WRX STi type UK 2005 54 reg For Sale
12 October 2005, 10:13 PM
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WRX STi type UK 2005 54 reg £19k fixed
Crystal Grey Metallic
STi Type UK - Standard 265 Bhp
WR1 Grill
STi door entry guards
Subaru STi mud flaps (black with white decal)
STi floor mats
Show condition
Only 1,014 miles
RAC Trackstar
DCCD
Air con/Climate control
Brembo brakes
CD
17" Gold Alloys
Balance of warranty
Non-transferrable free service pack - Im sure there is a way round this one?
First registered Nov 2004
Weekend toy, always garaged, never seen rain let alone track!
1st child due soon hence sale.
Any inspection welcome, HPi clear, no finance, 1 owner car.
Price - £19,000 no offers - must be best priced one to be had??
Tel - 01560 480505
07763 225 196
Sorry - technophobe, so no pictures, although can send pics via mobile phone multi-media.
Cheers, Faitha 2 B
STi Type UK - Standard 265 Bhp
WR1 Grill
STi door entry guards
Subaru STi mud flaps (black with white decal)
STi floor mats
Show condition
Only 1,014 miles
RAC Trackstar
DCCD
Air con/Climate control
Brembo brakes
CD
17" Gold Alloys
Balance of warranty
Non-transferrable free service pack - Im sure there is a way round this one?
First registered Nov 2004
Weekend toy, always garaged, never seen rain let alone track!
1st child due soon hence sale.
Any inspection welcome, HPi clear, no finance, 1 owner car.
Price - £19,000 no offers - must be best priced one to be had??
Tel - 01560 480505
07763 225 196
Sorry - technophobe, so no pictures, although can send pics via mobile phone multi-media.
Cheers, Faitha 2 B
Last edited by Faitha 2 B; 15 October 2005 at 11:02 AM. Reason: Update to spec.
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13 October 2005, 09:22 PM
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Wish i had seen ure add earlier
Originally Posted by Faitha 2 B
Anybody out there bought a similar vehicle recently from a dealer?
How does my price compare?
Faitha 2 B.
How does my price compare?
Faitha 2 B.
Just wish I had clocked your add before i parted with my green-backs.
Well some lucky Scooby lover will get a bargin, and i'm sure you won't have to wait long for a sale mate.
Hope the chav pops out well.
Regards D-boy.
13 October 2005, 09:34 PM
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Looks like Scoobymax is a jealous sort, and hasn't ever met anyone with too much spare cash, mine is a second car, besides my CB 1300 Honda, and my Merc. You can't take your cash with you after all. Ha, Ha.
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14 October 2005, 10:40 AM
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Originally Posted by Sonic_Danny
Sure you wont take a part ex +cash? (2005 Renault 182?)
I'd much rather sell to a decent private buyer, than see the faceless corporate guys from the glitzy glass fronted showroom make loads of dosh from both sides of the deal.
Cheers, Faitha 2 B.
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14 October 2005, 05:40 PM
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Thanks for that observation Simo, you seem very suspicious?
I can assure you D-boi isnt a mate, more like a brother....only kidding!
He's obviously just another poor fella thats paid through the nose for his dream mota.... I can prevent that happening to some lucky guy though! Ive taken the hit on this one.
With an opinion like that, makes you out to be Plod (not that I'm saying thats a bad thing you understand)... am I right?
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I can assure you D-boi isnt a mate, more like a brother....only kidding!
He's obviously just another poor fella thats paid through the nose for his dream mota.... I can prevent that happening to some lucky guy though! Ive taken the hit on this one.
With an opinion like that, makes you out to be Plod (not that I'm saying thats a bad thing you understand)... am I right?
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14 October 2005, 08:20 PM
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Faitha, i think i may have saw you about in your car,i have a shop in your town,it is very nice btw, would your dealer not sell it on your behalf ?? taking there usual % they probably have a better chance of selling one as young.
14 October 2005, 10:03 PM
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Your absolutely right Aly Mac, my next step would be to ask the dealer. But I resent giving them any more wedge, after all theyve had a hefty piece already.
I do stay in your town and patronise your fine establishment regularly - you make a fine steakpie!!
Have you managed to sell your own scooby yet?
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I do stay in your town and patronise your fine establishment regularly - you make a fine steakpie!!
