Well i'm putting my scoob up for sale.
The missus uses it, but really doesn't like it. I've had enough of the moaning and given in.....but i get to move onto a BMW, so not all bad.
Anyway, here is the Pisonheads advert:-
I'm selling my Subaru WRX wagon, as the missus just plain doesn't like it.
I bought it near the end of last year as a CAT D insurance write-off. Being a panel beater by trade, i repaired the car myself. There was NO chassis or suspension damage.
The front bumper and passenger front wing has been repaired and painted.
The car has covered just over 75000 miles and comes with full service history...i got a new service booklet direct from S&S Services in Ayr, who supplied the vehicle new and have carried out every service until it was damaged. When i got the car, i replaced the oil filter and oil with Millers 10W60. Soon after i replaced the timing belt and tensioner, therefore nothing else needs doing.
As mentioned, it has:-
Full Subaru Prodrive Performance Pack(Prodrive exhaust, intercooler pipe and ECU upgrades)
Prodrive springs
Prodrive mudflaps
Brembo front brakes
STi wheels recently refurbed in gunmetal grey
Original Subaru floor mats
Uprated coolant pipes
STi panel air filter
The car really is a cracker. I'm an enthusiast, having owned 5 Subarus before including a P1. I always take care of my cars and this one is no different. It drives brilliantly and is well worth viewing.
I have many more pictures if you need them, including ones showing the damage before repairing.
MOT is not up until February 2010 and tax runs till end of July.
Any questions, just ask.
I'm after £3950 ono
Subaru : SUBARU IMPREZA WRX PRODRIVE PPP WAGON 52 PLATE
The missus uses it, but really doesn't like it. I've had enough of the moaning and given in.....but i get to move onto a BMW, so not all bad.
Anyway, here is the Pisonheads advert:-
I'm selling my Subaru WRX wagon, as the missus just plain doesn't like it.
I bought it near the end of last year as a CAT D insurance write-off. Being a panel beater by trade, i repaired the car myself. There was NO chassis or suspension damage.
The front bumper and passenger front wing has been repaired and painted.
The car has covered just over 75000 miles and comes with full service history...i got a new service booklet direct from S&S Services in Ayr, who supplied the vehicle new and have carried out every service until it was damaged. When i got the car, i replaced the oil filter and oil with Millers 10W60. Soon after i replaced the timing belt and tensioner, therefore nothing else needs doing.
As mentioned, it has:-
Full Subaru Prodrive Performance Pack(Prodrive exhaust, intercooler pipe and ECU upgrades)
Prodrive springs
Prodrive mudflaps
Brembo front brakes
STi wheels recently refurbed in gunmetal grey
Original Subaru floor mats
Uprated coolant pipes
STi panel air filter
The car really is a cracker. I'm an enthusiast, having owned 5 Subarus before including a P1. I always take care of my cars and this one is no different. It drives brilliantly and is well worth viewing.
I have many more pictures if you need them, including ones showing the damage before repairing.
MOT is not up until February 2010 and tax runs till end of July.
Any questions, just ask.
I'm after £3950 ono
Subaru : SUBARU IMPREZA WRX PRODRIVE PPP WAGON 52 PLATE
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Just wonder what the insurance is like on wagons compared to saloons - any cheaper ?? what is the road tax now and what will it be on this particular car ?? lastly any chance off uploading a few pre accident pics ??
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Tbh, i don't know if it's definately any cheaper, as i never done a direct comparison...but i would expect it to be a slightly bit cheaper.
Road tax is £215 for a year.
Here is a couple of pics of the damage. The bumper and wing have been repaired and painted only. The roof was buffed up, though there are a couple scratches still visible above the a-pillar.
Road tax is £215 for a year.
Here is a couple of pics of the damage. The bumper and wing have been repaired and painted only. The roof was buffed up, though there are a couple scratches still visible above the a-pillar.
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Sorry mate meant to get back in touch with you earlier but been out most off last night and today, okay thanks for the additional info / photos. just wonder how you are pricing your car in comparasion to a non cat c car ??
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It was a cat d.
I'm pricing the car as i see how it's worth. Simple as that really. Being previously written off doesn't do much to the value imo, when your talking about so little money for the car anyway. It's worth that money all day long and i don't need to sell it at the end of the day. I could put it back to standard and sell cheaper, but whats the point as it's a great car as it is.
I'm pricing the car as i see how it's worth. Simple as that really. Being previously written off doesn't do much to the value imo, when your talking about so little money for the car anyway. It's worth that money all day long and i don't need to sell it at the end of the day. I could put it back to standard and sell cheaper, but whats the point as it's a great car as it is.
