Found this in the states!
03 September 2008, 09:55 PM
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Found this in the states!
Was looking at ebay.com,and found this. Im quite liking it,looks like a lot of time and money has gone into it!
eBay Motors: Subaru : Impreza (item 300253914844 end time Sep-06-08 19:17:49 PDT)
eBay Motors: Subaru : Impreza (item 300253914844 end time Sep-06-08 19:17:49 PDT)
04 September 2008, 07:45 AM
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Sorry, thats been ruined imho. The cereal box sideskirts and rear bumper extentions just scream out 'boy racer' to me, and do not suit the car one bit. If the skirts were standard or maybe 22B/P1 jobbies, and the standard rear spats were they instead of those abominations, I would probably feel differently.
Sorry, just my opinion
Sorry, just my opinion
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I really like it, its a change from the run of the mill tat or just standard look,
Its not OTT like some of the Kits are, ok it isnt STANDARD looking but at least its tasteful and you can see its been thought out not just driven thru a Ripspeed shop and everything is stuck to it like some.
all imho
Brett
Its not OTT like some of the Kits are, ok it isnt STANDARD looking but at least its tasteful and you can see its been thought out not just driven thru a Ripspeed shop and everything is stuck to it like some.
all imho
Brett
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Is that up for 2500 quid ?
If so that would make a great track car!
Or some one could bring it to blighty and break it, ill have the wheels!
If so that would make a great track car!
Or some one could bring it to blighty and break it, ill have the wheels!
04 September 2008, 07:04 PM
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2500 pounds - oh yes, i would for sure!
I was not expecting to like it but i find i do. Lok of hardf workhas gone into it and whilst not everybodies cup of tea i recon it is a winner.
I was not expecting to like it but i find i do. Lok of hardf workhas gone into it and whilst not everybodies cup of tea i recon it is a winner.
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Its got a State provided substitute VIN. I believe that this occurs when vehicles are registered without a standard format seventeen character identification number, but Im not certain.
It appears that that number doesnt bring up the correct details with eBay North America, defaulting to a 1980 registration (the first year that 17 character VINs were used)...
It appears that that number doesnt bring up the correct details with eBay North America, defaulting to a 1980 registration (the first year that 17 character VINs were used)...
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