Anyone knows this car?shall i buy it?
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Anyone knows this car?shall i buy it?
hi guys, was looking on ebay and came across this nice scooby:
1994 SUBARU IMPREZA CHEAP INSURANCE on eBay, also, Subaru, Cars, Cars, Parts Vehicles (end time 28-Jun-08 20:36:09 BST)
i am really getting tempted , cuz it is a 1.6 on the logbook (cheap insurance and tax ) and it looks really mint to me with a new rebuilt engine on it and i guess it has been well looked after, well i am not sure yet (asked the owner about HPI and if it was damaged, no reply yet)
so what do you guys think? anyone knows the car????
isn't it abit too pricy???
what other things should i look for to make sure it is the right car?
please give me some advice as i want to go and view the car soon
cheers
1994 SUBARU IMPREZA CHEAP INSURANCE on eBay, also, Subaru, Cars, Cars, Parts Vehicles (end time 28-Jun-08 20:36:09 BST)
i am really getting tempted , cuz it is a 1.6 on the logbook (cheap insurance and tax ) and it looks really mint to me with a new rebuilt engine on it and i guess it has been well looked after, well i am not sure yet (asked the owner about HPI and if it was damaged, no reply yet)
so what do you guys think? anyone knows the car????
isn't it abit too pricy???
what other things should i look for to make sure it is the right car?
please give me some advice as i want to go and view the car soon
cheers
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If anything it will cost you more for insurance. The modifications, which you have to declare, will put the insurance through the roof. It's a 1.6 GL honest, but it's got full WRX running gear, engine, turbo, etc.
Buy an unmolested UK specification Classic if you want cheaper insurance on a turbo.
Buy an unmolested UK specification Classic if you want cheaper insurance on a turbo.
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a lot of imports have the wrong vehicle details on the log book, will be helpful for mot but nothing else. The car needs to be insured as an import wrx 2.0
Cant see the link from work but a 1994 car in reality shouldnt be paying more than 2k tops for a vg condition.
(bearing in mind there are uk 1999 models on here for sale for 3 - 3.5k )
Cant see the link from work but a 1994 car in reality shouldnt be paying more than 2k tops for a vg condition.
(bearing in mind there are uk 1999 models on here for sale for 3 - 3.5k )
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Agree too much money. I boughtmine a year ago for £3k, and it is as good, if not better.
Insurance needs to be opn the correct model, if not, you not insured. If and when you get in an accident, they won't pay out and could report you to the old bill. Its really not worth it.
Insurance needs to be opn the correct model, if not, you not insured. If and when you get in an accident, they won't pay out and could report you to the old bill. Its really not worth it.
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the police can but go to a mot station and ask em wt the policy is on window tints if u have your windows down they dont do em up to look do they nope,dont see them testing with a light meter nope asked 5 diff places down here all said theres nuthing in the book that says about window tints only about sunstrips
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Way too expensive.
Why spend all that money to convert a 1.6 to a WRX when it would be cheaper to buy a wrx in the first place.
You are not allowed any tints AT ALL on the front windows, if a garage is offering to do this then they are doing so illigally!!
Why spend all that money to convert a 1.6 to a WRX when it would be cheaper to buy a wrx in the first place.
You are not allowed any tints AT ALL on the front windows, if a garage is offering to do this then they are doing so illigally!!
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the police can but go to a mot station and ask em wt the policy is on window tints if u have your windows down they dont do em up to look do they nope,dont see them testing with a light meter nope asked 5 diff places down here all said theres nuthing in the book that says about window tints only about sunstrips
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Originally Posted by Marx Mcrae
You are not allowed any tints AT ALL on the front windows, if a garage is offering to do this then they are doing so illigally!!
The windscreen however is a different story
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just buy mine m8 least u know what your getting
https://www.scoobynet.com/west-yorks...ml#post7949084
https://www.scoobynet.com/west-yorks...ml#post7949084
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As I said, you pays your money and makes your choice
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Have to be honest I don't know if you do need a cat, I was just using a common non-compliance as an example...so all your colour coding, rear lights, splitter etc are declared then?