P1 WR for sale
03 June 2002, 12:48 PM
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Ian,
I am very tempted mate. I got rid of my P1 in Jan this year and deeply regret it. I like you needed to get something a little more practicle so i traded down and got an My01 WRX see pic below..
Im sure you can see were this is going.
Just wondered if you might be interested in a P/X at least this way you could still have a Scoob!
Let me know if your interested and i can tell you more about the car.
Ali
I am very tempted mate. I got rid of my P1 in Jan this year and deeply regret it. I like you needed to get something a little more practicle so i traded down and got an My01 WRX see pic below..
Im sure you can see were this is going.
Just wondered if you might be interested in a P/X at least this way you could still have a Scoob!
Let me know if your interested and i can tell you more about the car.
Ali
03 June 2002, 01:52 PM
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Thankyou both for your kind words.
I know for a fact I am going to miss this car like hell - and I aways will. Three impreza turbos in the last 4 1/2 years shows how much I enjoy these AWD beasts. My intention was to keep the car indefinately and get another car - but finances do not permit such things at this point in my life
At present I am not considering PX as I am moving away from subaru and trying to get a bmw oil burner for increased economy - and something that is comfortable for my family and chocolate lab chester (who has only ever ridden in the P1 once - he prefers the boot of my wifes punto turbo) and good for towing the westi.
Please pass on the word - I want this car to go to a good home.
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Ian.
I know for a fact I am going to miss this car like hell - and I aways will. Three impreza turbos in the last 4 1/2 years shows how much I enjoy these AWD beasts. My intention was to keep the car indefinately and get another car - but finances do not permit such things at this point in my life
At present I am not considering PX as I am moving away from subaru and trying to get a bmw oil burner for increased economy - and something that is comfortable for my family and chocolate lab chester (who has only ever ridden in the P1 once - he prefers the boot of my wifes punto turbo) and good for towing the westi.
Please pass on the word - I want this car to go to a good home.
regards
Ian.
03 June 2002, 02:15 PM
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Ian,
I tow using a BMW `oil` burner in the form of a Td4 Land Rover Freelander and it`s excellent. 28mpg towing 1500kgs or 40mpg otherwise. Done 10k now with no faults at all and am really impressed with it`s quality / versatility.
Our retriever fits in OK even though the boot`s not that large; wife uses it for work etc.
Superb P1 by the way; looks so different with those wheels.
Good luck
I tow using a BMW `oil` burner in the form of a Td4 Land Rover Freelander and it`s excellent. 28mpg towing 1500kgs or 40mpg otherwise. Done 10k now with no faults at all and am really impressed with it`s quality / versatility.
Our retriever fits in OK even though the boot`s not that large; wife uses it for work etc.
Superb P1 by the way; looks so different with those wheels.
Good luck
03 June 2002, 02:20 PM
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Still looking superb Ian.....I can vouch for this pristine beuty....excellent value too bearing in mind I got £27k for mine 3 weeks ago 
Good luck Ian, can't wait for a pax in your new toy
Chris
Good luck Ian, can't wait for a pax in your new toy
Chris
03 June 2002, 05:21 PM
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Cheers for that Chris....
The westi is taking shape - much less rivets, nuts and bolts in the box - more on the car now
The wiring loom is how Craig and I will be spending our Tuesday whilst the queen is recovering from her hangover
27K - wow - maybe I should chuck an extra 1K on my price - seriously though - I think my price is fair considering specification and the care its had (more care than I give myself)
Take care.
Ian.
The westi is taking shape - much less rivets, nuts and bolts in the box - more on the car now
The wiring loom is how Craig and I will be spending our Tuesday whilst the queen is recovering from her hangover
27K - wow - maybe I should chuck an extra 1K on my price
- seriously though - I think my price is fair considering specification and the care its had (more care than I give myself)Take care.
Ian.
04 June 2002, 11:06 AM
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Hmmmm.... I've reported a bug to the webmaster
My initial post to this thread detailing the car has gone walkies
The details of the car can now be found at
http://www.scoobynet.co.uk/bbs/threa...hreadid=101793
Ian.
My initial post to this thread detailing the car has gone walkies
The details of the car can now be found at
http://www.scoobynet.co.uk/bbs/threa...hreadid=101793
Ian.
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