mattygooner

Hi scooby fans im new to the scooby world and i am currently looking to buy my 1st scooby i have between £3500 and £4000 to spend (pending i sell my ford focus )if any one has any info or tips that i should look for i would be grateful.
Many Thanks

f1_fan

iTrader: (9)

Are you after a classic shape or a bug/blob?? Wagon or saloon? Modded or near standard?

You need to give us a bit more to go on I think.

£4K will see you in a nice late classic or a 2003/2004 WRX with a few mods?

thenewgalaxy

What are you after particularly mate?

You can buy different cars from different eras on that budget.

Tony Harrington

iTrader: (8)

+1

mattygooner

Thanks for the replies sorry guys it was a bit thin on the info front, but i do like the classic saloon preferred, if theirs one out there that has been slightly modded so that i can add to it as i go along but if the perfect one comes along i would jump at it i think i would get more for my money with a classic shape but i could be wrong i am guided by yourselves.

Dave uk blue mica

My mate bought a nice 52 plate bugeye wrx the other day in rally blue totally standard car tax and mot on 100k mileage for £1200 so there are some bargains out there to be had

Gear Head

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Condition? The price alone means nothing. In my mind, cheap for a reason.

Dave uk blue mica

It's in excellent condition, recent new brakes all round and a new gearbox too, the owner had lost his job so needed to sell the car so it was very cheap

Gear Head

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That's what pissed me off with some owners. The slightest bit of trouble and they let it go for peanuts. He coukd have got £2k all day long if it is in the condition you state. Although I'd be worried if he had kept on top servicing, consumables etc.

EOEUMC

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Buyers market out there atm. You could buy a really tidy classic saloon and have enough money to do what you want to it, but finding one that's not been too molested might be a bit tricky

timmy2take

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Done the right way... https://www.scoobynet.com/subaru-444...lb-torque.html