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Old 03 April 2019, 12:57 PM
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2003 sti with 85k on the clock full service history has some issues brakes need done bonnet scoop loose just silly things really and a little paint to sort scratches. All in I paid 5.5k from auction overall am happy with it completely standard so now am looking at doing brakes and suspension etc.
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Looking great especially for that price. Get it to a specialist to have it checked over to see of it's running right would be my 1st bit of advice.
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Originally Posted by playtime
2003 sti with 85k on the clock full service history has some issues brakes need done bonnet scoop loose just silly things really and a little paint to sort scratches. All in I paid 5.5k from auction overall am happy with it completely standard so now am looking at doing brakes and suspension etc.
Nice one. A good price as well reflected the true market value. A Dealer would have it on the Forecourt for £7k in minutes.

Get those bloody wiper arms re-coated

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Originally Posted by The Trooper 1815
Nice one. A good price as well reflected the true market value. A Dealer would have it on the Forecourt for £7k in minutes.

Get those bloody wiper arms re-coated

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Had it check over already guys turned out a good report on it so I will keep it and the wiper arms are only £70 a pair from import car parts I will just replace them with new items . Am having the timing belt water pump thermostat and housing all changed over next week for piece of mind .
Old 03 April 2019, 02:11 PM
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Nice car, especially at that price. Enjoy!
Old 03 April 2019, 03:40 PM
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Nice Blob at a great price. What brakes are you going for?
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Originally Posted by playtime
Had it check over already guys turned out a good report on it so I will keep it and the wiper arms are only £70 a pair from import car parts I will just replace them with new items . Am having the timing belt water pump thermostat and housing all changed over next week for piece of mind .
Halfords metal spray paint. Just take the arms off clean them up and re-spray. Give them 3 layers and they will be good as new, plus your be £65 better off.

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bargain!! sti for wrx money
Old 03 April 2019, 06:24 PM
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Originally Posted by pjarvis6666
bargain!! sti for wrx money
Indeed very good price that
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Originally Posted by Rusti
Nice Blob at a great price. What brakes are you going for?
Looking at Godspeed setup all round the g hook
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I put the Godspeed on my sti that I got a few months back,pads and discs were all that was needed,excellent bit of kit,cost around £380
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Cheers bud but just putting basics on the now until I decide what Calipers an going to get in the next few weeks as brembo problems are annoying bolt seize etc . So a will keep them with standard stuff for when I move the car on
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Good price for what looks like a nice motor.
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Nice looking car mate, looks really clean, got yourself a bargain there
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