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Old 09-02-2016, 06:29 PM
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Hi guys some of you may know I sold my lovely bugeye wrx 😔 as I fancy a blob sti I been looking at a few on line Idealy I want a standard one that's not been messed with. I found one with full main dealer service history and belts done 20k ago!

Now I might be going to view it on weekend and would like some advice please is there anything I should look out for on the sti other than the obvious?
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Knocking rear suspension, rust on bootlid spoiler drainage channels.

thoroughly check the service history, have a really good look underneath make sure it drives perfectly. and everything is the same colour if possible!
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Knocking rear suspension, rust on bootlid spoiler drainage channels.

thoroughly check the service history, have a really good look underneath make sure it drives perfectly. and everything is the same colour if possible!
They suffer with rear shocks knocking don't they? Thanks I'm going to try check its all same colour but wearer doesn't look like it's going to help with that!
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Is it a private sale or dealer? If the latter, ask to view it indoors first.
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knocking rear struts, rusty front cross member below rad, and rear sub frame , seen a few now which really arnt to clever for the age..history and millege tally up if its a low millege example... good luck
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Is it a private sale or dealer? If the latter, ask to view it indoors first.
It's a trader I would prefer I privert seller but does seem clean. I will ask to see in side first if possible

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knocking rear struts, rusty front cross member below rad, and rear sub frame , seen a few now which really arnt to clever for the age..history and millege tally up if its a low millege example... good luck
Didn't know rear sub frame goes on these :/ it's on 100k on 04 plate last owner had it for 9 years
Is it easy to get shocks to knock if they are? Do they only do it over big bumps etc?
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It's a trader I would prefer I privert seller but does seem clean. I will ask to see in side first if possible



Didn't know rear sub frame goes on these :/ it's on 100k on 04 plate last owner had it for 9 years
Is it easy to get shocks to knock if they are? Do they only do it over big bumps etc?
They knock when pulling away, it'll be easy to hear

What sort of money are they asking for a 100k example
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They knock when pulling away, it'll be easy to hear

What sort of money are they asking for a 100k example
Ok thanks it's up for £7995 it's completely standard non PPP
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Both of mine have had leaky boot seals and water forming in various points of the boot so check that out, especially this time of year.

I think judging on mileage, age and price there is room for negotiation, £7995 seems a little steep to me, probably because it's a trader. Getting one completely standard is a big plus.
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iv seen a few rear sub frames that are in bad shape now, just a heads up, thats strong money imo opinion for a 100k ?? mine would knock from cold also. there is a modificaton you can do but proberbly easier to just buy a new /second hand set.
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Both of mine have had leaky boot seals and water forming in various points of the boot so check that out, especially this time of year.

I think judging on mileage, age and price there is room for negotiation, £7995 seems a little steep to me, probably because it's a trader. Getting one completely standard is a big plus.
Had leak on my old wrx that I had to fix lol! That's what I hopping as don't plan to be paying the full asking price it's not easy finding completely standard ones!!

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iv seen a few rear sub frames that are in bad shape now, just a heads up, thats strong money imo opinion for a 100k ?? mine would knock from cold also. there is a modificaton you can do but proberbly easier to just buy a new /second hand set.
I'll make sure I get under it and have a proper look then! Yea it is a bit high but as said above I'm not wanting to pay full price.
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Getting one completely standard is a big plus.
That will be hard to fine these days .
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Agreed the price seems a little steep

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price + millage = alot,, that will deffo need if not already rear shocks,
id look around bit more fella
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I have been looking about but hardly any about that havnt been messed about with! Rear shock arnt a massive problem as I can do them myself or do they simply cost a bomb??

I know it's seems a lot but most of the blob eye sti's seem to be £8000-£10,000 some even more! Seem like like going up what would people say one with 100k if worth then?
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Just as a comparison there's an 05 wide track with 41k and FSH on Scabbynet for £10995. Unfortunately it's in Derbyshire.
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Just as a comparison there's an 05 wide track with 41k and FSH on Scabbynet for £10995. Unfortunately it's in Derbyshire.
They all seem to be miles away! Lol

Well spoke to him on phone and he is adamant it's a really clean genuine car and
Got him down to £7500 over the phone I would think it's worth £7000??
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http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...k-2003/5010475

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...o-2003/4983611

For a comparison mileage on that 2nd black one is a lot less

I would not be afraid to travel for the right car.
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travelings ok ,as long as the owner is spot on with the description,and doesnt hide anything, iv done some serious millege before just to discover someone elses "mint" condition is no where near as mint as mine...
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http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...o-2003/4983611

For a comparison mileage on that 2nd black one is a lot less

I would not be afraid to travel for the right car.
They are cheaper i seen that black one on eBay it's an import. I am after a black one as well but UK spec but tbf they don't look as clean as the one I'm looking at I'll try copy the link

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travelings ok ,as long as the owner is spot on with the description,and doesnt hide anything, iv done some serious millege before just to discover someone elses "mint" condition is no where near as mint as mine...
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Looks a clean example considering the mileage but anyone can make a car look good in photos.

