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Advice On Buying Jap Import Classic Sti


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recently sold my uk turbo and badly missing it. looking to get a classic sti a 97 or 98 model probably. i see that calder motors have what looks like a nice white example bit steep at £6750 for a 97, what should i look out for, what r they like to drive compared to a uk classic (mine was modded with upgraded brakes, suspension and ecutek remap) anyone had any dealings with calder motors or mackay trading? advice greatly appreciated.

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If you can wait its worth importing a car, much cheaper and better choice. My 1997 Version 3 STI Type R lands this week, was a dealer car not an auction 52k on the clock is costing around £5500.

In your interested contact Chapman81 on here.

Not had any dealings with either garage but check the grade of import and get the car checked properly.

Robert

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recently sold my uk turbo and badly missing it. looking to get a classic sti a 97 or 98 model probably. i see that calder motors have what looks like a nice white example bit steep at £6750 for a 97, what should i look out for, what r they like to drive compared to a uk classic (mine was modded with upgraded brakes, suspension and ecutek remap) anyone had any dealings with calder motors or mackay trading? advice greatly appreciated.

I'm considering selling my '96 WRX V-Limited import soon. I'm getting the timing belt,spark plugs and front brake pads changed this week. The car has 4 months tax and 5 months MOT left on it. It has approx 73k on the clock and has always been run and serviced correctly. I'll be advertising it for £3795 if you are interested.

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I think I had a test drive of the car you are talking about in Calder Motor. Not a big expert but it felt good to me and looked very well kept. I just felt it was overpriced. Found a Type-R the same age with 35000 miles for a grand less a week later. My advice look around drive a hard bargain these cars dont seem to be selling at the moment. Get the lighter Type-R, if you can do without rear doors, the close ratio gearbox and adjustable diff turn it into one crazy fast car

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