Subaru Type r V5
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Subaru Type r V5
Hi All,
just imported a Subaru type r V5 LTD 90.000 KM on the clock i imported this just to see what the process was like i am planning on importing more Jap cars.
As this Forum has all teh Subaru Guru's on i was wondering any ideas what these go for in this spec and colour.
This is a fresh import not even registered yet.
just seeing what the intrest is like in these.
just imported a Subaru type r V5 LTD 90.000 KM on the clock i imported this just to see what the process was like i am planning on importing more Jap cars.
As this Forum has all teh Subaru Guru's on i was wondering any ideas what these go for in this spec and colour.
This is a fresh import not even registered yet.
just seeing what the intrest is like in these.
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Hi All,
just imported a Subaru type r V5 LTD 90.000 KM on the clock i imported this just to see what the process was like i am planning on importing more Jap cars.
As this Forum has all teh Subaru Guru's on i was wondering any ideas what these go for in this spec and colour.
This is a fresh import not even registered yet.
just seeing what the intrest is like in these.
just imported a Subaru type r V5 LTD 90.000 KM on the clock i imported this just to see what the process was like i am planning on importing more Jap cars.
As this Forum has all teh Subaru Guru's on i was wondering any ideas what these go for in this spec and colour.
This is a fresh import not even registered yet.
just seeing what the intrest is like in these.
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Hi,
I'm not a dealer and Apologies if i put this in the wrong section, i just wanted to get your views on what these sell for but after doing some research i have seen some on Ebay lower versions for 5+.
I'm not a dealer and Apologies if i put this in the wrong section, i just wanted to get your views on what these sell for but after doing some research i have seen some on Ebay lower versions for 5+.
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Thinking might get some bronze te37 on it and keep it or store it these will only go up in value I'm guessing.
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From experience and watching the market I think the car will make around 5 grand. Maybe a touch more if its very very tidy and you find the right man.
Its not a limited either chap, easy spot is its missing the roof flap.
As for increasing in price, yea eventually but will be quite a number of years before they start appreciating. A nice, clean, standard low mileage car certainly won't lose any money though fella.
Heres some info for ya....
http://www.type-ra.com/impreza-my99-...version-specs/
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No problem I will let you know, this is a version 5
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it would really depend on the cars condition and how good it is etc and of course the price, im looking at a very low mileage turbo 2000 today so might buy it if its as good as it sounds, but im also very interested in the type r. Im in Belfast too which causes a bit of an issue distance wise :-(
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