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30 June 2015, 09:02 PM
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im looking at this
what do ppl think good buy or?
http://www.hurstcars.co.uk/used-cars...01505243734706
any help or info on buying would be very helpful cheers
http://www.hurstcars.co.uk/used-cars...01505243734706
any help or info on buying would be very helpful cheers
30 June 2015, 09:14 PM
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Scotty, we have a meeting at J30 M4 next week. Pop along to get some more info
. We have quite a few JDM owners.https://www.scoobynet.com/wales-26/1...june-11th.html
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30 June 2015, 09:32 PM
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Looks good to me mate!! If you do go to next weeks meet and im able to make it ill take you out for a quick spin in mine if you want its a jdm, will give you the idea of how it will be 
01 July 2015, 01:16 AM
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As above if you have the chance to check out some other members cars that will give you a good idea to compare. Also if buying a fresh import try and get the auction sheet to see grade mark which should also tell you if its ever had any accident damage / mileage tampered etc..etc..
White blobs JDM look the part however me personally I would pay a little extra (seen them up at £9-£10k albeit not white) and get a JDM WideTrack blobeye which is what I will be doing once I sort and sell my typeR ....
Goodluck.
White blobs JDM look the part however me personally I would pay a little extra (seen them up at £9-£10k albeit not white) and get a JDM WideTrack blobeye which is what I will be doing once I sort and sell my typeR ....
Goodluck.
01 July 2015, 06:09 AM
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Agree, always look at the original auction sheet where possible. Also check through the paper work and look at the 'Zen Performance' 'Health Check ' paperwork to see exactly what that includes? White widetracks are the ones to go for. Remember that being a fresh import it will need mapping, undersealing, service, belts, maybe brakes etc... Plus if you're mapping it's always nice to add a few bits to make the map worth while ensure you factor all of that into the car. I'd also get an insurance quote to ensure that you are able to insure it. Try Keith Michaels or similar.
Looks a nice car though and Hurst are very good.
ensure you factor all of that into the car. I'd also get an insurance quote to ensure that you are able to insure it. Try Keith Michaels or similar. Looks a nice car though and Hurst are very good.
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