Natski

Here we have for sale an absolute bargain of a UK2000 that has had extensive work done to it to maintain the car and convert it into how all scoobies SHOULD come as standard.

All work has been carried out by Andy Kindon at AK Automotive a very well known subaru specialist in the north east so rest assured the work that has been done on the car has been done to a very high standard.

Here is the spec of the car

1998 turbo 2000 (125k on clock)
Rebuilt sti engine 2500 miles ago by Kindon using upgraded parts and a newage block*
V3 sti heads
Td05 20g billet
Hybrid fmic
740cc injectors
Simtek ecu remapped by bob rawle
Hrc 290 fuel pump
Ported headers
Full scorpion decat exhaust 2.5inch
Downpipe and up pipes been upgraded
6 speed conversion done*
Brembo front brakes*
Interior been changed to sti one*
Just had a full respray not long back

I expect this car to sell almost instantly for the price it's up at so will not accept any offers for it or part ex
Strictly cash only £4000
Location Newton Aycliff north east UK
any questions please call 07512376974













£4000 cash only no part ex or silly offers please. .

B16 GAF

iTrader: (3)

Hi Matey - being a UK Turbo 2000 how are the both rear arches ?? As its covered 125k miles on the chassis pal??

Any closeup pics?? has it had the arches done previously or still original??

Hope to hear from you soon

Many Thanks

Natski

The engine is a Newage block that has been rebuilt using widetrack pistons crank and rods. Easily strong enough to handle the power that the billet 20g turbo is making.
The car was mapped by Bob Rawle and he said it was producing very close to the 400 mark. Never had the chance to get it rolling roaded but Bob is usually spot on with his estimations.

Anyone who is looking for a nice well specced classic impreza this one is well worth the asking price.
It's not often a 6 speed converted 400 bhp classic pops up at this price..

Tommys88

Any clutch/flywheel or suspension mods?

the shreksta

iTrader: (20)

is it laggy with the 20g?

who built the engine? proof of this?

Natski

SOLD

Knew it wouldn't be around for long..

ditchmyster

iTrader: (7)

You snooze, you lose.

Worth £6k in parts.

stonejedi

iTrader: (51)

bargain,who bought it was it someone off of here?.SJ.

Marietto

iTrader: (13)

Think it has gone to Milton Keynes and Scott (seller) thinks it has been bought to break

stonejedi

iTrader: (51)

That's a shameseems like in a few years there won't be much decent classics around,at the rate there being broken.SJ.

Marietto

iTrader: (13)

Shame indeed SJ - I saw how much money he poured into it as he is a local lad up here in NESF land.

Natski

No prizes for guessing who bought it...

now available for £5990

http://www.hurstcars.co.uk/used-cars...01408296952059

Makes you sick doesn't it

Marietto

iTrader: (13)

Well at least Max has a good rep and doesn't completely take the p155 like a certain stealer starting with the letters C.P.!!

Personally I am glad it's not being broken for parts

Natski

Yes he does but come on sticking almost £2000 on the price and having the cheek to even try getting it cheaper than the asking price is just a little bit of a **** take don't you think..

type-ellis

iTrader: (24)

i was going to buy this one missed out on it

ditchmyster

iTrader: (7)

It's still not a bad price at that, looking at the parts list it's worth that in parts before you get to the panels and little bits and bobs, it's still a cheap car at £6k privately never mind from a dealer, I'm sure max will spend a few hundred quid tidying it up too, as well as what he's spent going to get it and bringing it back, then he's got to warrantee it for a few months.

I don't think he's being greedy at that to be fair.

Marietto

iTrader: (13)

Unlucky bud - it's a cracking scoob and very nippy and I think Scott under-priced it to be honest and that's probably why Hurst bought it and paid his asking price.

ditchmyster

iTrader: (7)

Yep defo well underpriced, was a good candidate for a what's it worth thread.

Presumably he wanted a quick sale with no tyre kickers and that's what he got.

Maz

iTrader: (34)

100% agreed. If the OP wanted more for it he should have asked for more. No use bemoaning a dealer who is in business to make money. Especially when the car was undervalued in the first place.

bustaMOVEs

iTrader: (31)

What power was that running with the 20g fitted?
And max has listed it as 2800 miles when the chassis has done well over 100k which IMO is more important, especially on a classic, although looks in good nick.

Marietto

iTrader: (13)

It was estimated to be running around 380-390 by Bob Rawle

f1_fan

iTrader: (9)

No, I think it's called business. Glad it's not being broken

Natski

Somebody could of got themselves a nice affordable little classic Scoob there. Now its in my opinion a bit overpriced as are most of max's cars. There's business and there is taking the **** out of us mere mortals that don't have the funds available to buy cars as soon as they come up for sale then stick almost 2 grand on the asking price.

Anyway it wasn't my car i wouldn't of done a deal with a trader and it makes me feel a bit better for paying 7k for my RB5

f1_fan

iTrader: (9)

Sorry I don't agree. A car is worth what someone will pay for it. If he gets the asking price then the car was worth it, if not it wasn't, but remember also he is a trader with premises.

By the time he has allowed a bit of chipping room on the price, added the cost of a warranty, paid for his premises including staff, insurance, rent, rates, energy etc. you can see why a trader's cars are more expensive than a private seller's?

When you buy form a trader you have more peace of mind than than from a private sale (or you should have), that is why it costs more.

As you said the real answer is not to sell it to a trader if it bothers you, but a lot of traders get their cars at such a good price because they have the cash when the seller needs to sell it.

At least Hurst Cars are a good outfit so the buyer will be getting a good car backed up by a trader who wants to make sure the customer is happy.

bustaMOVEs

iTrader: (31)

Does that mean a car of this spec is worth around £7k

adam405sti

iTrader: (14)

One of our guys who came over to collect the car said you were a sound guy. We agreed a price you were happy with. If it means that much to you, your welcome to collect the car from us at cost price. Max

Maz

iTrader: (34)

Classy response.

banny sti

iTrader: (68)

classic Subaru Si

Are you on the same planet as everyone else? Do you think car dealers should trade without making a profit? If you we're a dealer, you would be able to ask a premium. Your not, and you got what you wanted for it. Calculate overheads for staff, overheads, showroom, warranty etc. beggers belief...

Natski

Funny being asked if I'm actually on this planet when there are numerous people commenting on this thread who are blatantly unable to read and understand plain and simple English.

Sorry but I just don't like traders and yes im fully aware that Max is one of the better ones. This subject has nothing to do with me personally so I will no longer be commenting on it.
I probably won't even look on this forum for some time to come so feel free to rant away at yourselves because somebody has an opinion you don't agree with.