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Old 25 November 2020 | 11:37 AM
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Originally Posted by quattroowner
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I might go for a look as got a couple of scoobs to look at this week. It's a bit over my budget but would certainly like a look as I'm only down the road
Its a good car, got receipts for £20k+. Not the best advert so if you do have a look and any questions let me know.
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https://www.briandowniecarsales.co.u...02002277776829

Its my car ive put to a local specalist to sell as no room and busy with work to deal with selling.
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Originally Posted by quattroowner
Andy.

I might go for a look as got a couple of scoobs to look at this week. It's a bit over my budget but would certainly like a look as I'm only down the road
Have fun with Brian
Old 28 November 2020 | 06:37 PM
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Two more good ones, really tempted with either of these two, as I said in the original post, the good ones fetch over 10k +

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2004-Suba....c100167.m2940

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SUBARU-IM...EAAOSw3opfvS26
Old 28 November 2020 | 08:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Simon Greenwich
Two more good ones, really tempted with either of these two, as I said in the original post, the good ones fetch over 10k +

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2004-Suba....c100167.m2940

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SUBARU-IM...EAAOSw3opfvS26

wow

I value mine at £15k with 46k on looking at current examples on sale at 5he moment mine would be a bargain indeed
Old 28 November 2020 | 08:31 PM
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Originally Posted by ZANY
wow

I value mine at £15k with 46k on looking at current examples on sale at 5he moment mine would be a bargain indeed
What have you got?
Old 28 November 2020 | 09:56 PM
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Thats almost double your budget mate, don't get caught up with the magic dragon. Yes spend that extra to get what you want but that much over it might be worth just looking a little bit longer if you know what I mean.

Zany's one is deffo worth a look though and if you were going to stretch to that amount look at his. He might even through in some rare gear *****

This one is up for sale, might be worth dropping an offer. Not sure if I have shared this. MOT history looks ok but have a good look underneath it though

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Subaru-Im...cAAOSwOe5e2YWK
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Originally Posted by Simon Greenwich
What have you got?
blobeye widetrack jdm been in uk since new
all recalls done inc airbag and the all important vx report







Old 28 November 2020 | 10:09 PM
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Originally Posted by NOSSY_89
Thats almost double your budget mate, don't get caught up with the magic dragon. Yes spend that extra to get what you want but that much over it might be worth just looking a little bit longer if you know what I mean.

Zany's one is deffo worth a look though and if you were going to stretch to that amount look at his. He might even through in some rare gear *****

This one is up for sale, might be worth dropping an offer. Not sure if I have shared this. MOT history looks ok but have a good look underneath it though

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Subaru-Im...cAAOSwOe5e2YWK
u funny guy

the day it sells which I doubt everything I’ve collected is going with it
Old 28 November 2020 | 10:14 PM
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You pay a premium for white imprezas, usually £2-3k extra in my experience. You can buy a fresh 4b import for £13k on the road. That would be my preference if I was in you position. You will have to wait for it to be shipped but in 3-4 months you’ll have exactly what you’re looking for.
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Originally Posted by ZANY
u funny guy

the day it sells which I doubt everything I’ve collected is going with it


Keep hold of your one and don't forget to order some spec z replacement decals.
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Old 29 November 2020 | 07:37 AM
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Originally Posted by NOSSY_89
Keep hold of your one and don't forget to order some spec z replacement decals.
I really can’t see it selling at £15k mate and if it does I can go mortgage free and still have enough left over to buy myself a nice uk blob wrx


I think I’ve got a few decals spare in my badge/**** box
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Originally Posted by ZANY
I really can’t see it selling at £15k mate and if it does I can go mortgage free and still have enough left over to buy myself a nice uk blob wrx


I think I’ve got a few decals spare in my badge/**** box
Mortgage free. ain't that the dream. If you can why not

Originally Posted by Jamesfromrugby
yes but you have crashed yours into a skip and replaced body panels etc
For 15k most would want an uncrashed original version
Dude where have you been. Was thinking this place has gotten a bit too quiet recently.
Old 29 November 2020 | 06:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Jamesfromrugby
yes but you have crashed yours into a skip and replaced body panels etc
For 15k most would want an uncrashed original version
So true


Should be back from bodyshop in a few week Still a bargain at £15k 😁
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The non paint dent removal people should be able to get that out loooool

Just so people know Zany didn't write-off his car, he backed into a skip and dented the boot. He didn't want to use filler so instead found a boot with a different spoiler that he was after anyway. If anyone is serious about his car go and view it and if he throws in all those extras he has been buying then they will be worth a fair bit lol.
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Originally Posted by NOSSY_89
Thats almost double your budget mate, don't get caught up with the magic dragon. Yes spend that extra to get what you want but that much over it might be worth just looking a little bit longer if you know what I mean.

