I still yearn for one of those mustard yellow club spec eco 4’s
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Early WRX's, what models will be desirable in the future?
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Anything unmolested.
Late 20's early 30's all want them. Guys in their 40's who had one still pine for a good one. I see a lot of chicks in their late teens ealry 20's in my neighbourhood drive them. I think that a unmodded one will be a hard find in a few years.
I also think anyone who had a R33 GTSt when they were anewish thing will want a good unmodded one. Those things are getting rare with every teenager finding that HICAS on a bend in the wet is a reciepe for a life and death situation.Sent from my shed, trapped under a collapsed QuickJack, via Tapatalk
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If you could find an unmolested Subaru Liberty - Blitzen - not sure if they will increase in value
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My bro sold his 4 door GC8 Sti earlier this year for more than he paid for it 10 years ago. He was pretty stoked.2017 Ford Ranger XLT (Jeep Wrangler recovery vehicle)
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FWIW older HSV's still have a bit to go.
I reckon a good VE GTS/Calais will go right up, as probably will upper spec VF's given time.
Have we seen FPV's and tickfords etc go up in value recently?.... because every driver experiences the destructive potential of the effortless surge of power available through the smallest of body movements.
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Originally posted by Reax View Post.... because every driver experiences the destructive potential of the effortless surge of power available through the smallest of body movements.
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DrNick is king!!!! No, Mark Webber is now! Long live the king!... hold on a minute mate, Ricci is in charge now
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Originally posted by mizone View PostAnything unmolested.
I also think anyone who had a R33 GTSt when they were anewish thing will want a good unmodded one. Those things are getting rare with every teenager finding that HICAS on a bend in the wet is a reciepe for a life and death situation.
Things have certainly changed since the 60-70 classics where it's only a few rare models where people will pay silly prices for "matching numbers " type cars...otherwise tastefully modified is fine.Last edited by fury; 04-10-20, 06:03 PM.RIP Simon - Ghost ride that whip in the clouds forever..
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Originally posted by nastysven View PostFWIW older HSV's still have a bit to go.
I reckon a good VE GTS/Calais will go right up, as probably will upper spec VF's given time.
Have we seen FPV's and tickfords etc go up in value recently?
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Originally posted by nastysven View PostFWIW older HSV's still have a bit to go.
I reckon a good VE GTS/Calais will go right up, as probably will upper spec VF's given time.
Have we seen FPV's and tickfords etc go up in value recently?
1: Pretty much any manual pre BA Falcon is going up fast. Even pov pack AUs are highly sought after and hard to find in manual. Xr6/Xr8 from EA-AU are $12,000up. Cheapest manual AU on carsales is an xr6 180,000kms for $19500. Automatics are still worthless for most models.
2: VN-VX SS and HSV all seem to be increasing in value and difficult to find. I've been keeping an eye out for a Tiger Mica VT SS for ages now and haven't seen a single one for sale anywhere. Already seen some VF models more than retail.
3: I have seen cheap GC8 era WRXs popping up from $6000 but they are molested units with high Ks.
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Originally posted by fury View PostThings have certainly changed since the 60-70 classics where it's only a few rare models where people will pay silly prices for "matching numbers " type cars...otherwise tastefully modified is fine.
Back on topic, I think that unmodded early WRX's will fetch good money compared to a modded one as once something is touched it's hard to prove it was done right.
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Originally posted by brasher View PostI still yearn for one of those mustard yellow club spec eco 4’s
Clean, unmodded GC8s are like finding a unicorn dick. 2dr STIs are proper drug money. $50-$60K minimum........approaching $100K for your ultra low mileage ones that have been in a hermetically sealed chamber their whole life. 4drs are $40-$50K.
There's heeeaaaaps of people after CSE3 & 4s. Ii've got people wanting to buy my CSE4 every other week. Had a note left on it week before last. Stocker aside from STI pink springs and a 3" exhaust. If I won Powerball tomorrow, i'd take it to someone along with a briefcase of cash and tell them to pull it apart, whatever you can buy new from Subaru go and buy it and make it perfect. I should probably start buying Powerball tickets.
I bought it in 2006. Back then no one looked twice at it. Now, it seems to attract more attention. I just don't see them on the road anymore. MY94/95/96 models are basically non-existent.
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I saw a GC8 at ikea today and then realised why I was excited - had not seen in AGES on the road.
Would have another one in a heartbeat, but then I remember all the shit that makes me hate them, so probably wouldnt.
RS Libs are in the same boat too - can't find a good one.Originally posted by brasherTJ is 99% African American.
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