Modified 2003 STi
31 October 2013, 12:52 AM
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Modified 2003 STi
The car is very well looked after in mint condition allways warmed up and cooled down properly and has wanted for nothing
Recently had new NGK platinum plugs fitted and an oil and filter change using
Subaru black oil filter and millers 10/60 nano drive oil
It has also had an exedy pink organic clutch fitted just over 700 miles ago to get the power down on the road
The car is not standard it has been sensibly modified but unfortunately not been on a rolling road for a power run, it has an estimated power output of around the 380bhp mark and it is an extremely quick car for road use.
£6500
Engine spec as follows:
Harvey smith trick up pipe and ported headers
Blue WRX 562cc injectors
TD05 20G turbo
Apexi induction kit
Scoobyclinic decat 3inch down pipe to powerflow stainless exhaust with jap cannon backbox, this exhaust is very subtle on low revs but once on boost it sounds immense and not like any other Scooby I or any of my many Scooby buddies have ever heard.
3 port Prodrive solenoid
Walbro 255 LPH fuel pump
Ecutek remap performed by Andy Forrest Performance with the usual high and low boost settings
0.6 bar and 1.5 bar
Interior
Apexi turbo timer
Defi STi genome 60mm gauges boost oil temp and oil pressure(extremely rare items) the oil temp gauge and oil pressure gauge are in need of attention to get them working correctly but the boost gauge works fine.
Alpine mp3 single din head unit with genuine Subaru under pocket
Alpine front and rear speakers to replace the rubbish standard cardboard items
Exterior/ suspension
18x 9.5 rota drift grids wrapped in Goodyear eagle F1 tyres with shed loads of tread left on them and TPI race nuts
HSD coilovers fitted to replace the standard knocking STi suspension
De pinked fog covers was going to get white STi stickers to match the alloys but decided to leave them blank
De badged front grille
Zunsport black bottom grille with STi badge fitted in place of the zunsport one
De badged and de locked boot to give it a smooth fresh rear end
Carbon wrapped rear spoiler blade
The car has covered 87000 miles but has been maintained very well and has lots of history from Scooby clinic and well lane turbo centre located in Leeds
5 months tax
6 months MOT
Price is £6500
I think is a good price for a car in such condition and a good spec too. In no rush to sell and will not let it go to breakers to be ripped apart this is a very nice blob STi and will only go to a serious buyer who wants to keep it.
Located in Redcar north east coast about 30 miles south of Newcastle
First person to view this car instantly fell in love with it and wanted to buy it but couldn't get insurance for the car so please make sure you can get insured before viewing
Recently had new NGK platinum plugs fitted and an oil and filter change using
Subaru black oil filter and millers 10/60 nano drive oil
It has also had an exedy pink organic clutch fitted just over 700 miles ago to get the power down on the road
The car is not standard it has been sensibly modified but unfortunately not been on a rolling road for a power run, it has an estimated power output of around the 380bhp mark and it is an extremely quick car for road use.
£6500
Engine spec as follows:
Harvey smith trick up pipe and ported headers
Blue WRX 562cc injectors
TD05 20G turbo
Apexi induction kit
Scoobyclinic decat 3inch down pipe to powerflow stainless exhaust with jap cannon backbox, this exhaust is very subtle on low revs but once on boost it sounds immense and not like any other Scooby I or any of my many Scooby buddies have ever heard.
3 port Prodrive solenoid
Walbro 255 LPH fuel pump
Ecutek remap performed by Andy Forrest Performance with the usual high and low boost settings
0.6 bar and 1.5 bar
Interior
Apexi turbo timer
Defi STi genome 60mm gauges boost oil temp and oil pressure(extremely rare items) the oil temp gauge and oil pressure gauge are in need of attention to get them working correctly but the boost gauge works fine.
Alpine mp3 single din head unit with genuine Subaru under pocket
Alpine front and rear speakers to replace the rubbish standard cardboard items
Exterior/ suspension
18x 9.5 rota drift grids wrapped in Goodyear eagle F1 tyres with shed loads of tread left on them and TPI race nuts
HSD coilovers fitted to replace the standard knocking STi suspension
De pinked fog covers was going to get white STi stickers to match the alloys but decided to leave them blank
De badged front grille
Zunsport black bottom grille with STi badge fitted in place of the zunsport one
De badged and de locked boot to give it a smooth fresh rear end
Carbon wrapped rear spoiler blade
The car has covered 87000 miles but has been maintained very well and has lots of history from Scooby clinic and well lane turbo centre located in Leeds
5 months tax
6 months MOT
Price is £6500
I think is a good price for a car in such condition and a good spec too. In no rush to sell and will not let it go to breakers to be ripped apart this is a very nice blob STi and will only go to a serious buyer who wants to keep it.
