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12 November 2003, 06:15 PM
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what do reckon a 22year olds chance with 3 years ncb is on getting a scoob,
the RA in fact.
Actually can someone point me to a site that List all scoob variants, performance pics of outside and interior, thanks
just wanna get a bit of info
manymany thanks
the RA in fact.
Actually can someone point me to a site that List all scoob variants, performance pics of outside and interior, thanks
just wanna get a bit of info
manymany thanks
12 November 2003, 06:57 PM
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like that spoiler 
so being young it is possible to own a scoob, hmm i would imagine i'd need tracker and cat1 alarm immobilser. and a shotgun under the seat
so being young it is possible to own a scoob, hmm i would imagine i'd need tracker and cat1 alarm immobilser. and a shotgun under the seat
12 November 2003, 06:58 PM
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I'm 22 with 3yrs NCB and drive a a UK Turbo 2000, my insurance isn't too bad, £1070 with Direct Line (Tracker required) but I was also looking at imports and was only quoted about £500 more for a Type RA so its doable.
12 November 2003, 08:10 PM
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You'll find somewhere that can cover you, you just might no like the price. I know someone who had an STi7 when younger than you. However, it will push the price up, and cut down your options even more it being an import. Browse through the "insurance" section here for recommendations on companys to try, and get a quote or two.
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12 November 2003, 09:11 PM
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well it wouldn't have to be ra to be honest, just something that stands out and not a p1 or 22b as i can't afford them i wouldn't want to spend over 8k to be honest
what do u reckon, normal wrx has 280bhp don't it, its just a mindfield to what one has what i'll end up buying a 1.6 sport knowing me lol
what do u reckon, normal wrx has 280bhp don't it, its just a mindfield to what one has what i'll end up buying a 1.6 sport knowing me lol
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The spoiler is a STi version 6 one !!
I have a Cat 1 alarm & I had to have a tracker fitted for the insurance.
[Edited by Scooby_Dan. - 11/12/2003 7:11:33 PM]
I have a Cat 1 alarm & I had to have a tracker fitted for the insurance.
[Edited by Scooby_Dan. - 11/12/2003 7:11:33 PM]
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Not many companies insure RAs as they have never heard of them. I could insure a normal STI import easier and cheaper than a WRX RA. I reckon for me its about double a UK turbo. Thats 30+ years old, 75% NCB and still into 4 figures. It isnt standard and modified a little though.
[Edited by chrisp - 11/12/2003 7:54:23 PM]
[Edited by chrisp - 11/12/2003 7:54:23 PM]
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