22b for sale cheap
looks very nice 
but is it cheap 
What tyres you got on there?
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29 December 2007, 11:15 PM
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EH????
It looks like a Classic from around 1999 or 2000 - if there is a figure of £35,000 and people are questioning it, then it is probably £3,500?? Yes, ok reasonably cheap ... but they are not selling well these days.
I mean, I would pay £3,000 for it because it looks like an import - but, someone may?
It looks like a Classic from around 1999 or 2000 - if there is a figure of £35,000 and people are questioning it, then it is probably £3,500?? Yes, ok reasonably cheap ... but they are not selling well these days.
I mean, I would pay £3,000 for it because it looks like an import - but, someone may?
29 December 2007, 11:18 PM
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EH????
It looks like a Classic from around 1999 or 2000 - if there is a figure of £35,000 and people are questioning it, then it is probably £3,500?? Yes, ok reasonably cheap ... but they are not selling well these days.
I mean, I would pay £3,000 for it because it looks like an import - but, someone may?
It looks like a Classic from around 1999 or 2000 - if there is a figure of £35,000 and people are questioning it, then it is probably £3,500?? Yes, ok reasonably cheap ... but they are not selling well these days.
I mean, I would pay £3,000 for it because it looks like an import - but, someone may?
29 December 2007, 11:25 PM
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We all did Service, I was 16 in 1944 so was very close to being drafted. Not quite sure what that has to do with an old Impreza that someone is trying to sell?
and Im not thinking of selling it but for around that I will
30 December 2007, 01:11 PM
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I can't believe you don't know about the 22b mate!!
They were very limited edition scooby, only 3 and half ever made, with 6200 bhp and huge flux capacitors as standard.
They were very limited edition scooby, only 3 and half ever made, with 6200 bhp and huge flux capacitors as standard.
30 December 2007, 05:32 PM
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Pete, you wil really need to put in some overtime at Morrisons collecting them trollies to get yourself a 22b, best stick with the MX5 and reminsing about the times you and Tarquin went 'tiquing' and still had the little hair salon in Brighton, much more you.
30 December 2007, 05:32 PM
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I'll tell you what's special, low build numbers, flared arches and nice wheels. Is this car worth £35k compared to a typeR for 7k? not a chance in hell and the main reason why I sold my 22b. I came to the conclusion that owning a 22b only increasing posing credentials, so sold it on. I couldn't justify tying up an extra 20k in a car that goes as fast as virtually the same car many £'s less.
30 December 2007, 05:39 PM
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30 December 2007, 06:09 PM
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toyed with the ideaof one from japan when it came up a few months ago...was 19k all in and 43klms so 28,ooo miles ish.. and even then as someone pointed out..stupidly expensive comapred to a type r of same year etc and i know its rarer but.....just couldnt justify it and think anyone doing it wont actually make anything in the long run... i dont think it will be that sought after in years to come by collectors.....