Located in Redcar north east coast about 30 miles south of Newcastle
First person to view this car instantly fell in love with it and wanted to buy it but couldn't get insurance for the car so please make sure you can get insured before viewing
Last edited by Natski; 08 March 2014 at 04:31 PM. Reason: Price drop
31 October 2013, 01:26 PM
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Hey mate,
maybe we should talk over something.
http://www.gtr.co.uk/forum/205802-p-x-consolidate.html
maybe we should talk over something.
http://www.gtr.co.uk/forum/205802-p-x-consolidate.html
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31 October 2013, 02:30 PM
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MrRobinson you have two very interesting cars there pal but unfortunately I would be looking for something around the same value as mine.
Dodson I have sent you a text regarding viewing the car and awaiting your reply
Thanks for the good comments guys the car is a very nice example it sounds and looks like no other ordinary Scoob.
You won't find one better for the money that's for sure.
Dodson I have sent you a text regarding viewing the car and awaiting your reply
Thanks for the good comments guys the car is a very nice example it sounds and looks like no other ordinary Scoob.
You won't find one better for the money that's for sure.
11 November 2013, 03:40 PM
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He came to view the car and arranged to buy the car at the weekend but seems he has changed his mind as he has not been in touch 
11 November 2013, 04:02 PM
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Sorry to here that mate, sure it will be gone again within the next 48 hours :0>
If your still looking for a Type R, check out my advert on here "22B replica"
If your still looking for a Type R, check out my advert on here "22B replica"
11 November 2013, 07:15 PM
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Sorry Kev they are staying with the car and they require some work to get the oil pressure gauge working again.
Have just been offered 5K for the car and the guy got told its 7500 just for being a cheeky sod.
In no immediate rush for this to sell so keep the offers either sensible or to yourselves thanks
Have just been offered 5K for the car and the guy got told its 7500 just for being a cheeky sod.
In no immediate rush for this to sell so keep the offers either sensible or to yourselves thanks
11 November 2013, 07:29 PM
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That be me!
You not sold many cars then?
At least come back with a counter of say £6800, I would have come back with £6500 then met around the middle £6700ish.......... Oh well fancied this as wanted something for the weekend oh well.
PS shame the advert doesn't mention the things that don't work.............
You not sold many cars then?
At least come back with a counter of say £6800, I would have come back with £6500 then met around the middle £6700ish.......... Oh well fancied this as wanted something for the weekend oh well.
PS shame the advert doesn't mention the things that don't work.............
12 November 2013, 05:01 AM
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16 November 2013, 01:35 PM
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That be me!
You not sold many cars then?
At least come back with a counter of say £6800, I would have come back with £6500 then met around the middle £6700ish.......... Oh well fancied this as wanted something for the weekend oh well.
PS shame the advert doesn't mention the things that don't work.............
You not sold many cars then?
At least come back with a counter of say £6800, I would have come back with £6500 then met around the middle £6700ish.......... Oh well fancied this as wanted something for the weekend oh well.
PS shame the advert doesn't mention the things that don't work.............
16 November 2013, 07:45 PM
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To be fair to the guy, if you offered me £5k for a car I wanted £7k (firm) for then I'd have done the same. No way would you be willing to pay £6700 if you'd offered £5k. And the seller would never assume he'd get that out of you I'm sure. But then it's very easy for you to say that now isn't it. If you were really interested you'd have made him a better off as what you did offer just makes it look like you're a chancer and just interested in buying to sell.
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To be fair to the guy, if you offered me £5k for a car I wanted £7k (firm) for then I'd have done the same. No way would you be willing to pay £6700 if you'd offered £5k. And the seller would never assume he'd get that out of you I'm sure. But then it's very easy for you to say that now isn't it. If you were really interested you'd have made him a better off as what you did offer just makes it look like you're a chancer and just interested in buying to sell.
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