Motorhouse of Shipley : SUBARU IMPREZA Litchfield 2.5 WRX STi Type 25 350 BHP

this is where i got my scooby from too.

( take alook at there other cars if youve got a minuite )

Motorhouse of Shipley

porsche 977 (roll on saturday lotto)

 

A nice looking motor!

But why take the pictures with a mobile phone in a lock up?????????

 

thats not a lock up mate,thats the downstairs showroom

 

Apologies their website is pretty good.

 

some awsome motors there

 

like this....

Motorhouse of Shipley



oh and the £114k Porsche

 

looks clean. nice spec

 

Litcho has a couple for sale on his site too. I can't make out the build numbers though, this one is apparently no. 31 and is a MY04 car. Mine is number 27 and is a MY05

 

Perhaps it was converted at a later date where as your started life as a T25

also the CH5 video he refers to is the later Cossy version with 410bhp IIRC

Tony

 

Ah, I see, not a pure T25 There are a few of those around I guess.

 

Do you think they'd take my house as part-ex for the DB9?

 

it is a T25, but one of the earlier 350bhp ones, modified by prodrive built into the blobeye body, whereas the the 415bhp has been modified with some cosworth goodies

 

I know it's a T25, otherwise it wouldn't have a build number. I was just making the point that some of the cars were built as T25s from new (like mine) rather than being modified/converted later.

Prodrive had nothing to do with the T25s.

 

Prodrive has nothing to do with a Type 25

It is possible that before the Car was converted to a Type25 it was a UK car with PPP (Prodrive Performance Pack) once converted perhaps the only Prodrive bits still left on it would be the wheels and fuel pump

But to make it an official T25 it is converted to Litchfield Engine and suspension Specifications by Powerstation.

the Engine is built by Cosworth and installed and tuned by Powerstation/Litchfield Imports

IIRC IMHO

Tony

 

my bad, i meant powerstation, not prodrive, but still learning :-)

 

Gorgeous car awful wheels

TX.

 

No problem theres quite a bit of difference

I agree

Tony