What's a Low Mileage, S reg Terzo Worth ?
06 March 2004, 04:17 PM
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What's a Low Mileage, S reg Terzo Worth ?
I'm trying to sell my Terzo (http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthread.php?t=302872) Spec is as follows :
No 208/333
Full Service History (Not Subaru)
2 new tyres. Other 2 have about 3000 miles left on them.
Only 39000 miles on an "S" reg.
Standard apart from K & N, WRC Replica Spoiler and dump valve. All can be taken off, and the original spoiler put back on if desired...
6 Disc Panasonic Multichanger.
In very good condition, slight scratch on rear bumper and drivers door.
Looking for £10,500 o.n.o
Am I asking too much for it ? I thought it seemed a reasonable price but don't seem to be getting much response in the for sale section
Ta
Matt
No 208/333
Full Service History (Not Subaru)
2 new tyres. Other 2 have about 3000 miles left on them.
Only 39000 miles on an "S" reg.
Standard apart from K & N, WRC Replica Spoiler and dump valve. All can be taken off, and the original spoiler put back on if desired...
6 Disc Panasonic Multichanger.
In very good condition, slight scratch on rear bumper and drivers door.
Looking for £10,500 o.n.o
Am I asking too much for it ? I thought it seemed a reasonable price but don't seem to be getting much response in the for sale section
Ta
Matt
06 March 2004, 04:29 PM
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Matt,
Nick has had a full engine re-build and is looking or more than that for his. You just need the right buyer.
Nearly all the Terzo's for sale on SN have been around that price. Depends how long you can wait.
Good Luck
Jewels
Nick has had a full engine re-build and is looking or more than that for his. You just need the right buyer.
Nearly all the Terzo's for sale on SN have been around that price. Depends how long you can wait.
Good Luck
Jewels
06 March 2004, 06:46 PM
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Originally Posted by Terzo 333
Jewels,
Thanks for the reply, who is nick ? Is his car for sale on scoobynet ?
Matt
Thanks for the reply, who is nick ? Is his car for sale on scoobynet ?
Matt
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06 March 2004, 11:13 PM
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Never understood why the McRae/Terzo/RB5 have this perceived higher value than the std car....
In the case of the McRae & Terzo, I thought that mechanically they're the same, with just higher spec interior, non-std paint code, perhaps wheels an inch bigger, perhaps in gold - but NOTHING that couldn't be done aftermarket.
The RB5 is the same as a MY99 - there is also the Prodrive RB5, but again, fit a Prodrive kit to a MY99 and you have the same car. OK, nicer interior in alcantara, and unique paintcode and wheels, oh, and a fixed rear bulkhead which means no ski-hatch, but not worth ANYTHING near as much as some people think they are IMHO.
Of course, if people are paying over inflated prices for these models, then so be it, but I do not think it is value for money.
Seen some RB5's advertised for well over £15k - NUTS! You can pick up std MY99s for half that! Same car in essence.
In the case of the McRae & Terzo, I thought that mechanically they're the same, with just higher spec interior, non-std paint code, perhaps wheels an inch bigger, perhaps in gold - but NOTHING that couldn't be done aftermarket.
The RB5 is the same as a MY99 - there is also the Prodrive RB5, but again, fit a Prodrive kit to a MY99 and you have the same car. OK, nicer interior in alcantara, and unique paintcode and wheels, oh, and a fixed rear bulkhead which means no ski-hatch, but not worth ANYTHING near as much as some people think they are IMHO.
Of course, if people are paying over inflated prices for these models, then so be it, but I do not think it is value for money.
Seen some RB5's advertised for well over £15k - NUTS! You can pick up std MY99s for half that! Same car in essence.
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07 March 2004, 11:39 AM
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Originally Posted by Terzo 333
Imlach, the Terzo came in Sonic Blue - a colour you couldn't get on a standard uk car at the time - worth a lot to many people I wouuld have thought
07 March 2004, 11:47 AM
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I suppose people just want a bit of "history". Its nice to say "there's only 333 of my car" or "555" for example.
If someone wants a classic in Sonic Blue they would be limited to getting an import or a Terzo...
If someone wants a classic in Sonic Blue they would be limited to getting an import or a Terzo...
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