Noticed its missing the front passenger-side mudflap. Check the arch liner/trim carefully as this style of flap are just screwed/bolted into the arch. They're normally 'removed' when pinched between a curb and the wheel reversing and driving over it.
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Looks a clean example considering the mileage but anyone can make a car look good in photos.

Noticed its missing the front passenger-side mudflap. Check the arch liner/trim carefully as this style of flap are just screwed/bolted into the arch. They're normally 'removed' when pinched between a curb and the wheel reversing and driving over it.
It does look clean but won't be able to tell till I see it in person as like you say pictures can make it look better!

Can't believe I didn't notice that mud flap missing another point to knock price down lol. I know what you mean about them getting pinched between curb nearly did it on my wrx :/

I know it high miles but surely if it been well cared for shouldn't be a problem to much as these car are capable of much higher?? My bug was on 117k running 280bhp and engine was fine and drove lovely
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I wouldnt pay that price for that black one with that mileage i didnt even pay that for the sti i sold to Rob .
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I wouldnt pay that price for that black one with that mileage i didnt even pay that for the sti i sold to Rob .
What would you say it's worth in your opinion?
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What would you say it's worth in your opinion?
Well i would pay 6k for it but thats me as l know i can find better for the same price or less with less mileage .
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Having recently (last September) bought one myself, I would agree that the price seems a little steep. Mine was an 04 on 70k, practically standard and I paid less than this.

However, you are correct in saying that prices seem to be rising at the moment. I have seen similar cars to mine in terms of condition, mileage etc. going for 9-10k lately as you say.
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Well i would pay 6k for it but thats me as l know i can find better for the same price or less with less mileage .

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Having recently (last September) bought one myself, I would agree that the price seems a little steep. Mine was an 04 on 70k, practically standard and I paid less than this.

However, you are correct in saying that prices seem to be rising at the moment. I have seen similar cars to mine in terms of condition, mileage etc. going for 9-10k lately as you say.
I have been looking at them since about last October and they was going for about 6-7k back then! Now I've sold mine they all seem to have gone up I know this one is not cheap but is one of the cheapest for its condition service history ect. I think it's worth 7k but dunno if I'll get him to go that low :/
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Well i found this 55k full history 9.5k ono


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Why is it eating its own rear wheels...?
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Its called air suspension Rob not my cup of tea but he still has the stock suspenion think it would be worth a look condering its 40 min drive from my house .
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Scoobs shouldn't be on bags! But I understand they're not a cheap setup, if its in decent condition then there must be some money to be had by switching to standard suspension/coilovers and selling the air-ride kit on?
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Why is it eating its own rear wheels...?
LMAO! Not a good look imo.

Back on topic though. If you have any doubts, I wouldn't rush into buying the first one you like... I spent most of last year making my mind up and in the end only missed out on one that I think I would have taken over the one I ended up with. And that was Scotty's old black one (Damn the missus making me go on holiday!).

From what I have seen, the ones that pop up on the forum tend to be a little more reasonably priced (and usually better looked after).
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Scoobs shouldn't be on bags! But I understand they're not a cheap setup, if its in decent condition then there must be some money to be had by switching to standard suspension/coilovers and selling the air-ride kit on?
No it's just wrong! the 9.5k asking price is with std suspension put back on it if you want the air set up its more

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LMAO! Not a good look imo.

Back on topic though. If you have any doubts, I wouldn't rush into buying the first one you like... I spent most of last year making my mind up and in the end only missed out on one that I think I would have taken over the one I ended up with. And that was Scotty's old black one (Damn the missus making me go on holiday!).


From what I have seen, the ones that pop up on the forum tend to be a little more reasonably priced (and usually better looked after).
Oh no if it's no good I'll walk away from it alto the last one I had was car I went to view but don't regret it as was a great car and never had an issue with it. My budget is only 8k tho don't want to spend any more on a car got other things to save for aswell lol

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You can have my type r for 8.5k lol .
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I am only thinking of around £7k for the bugeye if I decide to sell!
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Another one here in scotland blue widetrack with 51k on the clocks fitted with defi gauges , BC Coilovers and a blitz nur spec exhaust only 9k
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You can have my type r for 8.5k lol .
I do like the type r if it was just for a weekend toy I would like one but want something bit newer as will be my only and everyday car

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Hes bonkers needs to be higher priced .
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I've not really done that much research to be honest, I'm still trying to justify keeping it!
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I've not really done that much research to be honest, I'm still trying to justify keeping it!
Take it for a proper blast then come back and tell us
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Well I brought it car seemed to all be ok! Exhaust was shot blowing everywhere and tiny bit of rust on boot but that's no problem as knocked him down more for that! Already removed second cat and fitted cat back got someone who can sort rust out aswell.

Checked it over on ramp this evening all seems straight which is good! Just one question are the sti shocks red?
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