1997 Impreza WRX for sale

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alan c

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Hi all, im selling my 97 wrx.Its NCT'd till feb 2010.Taxed till sep 08. 107k mls on the clock. Ive had this car for the last 3 years and need a change :multijump:

Just serviced.
Timing belt done at 115 k kms
Apexi Turbo Timer
Lowered
Dump Valve
New tyres
16" white Folk 5 spoke alloys
NON turbo on the log book

Cant seem to get any pics up so here is the link to the car

http://www.carzone.ie/used-cars/Subaru/Impreza/WRX-Has/802778/
 
i know this car lads and its mint :clap: another mayo man....best of luck with the sale,whoever ets it will have a very good wrx :thumbsup:
 
Rite Guys.

This has to go this week.Either that or i will be tradin it in for a Pajero Sport Commercial. Hate to see it go!!
Make me a reasonable offer.
Thanks,
Alan C.
 
lovely looking car mate!!!!!
whats the story with the log book????
if its insured as a non turbo...........then you've no insurance i would have thought!!!
:ponder2: :ponder2:
 
Nail on the head Marko you would have to get back on to them and sort it out a friend of mine had a load of sh1t with his car
 
Is it a jap import? sometimes when they are registered in ireland the log book just says the cc and nothing about the actual model. you still need to insure it as a WRX or whatever the exact model is to have valid insurance... (or so i am informed...) :zzzz:
 
I have a WRX and the log book says nothing about the model. Was the same on my Glanza, it said it was a Toyota Starlet... Think imports do it for cheaper VRT. I still insured both properly though... Your basically paying for a piece of paper to stick in your window if you don't tell them. Not worth it...
 
hiwd said:
I have a WRX and the log book says nothing about the model. Was the same on my Glanza, it said it was a Toyota Starlet... Think imports do it for cheaper VRT. I still insured both properly though... Your basically paying for a piece of paper to stick in your window if you don't tell them. Not worth it...
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i dont know if the VRT is cheaper though...is that not just based on CC?
 
steve...13 said:
hiwd said:
I have a WRX and the log book says nothing about the model. Was the same on my Glanza, it said it was a Toyota Starlet... Think imports do it for cheaper VRT. I still insured both properly though... Your basically paying for a piece of paper to stick in your window if you don't tell them. Not worth it...
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i dont know if the VRT is cheaper though...is that not just based on CC?
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Yeah VRT'in a Glanza V as a Starlet (non turbo) works out a few hundred quid cheaper. Not sure about Impreza's though...
 
has to be different vrt lads....
an sti has a higher vrt than a wrx of the same year.....same cc....different spec....
obviously a turbo car has a certain market and a non-turbo will have a bigger market!!!!
the dealer doesnt car if u insure it as the log book says or not....
but the day u try to claim is the day u will regret the non dissclosure of a small issue like a turbo....
:thumbsup: :thumbsup:
 
Hi all,
Oh jesus yeah i have it insured as a WRX. Playing with fire dere if i had it as a 2ltr.

Alan C.
 
markobucko said:
has to be different vrt lads....
an sti has a higher vrt than a wrx of the same year.....same cc....different spec....
obviously a turbo car has a certain market and a non-turbo will have a bigger market!!!!
the dealer doesnt car if u insure it as the log book says or not....
but the day u try to claim is the day u will regret the non dissclosure of a small issue like a turbo....
:thumbsup: :thumbsup:
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didnt realise it was based on spec as well as cc.... ah you learn something new everyday.


Lovely looking car by the way... Good luck with the sale.
 
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