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I had a MY95 WRX 3 years ago and had to sell it
to start my new business.
I am back and looking for a cheap Scoobie to start enjoying
my self again prices have dropped since I bought mine.
Ive seen some MY94's for £3500 I paid £9500 for my MY95.
Not sure if to go for a cheap STI?
Can you tell me if the insurance has become easier to get?
You used to have to have a tracker for some companies.
to start my new business.
I am back and looking for a cheap Scoobie to start enjoying
my self again prices have dropped since I bought mine.
Ive seen some MY94's for £3500 I paid £9500 for my MY95.
Not sure if to go for a cheap STI?
Can you tell me if the insurance has become easier to get?
You used to have to have a tracker for some companies.
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From: Just beyond the limits of adhesion
Welcome to SNet 
Prices on classics are on the floor now, but hey, you can't expect 10+ year old cars to stay at £10k forever
Insurance is still tricky, with mods getting harder to insure all the time 
and most companies will insist on some sort of Tracker, as well as Cat1. Thefts of classics is very common, but the new-age cars benefit from the key transponder which means they'll only get it if they're exceptionally good thieves, or prepared to tackle you at the roadside or in your bedroom
Prices on classics are on the floor now, but hey, you can't expect 10+ year old cars to stay at £10k forever
Insurance is still tricky, with mods getting harder to insure all the time and most companies will insist on some sort of Tracker, as well as Cat1. Thefts of classics is very common, but the new-age cars benefit from the key transponder which means they'll only get it if they're exceptionally good thieves, or prepared to tackle you at the roadside or in your bedroom
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