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Probably just a wrong picture mixed in,seems to sell a lot of stuff,and the vin plate shot is of a blue car.
Only has one Impreza for sale though. Given the story on the ad, I’d be inclined to think he doesn’t realise it - that is if the pic is actually of that cars engine bay.
Sounds like he’s just been caught out with a car he doesn’t understand. Nothing deliberately sinister from him, but that vin photo makes no sense all round.
But the correct vin plate form the black car now shown also has un-stamped rivets. I thought all subarus had rivets stamped "SUBARU" holding the vin plates to the chassis so it was obvious if they'd been changed?
But the correct vin plate form the black car now shown also has un-stamped rivets. I thought all subarus had rivets stamped "SUBARU" holding the vin plates to the chassis so it was obvious if they'd been changed?
yes BPR genuine rivets are stamped Subaru
this is bit like the newage we had quite few months back
funny thing is there will always be a poor soul who doesn’t know better and buy such an example
this is bit like the newage we had quite few months back
funny thing is there will always be a poor soul who doesn’t know better and buy such an example
That said though, I'm not sure all subarus had the subaru stamped rivets. The earlier ones may have been plain. I don't honestly know when they started fitting them to cars.
I remember that terrible newage spec C a few months back. That was glaringly bad.
That said though, I'm not sure all subarus had the subaru stamped rivets. The earlier ones may have been plain. I don't honestly know when they started fitting them to cars.
I remember that terrible newage spec C a few months back. That was glaringly bad.
dont know bout classics but all newage I’ve ever checked in past have been stamped