Firstly i am sorry if this post is in the incorrect place!
I have recently bought a hawkeye sti and am chuffed to bits with it!
I would also like to mention that the guys at jperformance (januszperformancecars) were very firendly and helpful which made it all a very good experience for me.
So if any one is looking then i would say to check them out.
As they had some very nice clean examples sitting about the place.
However i believe that the website is not updated much!! Still gives you of an idea of what cars they deal in.
I say this as my car still says that its available which it's NOT, it's mine stay away! lol (januszperformancecars)
I find the best place to find the latest stock is on pistonheads and auto trader.
I just thought this may help people that are looking, dont want any one to miss out on a right beauty!

 

were r they based ?

 

Sorry they are based in the Coventry area.
I took a 3hr one way road tip there to see mine!
It was well worth it in my oppionon.

 

not far from cov cheers lol

 

The third one on the eighth gallery page on that site i swear someone posted a pic of that recently saying they brought it? Lovely example of one

 

What a poor website in my opinion for such a lot of nice cars, not a price to be seen.

Mac

 

lol. Thats my one!
Yea the web site is pretty sh*t tho!

 

Some lovely cars.

I never understand why a business would not invest a couple of grand in a professional website. A lot of small businesses seem to think using a template or getting the nephew to do it as he knows about computers is acceptable. It's just not anymore.

 

They seem to sell a lot of cars that are listed mint and no blemishes.

All Sti's I have owned or seen have plenty of stone chips, I could not avoid it on mine in fact, Suburu paint ain't the hardest. They must touch up to keep the look and paint finish for sale or book into mates paint shop like I had too. But I would tell the buyer before I sold what I done in its upkeep.

I do not understand the under tree pictures either. It would be better in good light or open conditions to see the finish.

Going through there recent sales they refurbish the wheels-rare to see no kerbed alloys or they replace them, they add a splitter to the 2005/2006 sales and dark light conversion. Seems its there standard sales ploy which is no bad thing as long as your told about it.