looking to buy a scooby
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looking to buy a scooby
im looking to buy or px my car (see link on the "so you want to get noticed" thread below) for a scooby, looking at spending around 7k any advice on what i should buy, different specs etc, in a newby to this, cheers
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hoky coky, try gary moulson at keith micheals, his numbers on here and should be able to save you some.
lost count of how many people have come on here saying i bought a scoob and can't find insurance thats reasonable, hence mentioning it.
lost count of how many people have come on here saying i bought a scoob and can't find insurance thats reasonable, hence mentioning it.
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yeah my mate has an sti ppp, he told me about keith michael, said he does good deals, iv had a quote from norwich union which wasnt too bad, so should imagine i can get it for half that price
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#9
Ooooooooh, don't start that one.
Most people will defend their era subaru to the end.
I doubt you'll get a bug STi for £7k. Check out pistonheads. But then again, would you want a bug.
That money would be on a built classic, or standard-ish Type R. Maybe the built one.
Most people will defend their era subaru to the end.
I doubt you'll get a bug STi for £7k. Check out pistonheads. But then again, would you want a bug.
That money would be on a built classic, or standard-ish Type R. Maybe the built one.
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Russ .... sorry Big Dog ... .. get a newage ie bug eye because at least then you'll get used to that and working on mine for me should be at least partly similar !!!
KM was **** loads cheaper for me, and about 100 less than A Plan.
Can't believe you bacame a convert in a day but it'll be nice to have someone else to have scooby geek conversations with.
KM was **** loads cheaper for me, and about 100 less than A Plan.
Can't believe you bacame a convert in a day but it'll be nice to have someone else to have scooby geek conversations with.
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#13
hello mate
hope you join the club whatever model you go for
if i had seven grand and didnt want to pay over the odds for insurance stick with british cars and i would only buy a very tidy classic with full service and obvious signs of t l c
out of the british models i would go for the rb (richard burns) edition
it is a very capable impreza
limited numbers
cheeper parts of classics etc
and voted by the unbiast as best impreza overall
hope thats some help if you do go for one of these it could be hard to find
good hunting
hope you join the club whatever model you go for
if i had seven grand and didnt want to pay over the odds for insurance stick with british cars and i would only buy a very tidy classic with full service and obvious signs of t l c
out of the british models i would go for the rb (richard burns) edition
it is a very capable impreza
limited numbers
cheeper parts of classics etc
and voted by the unbiast as best impreza overall
hope thats some help if you do go for one of these it could be hard to find
good hunting
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He is coming from a rear wheel drive beasty though. I know what you're saying though.
#17
spend a little more than 7K and you can have my one, well modded and 390 bhp
Subaru : 390 BHP CLASSIC IMPREZA (MY00)
Subaru : 390 BHP CLASSIC IMPREZA (MY00)
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spend a little more than 7K and you can have my one, well modded and 390 bhp
Subaru : 390 BHP CLASSIC IMPREZA (MY00)
Subaru : 390 BHP CLASSIC IMPREZA (MY00)
Herbie, you've spent too much time polishing that engine bay.
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