Low mileage classic
13 December 2007, 05:40 PM
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Low mileage classic
Whos going to sell me there low mileage classic uk turbo
or import wrx sti/ra version 5/6
Ive got cash waiting
Is there any out there??
or import wrx sti/ra version 5/6Ive got cash waiting
Is there any out there??
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13 December 2007, 07:29 PM
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Sorry mate, mine has 35k but is not for sale. There are a few out there though, but they're a rarity so you'll have to be patient.
I found mine on yahoo.co.uk classified cars section if thats any help?
Good hunting!
Ns04
I found mine on yahoo.co.uk classified cars section if thats any help?
Good hunting!
Ns04
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14 December 2007, 08:05 AM
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I no where there is a UK Classic with 8K on the clock, A friend of mine has just bought it from elderly man. Its a 1999 but I doubt he will sell it!!!!. Montys of Sheffield wanted to get their hands on it.
14 December 2007, 08:11 PM
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[quote=jaypug;7485321]
Hmm well ive got a 80k classic but can switch the clocks to 30-40 if you like.
The car is in such a condition that you wouldn't tell the difference without checking service history etc.
Also just because the mileage is low dosen't mean the car hasent been wrapped round a tree or ragged to within an inch of its life. I just cant justify paying over the odds for a car purely because the mileage is low, there are plenty of good example average mileage impreza about.
Anyway good luck i mean that sincerly (sp)
Hmm well ive got a 80k classic but can switch the clocks to 30-40 if you like.
The car is in such a condition that you wouldn't tell the difference without checking service history etc.
Also just because the mileage is low dosen't mean the car hasent been wrapped round a tree or ragged to within an inch of its life. I just cant justify paying over the odds for a car purely because the mileage is low, there are plenty of good example average mileage impreza about.
Anyway good luck
i mean that sincerly (sp)
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I think you might get a bit more interest if you gave the ball park figure you'd be prepared to part with for, lets say a car that met the following criteria:
30-40k
Full Subaru or specialist or Subaru service history
Saloon.
You'll find that people with the genuine low milage examples probably won't want to sell....unless the offer is right i.e. high!!
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30-40k
Full Subaru or specialist or Subaru service history
Saloon.
You'll find that people with the genuine low milage examples probably won't want to sell....unless the offer is right i.e. high!!
ns04
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There must be someone whos thinking of selling??
30 December 2007, 04:04 PM
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I wish there were people around like you a few months back! i had an absolutly immaculate UK 98 on s plate with just 48,000-with leather ,cruise . Wanted about £4500 and the only 'interest' i had in it were from lads who were just dreaming and probably had about £50 saved up. Ended up selling it to a dealer who travelled 600 miles each way having already agreed a price over phone.
The bloke was obviously chuffed to bits when he saw it as it was genuinely immaculate(unlike most that are described as such). He got it for £3900 and no doubt sold it for at least a grand more!
The bloke was obviously chuffed to bits when he saw it as it was genuinely immaculate(unlike most that are described as such). He got it for £3900 and no doubt sold it for at least a grand more!
30 December 2007, 06:51 PM
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