Bargain STi Spec C
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Bargain STi Spec C
Is this for real?
There's a 2005 White Sti Spec C on Autotrader going for £8.5k
Do a search. Subaru Impreza/ Sti/ white/ 5 years!
If so, that is a helluva bargain!! Why didn't I wait??!
There's a 2005 White Sti Spec C on Autotrader going for £8.5k
Do a search. Subaru Impreza/ Sti/ white/ 5 years!
If so, that is a helluva bargain!! Why didn't I wait??!
Last edited by lloydee; 19 July 2008 at 04:01 AM.
#4
That was for sale on Fleabay last week and went for summin like £13k.
Check out the UK Spec front bumper on it. Word on the grape vine is it's had heavy front end damage
Check out the UK Spec front bumper on it. Word on the grape vine is it's had heavy front end damage
#7
Its got to be a typo in the price, but why stay clear and miss a bargain even if it is a Cat D lets say....?
A cat d needs an engineers report if its had collision damage or been involved in a smash, if its got history and receipts and the work has been done to high standard, plus if it drives ok and everything looks ok, why not IMO.
A car won't get an engineers report if its had chassis damge or not fit for use....JMO like.
Whats dodgy though I AGREE, is that its not stated on the advert....anyone got a spare HPI check?
A cat d needs an engineers report if its had collision damage or been involved in a smash, if its got history and receipts and the work has been done to high standard, plus if it drives ok and everything looks ok, why not IMO.
A car won't get an engineers report if its had chassis damge or not fit for use....JMO like.
Whats dodgy though I AGREE, is that its not stated on the advert....anyone got a spare HPI check?
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Its been in a heavy accident, enough to push the engine a few inches or so into the bulkhead, trash the transmission and bend the car basically. Repaired (with lots of UK parts I may add), put back on the road and is now doing the rounds on Autotrader, eBay you name it. AVOID.
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Its been in a heavy accident, enough to push the engine a few inches or so into the bulkhead, trash the transmission and bend the car basically. Repaired (with lots of UK parts I may add), put back on the road and is now doing the rounds on Autotrader, eBay you name it. AVOID.
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