lookin at buying a scooby
#1
lookin at buying a scooby
but i`m not sure what one, i know this sound a bit nieve but i never knew there were so many different types of impreza, i`m after a drivers car dont care about top end too much but i do car about handling and acceleration, i dont care if it a uk spec or import and i also dont care too much for creature comforts if you guy could help me out and let me know the prices and specs or just your opionions on what one i should be after and what to check for when buying one or even just let me have some links with the relevent advice it would be appreciated.
opps i did put this in the wrong place first time sorry
Daz
Also i dont want a modified one if its going to be done i`d rather it was done by me so i know whats done exactly and who by
opps i did put this in the wrong place first time sorry
Daz
Also i dont want a modified one if its going to be done i`d rather it was done by me so i know whats done exactly and who by
#3
sorry important things i forgot to put down i`m 25 i have checked and i can afford the insurance on any scooby as i`ve been quoted roughly the same no matter which scooby i say i`m lookin at currently drive an mr2 and have a race tuned 205 for fun
i`m looking to spend £7000 - £10000 ish rather keep it at the lower end and dont care about the age/milage of the car just that its been looked after
i`m looking to spend £7000 - £10000 ish rather keep it at the lower end and dont care about the age/milage of the car just that its been looked after
#4
Originally Posted by daz205
sorry important things i forgot to put down i`m 25 i have checked and i can afford the insurance on any scooby as i`ve been quoted roughly the same no matter which scooby i say i`m lookin at currently drive an mr2 and have a race tuned 205 for fun
i`m looking to spend £7000 - £10000 ish rather keep it at the lower end and dont care about the age/milage of the car just that its been looked after
i`m looking to spend £7000 - £10000 ish rather keep it at the lower end and dont care about the age/milage of the car just that its been looked after
Scooby was the next logical step.
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#8
have a look at my car
its been cherished and has just been motd (yesterday)
it is immaculate and is i think the best possible example of a performance classic
plus the good thing is you could afford some mods and the insurance with what you have to spend
i will take 5,200 for a quick sale!!!!!!
you will not see a better unmodded 96 WRX
http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthread.php?t=385754
its been cherished and has just been motd (yesterday)
it is immaculate and is i think the best possible example of a performance classic
plus the good thing is you could afford some mods and the insurance with what you have to spend
i will take 5,200 for a quick sale!!!!!!
you will not see a better unmodded 96 WRX
http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthread.php?t=385754
#10
Hi Daz,
If your interested I still have my car, looking to sell due to saving for house with the new wife
http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthread.php?t=381719
e-mail me if you have any questions.
Phil.
If your interested I still have my car, looking to sell due to saving for house with the new wife
http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthread.php?t=381719
e-mail me if you have any questions.
Phil.
#11
My new one's not due until Feb/March, so you could have a look at this:
http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthread.php?t=376963
http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthread.php?t=376963
#12
Originally Posted by fastfrank
kool, I used to be a previous MR2 owner as well. Awesome cars but spin too easy.
Scooby was the next logical step.
Scooby was the next logical step.
Anyhow, more to the subject, I have sent you an e-mail...
Thanks
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