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#1
Classic on pistonheads
Hi guys,
Anyone know this car? quite an interesting spec what with it being built for response, and having a JDM 6 speed conversion
But the yellow interior and engine bay...
http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...unroof/2392405
Anyone know this car? quite an interesting spec what with it being built for response, and having a JDM 6 speed conversion
But the yellow interior and engine bay...
http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...unroof/2392405
#4
Imo ? - it's nonsense.
Regardless of the fact that it's more than twice what you'd expect to pay for a classic (however good) how can anyone spice up an ad by mentioning a sunroof ?????????????????????????????
"mapped to 330bhp and 330 ft.lb" - fine, but then they say "Rather than chasing bhp figures I have made modifications for throttle response"
And the killer - "We all know the best place for an intercooler is the the top,"
Del Boy come back, all is forgiven...................................
Regardless of the fact that it's more than twice what you'd expect to pay for a classic (however good) how can anyone spice up an ad by mentioning a sunroof ?????????????????????????????
"mapped to 330bhp and 330 ft.lb" - fine, but then they say "Rather than chasing bhp figures I have made modifications for throttle response"
And the killer - "We all know the best place for an intercooler is the the top,"
Del Boy come back, all is forgiven...................................
#5
#7
Yea it's not cheap, but then it does have a JDM 6 speed box already and AP's, both of which would probably set you back 3k alone to convert another car.. depends what condition the shells in I guess, if its rust free its probably not far off.
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#11
Imo ? - it's nonsense.
Regardless of the fact that it's more than twice what you'd expect to pay for a classic (however good) how can anyone spice up an ad by mentioning a sunroof ?????????????????????????????
"mapped to 330bhp and 330 ft.lb" - fine, but then they say "Rather than chasing bhp figures I have made modifications for throttle response"
And the killer - "We all know the best place for an intercooler is the the top,"
Del Boy come back, all is forgiven...................................
Regardless of the fact that it's more than twice what you'd expect to pay for a classic (however good) how can anyone spice up an ad by mentioning a sunroof ?????????????????????????????
"mapped to 330bhp and 330 ft.lb" - fine, but then they say "Rather than chasing bhp figures I have made modifications for throttle response"
And the killer - "We all know the best place for an intercooler is the the top,"
Del Boy come back, all is forgiven...................................
It's a decent advert from what would appear to be a responsible reasonably well educated knowledgable owner that has had the car for 10yrs.
To my eyes the only problem is his taste in colour apart from that it looks like a very good buy for someone.
As for the possible rust issue, I doubt it has any as it looks like he's kept it in a garage and also has a bubble frame next to where it's parked which would suggest to me that it's been his baby for most of the 10yrs and only came out for track and sunny days.
Also the mods it has after market top mount, swirl pot, brakes,gear box and the little matter of the John Felstead baffled sump gives me clues that this guy knows his onions, as anyone that knows anything about the Subaru scene knows Johns credentials and his preference for top mounts.
Well sorted, well cared for weapon springs to my mind.
And a VERY good price, I'd be all over this like white on rice if I were in the market.
Edit to add;
All the factory add on's suggest the previous owner knew his onions too, this is the kind of car that comes up once in a blue moon and a very nice colour too.
It won't be around for long.
2nd edit to add;
In fact your so wide of the mark on this I find it difficult to believe.
Last edited by ditchmyster; 02 August 2014 at 11:40 AM.
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Looks a nice car, nice colour with some nice parts on it too. As for the rust issue not every classic has rust issues, I'm lucky enough to have one that hasn't any but it's never been subjected to years of British winters with salty roads so more than probable that this ones the same. There's few members in South Wales who own nice, rust free classics as well so these are the ones to look after and hold on to.
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Sorry LWC but I think you've got it wrong on this one.
It's a decent advert from what would appear to be a responsible reasonably well educated knowledgable owner that has had the car for 10yrs.
To my eyes the only problem is his taste in colour apart from that it looks like a very good buy for someone.
As for the possible rust issue, I doubt it has any as it looks like he's kept it in a garage and also has a bubble frame next to where it's parked which would suggest to me that it's been his baby for most of the 10yrs and only came out for track and sunny days.
Also the mods it has after market top mount, swirl pot, brakes,gear box and the little matter of the John Felstead baffled sump gives me clues that this guy knows his onions, as anyone that knows anything about the Subaru scene knows Johns credentials and his preference for top mounts.
Well sorted, well cared for weapon springs to my mind.
And a VERY good price, I'd be all over this like white on rice if I were in the market.
Edit to add;
All the factory add on's suggest the previous owner knew his onions too, this is the kind of car that comes up once in a blue moon and a very nice colour too.
It won't be around for long.
2nd edit to add;
In fact your so wide of the mark on this I find it difficult to believe.
It's a decent advert from what would appear to be a responsible reasonably well educated knowledgable owner that has had the car for 10yrs.
To my eyes the only problem is his taste in colour apart from that it looks like a very good buy for someone.
