Bargain of the year??
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16 December 2009, 09:28 PM
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S202/203/204 wing ?
It's a good price, but 70,000 miles is quite a lot ?
My 2002 is just below 50,000 miles, IIRC.
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It's a good price, but 70,000 miles is quite a lot ?
My 2002 is just below 50,000 miles, IIRC.
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16 December 2009, 11:29 PM
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It's awful IMO .... looks like the batmobile!
Black wheels, second only to Gold in bad taste.
5 Owbers ..... hmmmmmmm, something wrong there!
Messed about with too much for my liking ..... but I'm sure someone is happy
Black wheels, second only to Gold in bad taste.
5 Owbers ..... hmmmmmmm, something wrong there!
Messed about with too much for my liking ..... but I'm sure someone is happy
16 December 2009, 11:40 PM
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It's one of the only Imprezas 'allowed' to wear that rear wing and it isn't messed about with.....that's how they come [apart from that grill
]10k is a steal for that beast. imo
17 December 2009, 12:00 AM
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looks nowt like the one on you tube 5th gear , that one had porche front brakes , it said that they are imports but the man that dose em is in uk, ? and likes 2 keep em standard no bling , and j plato say s it will be the fast car in any garage , hope u got a bargin and not a look a like , paper work is easy to fake, and at 40000 plus its not holding its money , nice machine , hope it is that pot of gold .. any way enjoy it, lucky man.
17 December 2009, 12:09 AM
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It is slightly different to the one Plato drove...Hawkeye i think wasn't it?? Yep later ones had the Porsche brake upgrade and definately looked better although i love that rear wing. Is this the same cossie built closed deck bottom end as the Hawkeye ones or different?
Regardless....it's a Type 25...goes well, handles well, stops well. Nuff said!!
Regardless....it's a Type 25...goes well, handles well, stops well. Nuff said!!
17 December 2009, 09:50 AM
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That one will not have the Cosworth engine, and when new you were given the option by Ian of having the standard wing or the Spec C wing. I kept mine standard, but almost went for the lightweight one as I think they look great. 
17 December 2009, 12:41 PM
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17 December 2009, 08:49 PM
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Arf you don't fool anybody.....
You couldn't cope with only half the horsepower your's is likely to have, SOON !
LOL
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You couldn't cope with only half the horsepower your's is likely to have, SOON !
LOL
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18 December 2009, 10:43 AM
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No you are right but it was an option.
The one Plato drove was the fully optioned version with the Porsche brakes and Enkei Wheels. Litchfield do the same as every other manufacturer does for Motoring journos and that's let them test drive fully optioned cars with all the goodies.
The one Plato drove was the fully optioned version with the Porsche brakes and Enkei Wheels. Litchfield do the same as every other manufacturer does for Motoring journos and that's let them test drive fully optioned cars with all the goodies.
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