You'll need £38K though

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5000 miles from new

Totally original and untouched

Documented service history

Still on original set of tyres

As New throughout

£37,995

 

Still on original set of tyres ! for 38k I'd want some brand fecking new ones !

 

I'll pass on it I think, and carry on waiting for a wagon

 

Not sure I'd want to test it's capabilities on 13 year old rubber ! Bit sparse on pics

Wagons rule you know the score

 

Isnt this/wasnt this blu scoobs?
He had 2 up for sale, one with 5k on (which afaik sold) and one with 6k on.

Tony

 

If money was no object.........then it would be on my shopping list

Shaun

 

Nah - I'd rather have my JDM Sti with all it's mod cons! How you doin Nigel - a friend of mine just bought '04 JDM Sti too! Converted him from long time Classic ownership after a couple of blasts! - he's getting it tomorrow or Friday - you still looking or you goin all 22B on me? - Kev

 

i dont care how good it is,38k is alot of money!
nice car tho.

 

As much as I'd love a 22B I would not pay that for one I'd be too scared to use it for a start and I've been there before and it's no fun owning a car you're too scared to use

 

Wow, its only lost £2000 in 13 years. Bit of a waste paying 40k 13 years ago and only doing 5000miles. Cars are to be used imho.

 

It sold for under 30k a few weeks back and now the punter thinks he can make another 8k pmsl

 

id be scared to drive any car like that, nice car just not for me espicially at that price, would much rather have a type 25

 

Think the 22b is the ulimate for me but to pay that money is stupid, original tyres and only 5k it's not even run in ...!

Very nice car though il start saving now !

 

ideal raffle prize £10 per ticket,how many members on here?

 

Type R, 22B body kit, 2.35 and some crazy turbo power and you have something mega for much less cash....and something you can use aswell!

The value of a car like that will just plummet as you start putting miles on it, for collectors with more money than sense I say....bit cheeky tho buying and instantly sticking £8000 on it and trying to sell again!

 

looks mint condition, but a bit expensive

 

I would love it but as said, the price is ridiculous!

 

Yea the price is very high, but find another one. If your after a 22B then you obviously don't have any money issues, and this one will be as good a 22B as youll find.

 

Hey Kev - Nah - I'm going for a big power conversion on my wagon - Wagon's rule, didn't you know?

 

For that money i would be buying a GTR!

 

38K for a 13year old Subaru

Get real

 

to be fair this is the sort of car you buy bot at that price mind, keep for 40 years in a bubble in a garage and then sell it for double the money above if only i had the money better then a pension

 

i would rather have a spec c.

 

I think this was the one for sale in Graham Walkers in Chester a couple of months back.

£29k was their asking price and it's No.13 IIRC.

 

hmmm, the dogs will love that! Still got the Mach One?

 

Right?

So 76K for a 53 year old Subaru

You been on the drink big lad?

 

it will be classic car by then these a very rare machine not you normal scooby i mean take my mates rs500 cosy that is no worth 40 grand and is mint and will only keep going up

 

also i did stat it not worth the money it is up for yet 30 grand is about right and give it 40-50 years and i reckon it will be worth double just like most 50 year old classic cars are now , this osrt of car will be purchase in the future by some rich chap who love his rally and has more money then sencse and will sit with all his other little toys ina garage

 

Nobody is saying it will be a better driving car than say a Spec C etc. That's not the reason it's worth so much. You wouldn't buy a 5000 mile 22B to use everyday, it's an investment.
It's very rare, it's mint, it's got crazy low mileage and it's an iconic car. That's what makes it so desirable. And yes, in 50 years time it will be worth an absolute fortune whereas a spec C wouldn't.

Guys it's a 22B, end of.

 

totally agree with you dude