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Old Aug 21, 2013 | 12:36 PM
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Default 1999 Facelift Classic Wagon (GF8). Blue. Good spec.

Hey all.
I have mentioned this on the Essex forum but sadly my car is now up for sale. My reason for sale is that I want to have a more luxury car as a daily, and an old Datsun or Toyota as a long term project. Also with a second child on the way, I just won't have the time to pay as much attention to this as I have in the past.

Here are some details.

Year: 1999
MOT: July 2014
Tax: Aug 2013 but renewing it for another 6 months some time this week.
Colour: Blue
Modified: A little
Tracked / Raced: No
History: Yes - comprehensive history with receipts and proof of work. Timing belt done around 96k.


Engine:
1. STi intercooler
2. SAMCO hoses
3. Stock airbox with resonator delete and cold air feed with K&N panel filter.
4. New radiator in 2012.
5. New spark plugs in Aug 2012.
6. Serviced 3 times since Aug 2012, and I will do another oil and filter change this or next weekend.
7. rocker cover gasket replaced (what a horrible job!!)
8. Decat downpipe (heat wrapped), stainless mid section and Hayward & Scott tailpipe. I still have the silencer for tail pipe and also OEM downpipe.
9. Walbro 255LPH fuel pump.
10. New fuel filter.
11. ECUTEK remapped Tek1 ECU (I still have the stock one)
12. General engine bay well maintained and in a clean / tidy condition but not 'show condition'.

Suspension / Brakes:
1. STi dampers with Bilstein 20mm springs.
2. Full geo set up in March 2013 by Skidmarques.
3. Brand new discs and pads front and rear bought from Grahame Goode Racing a few months ago. Calipers painted black.
4. Front 4 pot calipers fully refurbished with new stainless pistons, seals etc from Godspeed brakes.
5. General condition of the underside in good condition.
6. Cusco front upper strut bar.


Bodywork:
1. No rust or corrosion.
2. I have spotted a 10mm rust spot on the rear passenger door (nearside). My only suspision is that it was due to a scratch on a kerb while the door was being opened. It is surface rust and hasnt affected the structural integrity.
3. A few car park dings from selfish drivers.
4. JDM electric folding mirrors. I managed to get the mirrors with their pigtails, so installed them in such a way the UK spec ones can be installed without the need to cut. My old mirrors are in the box.

Interior:
1. Standard seats and dash.
2. No rips or tears. steering wheel (MOMO) in good condition. Driver's arm rest on door card is slightly worn, but still sturdy.
3. 3 ProSport gauges mounted on centre 'cubby hole' hosting oil temp, oil presure and boost gauges'. Separate digital gauge monitoring water temperature. All the gauges have been fitted using the appropriate fitting kit for the block, and not sandwich plate. All the gauges have a common earth and power source (NOT the stereo / cig lighter). The gauges remain on while cranking.
4. Front doors have been sound deadened, and components mounted on MDF rings.
5. rear doors also have speakers mounted on MDF rings, but no sound deadening (it was too cold last winter).
6. Pioneer DEH-X6500 Head unit supporting Bluetooth, 2 x rear mounted USB, 3 x high volt RCAs and a hostof other features.
7. OMP racing pedals which offer a superb feel. Property fitted with 2 nuts and bolts each.
8. Just a clean, but not 'show condition' interior.
9. Short shift kit with D1 Spec brushed aluminium gear ****.
10. Lightweight wheel nuts. Always fitted using hand tools.


Answers to questions you might ask.
1. The car has 7 previous owners, which MIGHT concern some people, but I can confidently say it is a well looked after example by me and clearly by the previous owners going on the amount of history and receipts for work done. Also the condition is great.

2. Mileage - My odometer currently reads just over 107k which averages at just under 8k/a. Below average for a 14 year old car.

3. Why have I not kept it that long? My intention was to use the civic more, but alas, my wife is in love with it, went back to work so has now fully claimed it. I want more silent luxury for daily use, and a toy to play with and build from scratch.

4. Private plate not included. The old reg is S523XOE. I think I still have the old plates, but if not I will pay for a new pair.

5. Anything else? It is a joy to drive, used daily and absolute fun. It turns heads, handles beautifully and not ragged like a loon.

6. Price? I have advertised it elsewhere for £2300, although I am open to offers near £2200 here.

My number is 0.7.7.6.6.2.2.0.0.4.3 or jason (dot) nortey (@) gmail (dot) com

My new child is due end of Christmas, and I would be keen to have the first ride in a Lexus.





Rc gasket replaced


Private plate not included






New brakes


Old brake pistons


New pistons fom Godspeed






Intercooler


Gauges


Full geo set up at skid marquees



Last edited by funkmasterjay; Aug 28, 2013 at 12:54 PM. Reason: forgot the pics! and the price duh!
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Old Aug 23, 2013 | 12:14 AM
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Ok here are some more close ups and detailed pics. The car is dirty - I do apologise. It's been raining today. I went to the yard to just have a good look underneath etc and general check while hanging out with my mechanic. I have added some other cool pics if you like randoms.

Water temp gauge wiring. All gauge wiring either sleeved or covered on black conduit.


Rear right arch - rust free.


Rear right arch - rust free


Rust spot on rear left door I was talking about


Forge recirculating blow off valve. I have the oem one also, but does not fit the STi top mount. This is not showy offy - it just works well.


Oil pressure sensor. Again wires all protected from the elements.


Cusco strut bar - the brackets were tatty when I bought it so I went against the grain and painted them black. I will admit its not perfect but a hell of a lot better than the flaky items before. Function over form and all that. Ha ha. Also a glimpse of the heat wrapped down pipe.


Right side of engine bay.


Left side of engine bay.


Full bay shot. I forgot my old header tank was tatty to I replaced it with a black one that was lying spare. I have the spare untainted one as well.



Ok now the crazy stuff.
Mike (my trusty mechanic) and Paul (riding the trike) had just finished building the trike when I got there. The truck is Paul's. mike is currently building a classic Mini with Ford Zetec engine, rwd and twin Webbers.



Just for fun. There is a classic Mini in almost every workshop at that yard.



Seat testing after fresh fabrication.



Dishy camber



Seat fabrication



Rwd mini in the background with Civic alloy rad that I recommended.



Enjoy.

J
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Old Aug 23, 2013 | 12:44 AM
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Nice trike, Camber is a bit off though
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Old Aug 23, 2013 | 12:55 AM
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Lol Ste. Yeah. He just builds crazy stuff because 'he can' if you know what I mean. Very impractical, but I really admire people like that who have the skills you know.

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Old Aug 26, 2013 | 05:59 PM
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Bank holiday bumper.

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Old Aug 27, 2013 | 11:42 PM
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More pics - docs



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Old Aug 28, 2013 | 07:46 AM
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Is this till for sale? I've had an accident in my wagon and is probably going to get written off....
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Originally Posted by Supacool1
Is this till for sale? I've had an accident in my wagon and is probably going to get written off....

Sorry to hear that buddy.

Yes, mine is still up for grabs.

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Old Aug 30, 2013 | 03:34 PM
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Sunny weekend reduction. £2100.

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Old Sep 2, 2013 | 07:08 PM
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Nice well looked after wagon , glwts
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Old Sep 3, 2013 | 05:54 AM
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Thank you all for the comments and interest.

The car is now sold. I'm the proud owner of a Lexus IS300. Very torquey but jot as fun as the Subaru. My daughter cried all the way home as she was not used to it.

I will be popping by from time to time in the Non Scooby Related threads as I enjoy the conversation.

Cheers.

J
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