Have you managed to sell your own scooby yet?
Faitha 2 B.
14 October 2005, 10:41 PM
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Mate, can I just ask (respectfully) as to why you are getting rid ?
I have two lads, one of them being only 10 weeks old, and the Scoob is fine, having all the room needed, so unless you absolutely need the extra room for some other reason, the Scoob should be fine for your needs.
Not trying to stick my nose in mate, but from experience I know that many people think they need something MASSIVE when the little `uns come along, but the Scooby has a decent boot, and Isofix points etc.
Just my point of view, and well-intentioned, as your Scoob sounds a beaut, and I wouldn`t want you to regret letting it go.
Why not wait, and try it out first......................
I have two lads, one of them being only 10 weeks old, and the Scoob is fine, having all the room needed, so unless you absolutely need the extra room for some other reason, the Scoob should be fine for your needs.
Not trying to stick my nose in mate, but from experience I know that many people think they need something MASSIVE when the little `uns come along, but the Scooby has a decent boot, and Isofix points etc.
Just my point of view, and well-intentioned, as your Scoob sounds a beaut, and I wouldn`t want you to regret letting it go.
Why not wait, and try it out first......................
14 October 2005, 10:44 PM
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Kick a bloke when he's down why don't you!!!
I'm blown away with that fantastic price mate, i was impressed with the pic's you sent me.
Your car is better than showroom condition, has it ever been out of the glass bubble you keep it in, that was a crackin' repsol blade sittin next to it , is that per-chance for sale???
I'll be your mate and even your brother if you give me a chance at that 1 !!!
Your car is better than showroom condition, has it ever been out of the glass bubble you keep it in, that was a crackin' repsol blade sittin next to it , is that per-chance for sale???
I'll be your mate and even your brother if you give me a chance at that 1 !!!
15 October 2005, 10:59 AM
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dexter,
Cheers for that advice mate - whilst you are totally right about the boot size etc the other things is I also have 3 labradors, 2 of which are 7 months old with one of those already 7 1/2 stone in weight.
Obviously these fellows are not allowed anywhere near my pride & joy, but would be able to get in its replacement - the BMW X5. With plenty of room for my new pride & joy - the daughter!
Would love to keep the subaru too, but there will be others I'm sure.
Regards, Faitha 2 B.
Cheers for that advice mate - whilst you are totally right about the boot size etc the other things is I also have 3 labradors, 2 of which are 7 months old with one of those already 7 1/2 stone in weight.
Obviously these fellows are not allowed anywhere near my pride & joy, but would be able to get in its replacement - the BMW X5. With plenty of room for my new pride & joy - the daughter!
Would love to keep the subaru too, but there will be others I'm sure.
Regards, Faitha 2 B.
15 October 2005, 11:54 PM
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Cheers D-boi, dooers I hope.....supposed to be 2 viewers tomorrow.
We'll see.....?
I guarantee if someone does see it... its gone, it even smells like a new car still!!
I'll keep u updated.
Faitha 2 B.
We'll see.....?
I guarantee if someone does see it... its gone, it even smells like a new car still!!
I'll keep u updated.
Faitha 2 B.
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BTTT - When I see all the lovely examples available on this site for sale I cant understand why anyone would want to pay dealer prices - instead of opting for one of these reasonably priced crackers?!
17 October 2005, 10:20 AM
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Originally Posted by baddermans
that would be me
But either it all goes or not at all.
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17 October 2005, 11:14 AM
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Originally Posted by D-boy
Looks like Scoobymax is a jealous sort, and hasn't ever met anyone with too much spare cash, mine is a second car, besides my CB 1300 Honda, and my Merc. You can't take your cash with you after all. Ha, Ha.
I should have relaised that as I live in the abject poverty stricken north of England it must be assumed I will never know anyone with enough money to indulge themselves with 2nd/toy cars. Or is it merely an opportunity to brag about how much money you have. It's often the case that those who have to tell people they have loads of money don't actually have as much as those those that don't have the urge to shout about it.
I have to agree with other response on this thread that it's a bargain to be had and probaly well looked after. I also accept although I can afford to buy this car, I can't warrant spending that sort of money at the moment. I don't mind admitting I have limited resources and it needs spending in more important (to me) things.
Oh, and I know plenty of tuppeny millionaires too!
So long
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