Zany's one is deffo worth a look though and if you were going to stretch to that amount look at his. He might even through in some rare gear *****

This one is up for sale, might be worth dropping an offer. Not sure if I have shared this. MOT history looks ok but have a good look underneath it though

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Subaru-Im...cAAOSwOe5e2YWK
Thanks, I have seen this one already, was on a few months back, the owner said the subframe was replaced, and it has suffered with rust in the past, also has a bubble on rear arch, I saw underneath pics, and didn't look as clean as other I have seen. I would love to spend 8-9k on a good one, but no chance, the good ones are going for 10-13, and some real gems at 15k, right now, I would feel okay spending 10k, but if I wait until after Christmas, I could add a few k on top.
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Originally Posted by Simon Greenwich
Thanks, I have seen this one already, was on a few months back, the owner said the subframe was replaced, and it has suffered with rust in the past, also has a bubble on rear arch, I saw underneath pics, and didn't look as clean as other I have seen. I would love to spend 8-9k on a good one, but no chance, the good ones are going for 10-13, and some real gems at 15k, right now, I would feel okay spending 10k, but if I wait until after Christmas, I could add a few k on top.

Just because you can doesn't mean you should. £15k on a standard bug is insane although that might be considered cheap in a few years.

Like others have said if you want stock at that sort of budget look into importing. That way it should be rust free so all you need to do is remap and underseal.
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Originally Posted by Simon Greenwich
Thanks, I have seen this one already, was on a few months back, the owner said the subframe was replaced, and it has suffered with rust in the past, also has a bubble on rear arch, I saw underneath pics, and didn't look as clean as other I have seen. I would love to spend 8-9k on a good one, but no chance, the good ones are going for 10-13, and some real gems at 15k, right now, I would feel okay spending 10k, but if I wait until after Christmas, I could add a few k on top.
The current prices are all over the place mate. I think you’d be best waiting a couple of months and see what happens. Come the new year it’s likely that the recession will start to bite and there may be a few more available pushing prices down.

You will get a better can if you import it directly and if you’re planning on waiting then the time would fly by. Torque GT have a pretty good reputation and may already have something on its way over. It would be worth phoning round the import companies to see if they have anything in transit that hasn’t been advertised.

I do know someone selling a blue widetrack running 460bhp on a 2.1 enginetuner build with MD321T. I think mileage is around 70k. He has all the receipts, well over £20k. He’s asking £13-14k I think, based Leicester. He’s on here so if you’re interested I’ll try and tag him
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@nufctoon is yours still for sale?
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Originally Posted by adam.pah
The current prices are all over the place mate. I think you’d be best waiting a couple of months and see what happens. Come the new year it’s likely that the recession will start to bite and there may be a few more available pushing prices down.

You will get a better can if you import it directly and if you’re planning on waiting then the time would fly by. Torque GT have a pretty good reputation and may already have something on its way over. It would be worth phoning round the import companies to see if they have anything in transit that hasn’t been advertised.

I do know someone selling a blue widetrack running 460bhp on a 2.1 enginetuner build with MD321T. I think mileage is around 70k. He has all the receipts, well over £20k. He’s asking £13-14k I think, based Leicester. He’s on here so if you’re interested I’ll try and tag him


Any details of this one?
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I do know someone selling a blue widetrack running 460bhp on a 2.1 enginetuner build with MD321T. I think mileage is around 70k. He has all the receipts, well over £20k. He’s asking £13-14k I think, based Leicester. He’s on here so if you’re interested I’ll try and tag him

This one isn't available quite yet but will be soon. PM me and I can connect you to the seller on FB.
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Originally Posted by adam.pah
This one isn't available quite yet but will be soon. PM me and I can connect you to the seller on FB.
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Has anyone bought an expensive impreza in this country recently?

The prices seem really high but I keep seeing the same cars rolled out over n over on eBay & PH.

IMO the American import market has skewed ours ie can’t get one in the Japan for less than X so it automatically means the ones here are worth X+Y, it then has a knock on effect on everything else. When a GTI-R is now ‘worth’ £15k a better sti must be worth more. Trouble is we don’t have the market here at the inflated prices from what I can see.

My mate was telling me my STI V6 is worth over £10k because DCY have two that aren’t as nice for £11k... but they’ve been for sale for months! In reality an actual sale would have to be more like £8k if you wanted to sell it?

If I was buying I’d not want to be paying these asking prices as they seem unrealistic, if they were realistic stuff would sell quickly.
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Originally Posted by jameswrx
Has anyone bought an expensive impreza in this country recently?

The prices seem really high but I keep seeing the same cars rolled out over n over on eBay & PH.

IMO the American import market has skewed ours ie can’t get one in the Japan for less than X so it automatically means the ones here are worth X+Y, it then has a knock on effect on everything else. When a GTI-R is now ‘worth’ £15k a better sti must be worth more. Trouble is we don’t have the market here at the inflated prices from what I can see.

My mate was telling me my STI V6 is worth over £10k because DCY have two that aren’t as nice for £11k... but they’ve been for sale for months! In reality an actual sale would have to be more like £8k if you wanted to sell it?

If I was buying I’d not want to be paying these asking prices as they seem unrealistic, if they were realistic stuff would sell quickly.
Hi James. I've bought 2 Impreza's in the last 2 years and I paid a premium for both because of their mileage AND condition (just because the miles are low doesn't mean it's not a lemon). Once cars are in that 10 years old+ bracket, the condition should reflect the price and the really good ones will comand top money because there are fewer of them. I'd suggest that the cars that you are seeing being rolled out over and over is because they are overpriced according to condition, remember that there is only so much you can tell about the car without actually going to see it in the flesh. To put this in perspective, I'd say a mint condition, low milage widetrack blob could fetch up to £14k whereas a high mileage, poor condition example would be worth half that. It's all about condition at the end of the day.
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