As for the possible rust issue, I doubt it has any as it looks like he's kept it in a garage and also has a bubble frame next to where it's parked which would suggest to me that it's been his baby for most of the 10yrs and only came out for track and sunny days.
Also the mods it has after market top mount, swirl pot, brakes,gear box and the little matter of the John Felstead baffled sump gives me clues that this guy knows his onions, as anyone that knows anything about the Subaru scene knows Johns credentials and his preference for top mounts.
Well sorted, well cared for weapon springs to my mind.
And a VERY good price, I'd be all over this like white on rice if I were in the market.
Edit to add;
All the factory add on's suggest the previous owner knew his onions too, this is the kind of car that comes up once in a blue moon and a very nice colour too.
It won't be around for long.
2nd edit to add;
In fact your so wide of the mark on this I find it difficult to believe.
#17
Imo ? - it's nonsense.
Regardless of the fact that it's more than twice what you'd expect to pay for a classic (however good) how can anyone spice up an ad by mentioning a sunroof ?????????????????????????????
"mapped to 330bhp and 330 ft.lb" - fine, but then they say "Rather than chasing bhp figures I have made modifications for throttle response"
And the killer - "We all know the best place for an intercooler is the the top,"
Del Boy come back, all is forgiven...................................
Regardless of the fact that it's more than twice what you'd expect to pay for a classic (however good) how can anyone spice up an ad by mentioning a sunroof ?????????????????????????????
"mapped to 330bhp and 330 ft.lb" - fine, but then they say "Rather than chasing bhp figures I have made modifications for throttle response"
And the killer - "We all know the best place for an intercooler is the the top,"
Del Boy come back, all is forgiven...................................
Actually scratch that reading your posts it's obvious you don't.
330 bhp isn't chasing figures its a nice number for a classic road car and the fact he has 2ks worth of ap brakes and a Map by a reputable tuner confirms its not your usual 3k shed. The throttle response will be fine as Andy Carr knows how to map..
#19
Do you have a clue what you're talking about??
Actually scratch that reading your posts it's obvious you don't.
330 bhp isn't chasing figures its a nice number for a classic road car and the fact he has 2ks worth of ap brakes and a Map by a reputable tuner confirms its not your usual 3k shed. The throttle response will be fine as Andy Carr knows how to map..
Actually scratch that reading your posts it's obvious you don't.
330 bhp isn't chasing figures its a nice number for a classic road car and the fact he has 2ks worth of ap brakes and a Map by a reputable tuner confirms its not your usual 3k shed. The throttle response will be fine as Andy Carr knows how to map..
#24
Yes I would if I were in the market, and so would others who are looking specifically for GC8s. Besides, if it's an economic decision, this car will be worth more in 5 years than a 6k Blob would be.
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Hi guys,
Anyone know this car? quite an interesting spec what with it being built for response, and having a JDM 6 speed conversion
But the yellow interior and engine bay...
http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...unroof/2392405
Anyone know this car? quite an interesting spec what with it being built for response, and having a JDM 6 speed conversion
But the yellow interior and engine bay...
http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...unroof/2392405
#26
we all know its a decent car at a decent price, the only one who doesnt is mr google answer who jumped in early to offer his smart *** opinion and showed his true knowledge on all things suabru
#27
If it didnt have a 6 speed box what would it be worth then???
Its still a Version 6 WRX with a 6 speed box and some AP's fitted, no mention of a engine rebuild so running the standard WRX lump. OK its not stressed at that sort of power, but Ive seen classics with a far better spec then this go for this sort of money.
Worth maybe £5k in my opinion, and thats because it has a 6 speed fitted to a classic!!
Its still a Version 6 WRX with a 6 speed box and some AP's fitted, no mention of a engine rebuild so running the standard WRX lump. OK its not stressed at that sort of power, but Ive seen classics with a far better spec then this go for this sort of money.
Worth maybe £5k in my opinion, and thats because it has a 6 speed fitted to a classic!!
#28
Here you go, same year car, same colour, minus a 6 speed gearbox from a rip off dealer so you know there making a good profit on it, all for £3,995
http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...xperiment=true
http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...xperiment=true
#29
If it didnt have a 6 speed box what would it be worth then???
Its still a Version 6 WRX with a 6 speed box and some AP's fitted, no mention of a engine rebuild so running the standard WRX lump. OK its not stressed at that sort of power, but Ive seen classics with a far better spec then this go for this sort of money.
Worth maybe £5k in my opinion, and thats because it has a 6 speed fitted to a classic!!
Its still a Version 6 WRX with a 6 speed box and some AP's fitted, no mention of a engine rebuild so running the standard WRX lump. OK its not stressed at that sort of power, but Ive seen classics with a far better spec then this go for this sort of money.
Worth maybe £5k in my opinion, and thats because it has a 6 speed fitted to a classic!!
Go back to the link, read EVERYTHING and try again.
#30
Guess what, There isnt one!!!
I see that the car has had STi upgrades from the Factory including the engine Yeah right, So STi take a WRX put there STi parts on and then leave it badged as a WRX. Sounds nearly as good as the UK S204 story thats for sale on pistonheads at the moment!!!