MY94 WRX Wagon
09 January 2005, 10:50 PM
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MY94 WRX Wagon - £3950
My Wagon is up for sale,
Silver - paint code 406
47000 miles
Tax August 2005
MOT Feb 2006
45k service (including cambelt) Dec 2004
New rocker cover gaskets Dec 2004
Full UK service history at Rivett Autos (well regarded Subaru specialist on this site) using Castrol RS 10W60 (oil changed every 4000 miles)
Air con
Electric windows
Electric mirrors
Central locking
Nardi steering wheel
Nardi Gearknob
CAT 1 Alarm
UK radio/CD with detachable front
K+N panel filter
Samco turbo hose set
Bodywork in good condition, front bumper has had a scuff on the offside which has been touched up (carpark hit and run).
I am the first 'real' owner of the car since it came to the UK in Feb 2004. It was personally imported by the previous owner, who registered it and put it straight up for sale.
This is my second Subaru, The only reason I sold my previous one and got the wagon was for the 5 doors and it became the family car. The original plan was to own this for quite a few years, it took me a while to find a low milage example in good condition. I have completed 8000 miles in it since it came into the country. The registration mileage (KM's) was 62000 (just under 39000 miles) and ever since then the speedo has been counting in MPH, it now reads 70000. The car has never seen a track (I have a Westfield for that), neither has it towed my track car!
The car has been maintained by Rivett Autos who has serviced all my Subarus for the last 4 years, they gave the wagon a full inspection upon purchase and have maintained it ever since, the last service was a big one.
The reason for sale is my fiancee. She has just landed a new job where the company car package is too good to take the cash alternative, so the family estate will be via the company car. This also comes at a time where I have to find the funds for the forthcoming wedding - with a 10k Westy sitting in the garage. That got used 4 times last year. So I am selling the wagon and the Westy (in the Spring). The proceeds from these 2 sales will fund the wedding and my next Impreza (STI RA), that will have to do the track and the local commute.
Child seat not included
In my year and 8000 miles of ownership, which includes a holiday in France and a couple of same day trips to Paris and back - the car has run faultlessly.
The price is £3950 ono, which I feel is now a bargain for the mileage, condition and recent service history.
Silver - paint code 406
47000 miles
Tax August 2005
MOT Feb 2006
45k service (including cambelt) Dec 2004
New rocker cover gaskets Dec 2004
Full UK service history at Rivett Autos (well regarded Subaru specialist on this site) using Castrol RS 10W60 (oil changed every 4000 miles)
Air con
Electric windows
Electric mirrors
Central locking
Nardi steering wheel
Nardi Gearknob
CAT 1 Alarm
UK radio/CD with detachable front
K+N panel filter
Samco turbo hose set
Bodywork in good condition, front bumper has had a scuff on the offside which has been touched up (carpark hit and run).
I am the first 'real' owner of the car since it came to the UK in Feb 2004. It was personally imported by the previous owner, who registered it and put it straight up for sale.
This is my second Subaru, The only reason I sold my previous one and got the wagon was for the 5 doors and it became the family car. The original plan was to own this for quite a few years, it took me a while to find a low milage example in good condition. I have completed 8000 miles in it since it came into the country. The registration mileage (KM's) was 62000 (just under 39000 miles) and ever since then the speedo has been counting in MPH, it now reads 70000. The car has never seen a track (I have a Westfield for that), neither has it towed my track car!
The car has been maintained by Rivett Autos who has serviced all my Subarus for the last 4 years, they gave the wagon a full inspection upon purchase and have maintained it ever since, the last service was a big one.
The reason for sale is my fiancee. She has just landed a new job where the company car package is too good to take the cash alternative, so the family estate will be via the company car. This also comes at a time where I have to find the funds for the forthcoming wedding - with a 10k Westy sitting in the garage. That got used 4 times last year. So I am selling the wagon and the Westy (in the Spring). The proceeds from these 2 sales will fund the wedding and my next Impreza (STI RA), that will have to do the track and the local commute.
Child seat not included
In my year and 8000 miles of ownership, which includes a holiday in France and a couple of same day trips to Paris and back - the car has run faultlessly.
The price is £3950 ono, which I feel is now a bargain for the mileage, condition and recent service history.
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Andy, viewing the for sale section for handling bargains, no doubt 
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Thanks chaps, its only advertised on the free websites at the mo - findit, pistonheads, SIDC and loot, I'll see how it goes and then stick it in the autotrader.
As the guys above have pointed out, this is a very good example of a £4k scoob and from experience of looking from a year ago - there is some tat out there
Hopefully when the January paycheques are in, the market will pick up a bit.
Not a good time to sell, but the company car is coming next month!
As the guys above have pointed out, this is a very good example of a £4k scoob and from experience of looking from a year ago - there is some tat out there
Hopefully when the January paycheques are in, the market will pick up a bit.
Not a good time to sell, but the company car is coming next month!
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where abouts are you mate ? do you know what the bhp is ?have you got any more pics of the inside and engine bay?? whats the lowest you will go for cash?
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