This is just a feeler, I'm thinking about selling my car, just want to see what kind of offers I get without parting everything out, I don't really want to deal with the partout. I have a number in my mind and if I get an offer close to it, I will sell it.

All suspension/brake/transmission parts were installed by SpeedElement. Engine work was done by EQ Tuning. Engine parts, turbo, etc. only have 9k miles on it. got it tuned 2 yrs ago and I've only driven 9k miles

There's more on the car but I can't remember. I bought this car brand new in Dec. of '03. I will include all the stock parts that I have.

If I sell it right now, I will need to find a different set of rims and tires since I'm running on my friends rims and tires, the Volks in the pics has been sold. If someone wants to bring their own rims and tires, I can knock some $$ off the price.

Transmission grinds going into 4th at high RPMs, but it's fine when driving normal, prob just need new synchros.

I just fix the AC 3 months ago, and I've only turned it on once, I rarely drive this car now that I have DD.

Please PM me if you or you know of someone that's interested with an offer, please no lowballing. KBB has it for $10k for excellent.

BUYER DEALS WITH SMOG!

Thanks for looking!

Here's a list of parts:

Exterior:

STi V2 Front Lip (real deal, bought it way back when Gruppe-S was here, there 2 small cracks)
EGR Sideskirts
OEM Rear Lip
STi Mesh Fog Covers
STi Grill
STi Hood Scoop
JDM sidemarkers (not shown in pic)
EDM STi Headlights with 6k HID
STi Rain Visors
Tinted windows (50% Front, 35% Rear, 15% Back Window)

Interior:

Recaro Speed Seats with Red Stiching
2004 Rear Seats
Custom Suede Door Cards
STi 5 Speed Shiftknob (have brand new STi shifter trim, never installed, will be include)
Mattjk Screen
Pioneer DVD/CD/MP3 player
Hertz Speakers
OEM All Season Floormats
JDM STi Red Hazard Button
05 STi Steering wheel (not installed)

Suspenion:

Tein Flex with EDFC
27mm Whiteline Front Sway Bar w/ Endlinks
24mm Whiteline Rear Sway Bar w/ Endlinks
Front and Rear Whiteline Strut Bar
Whiteline Steering Rack Bushing
Whiteline Rear Camber Bolts

Transmission:

ACT Street Cluch
Competition Flywheel
Kartboy Short Shifter w/ Front & Rear Bushings
Group N Transmission Mount

Brakes:

Subaru 4pots/2pots conversion
Stoptech Rotors
SS Lines
Axxis Ultimate Pads (will include set of HPS pads)

Engine:

VF43
565 STi Pink Injectors
STI TMIC
Perrin Inlets
Perrin 2 Piece Downpipe w/ Cats
Grimmspeed Crosspipe
Bosal Catback
APS 65mm Cold Air Intake
HKS V2 BOV
Group N Engine Mount
Fluidyne Raidator
Crucial Thermostat

Pics: they are old, but it's all I have.

 

Willing to part out the EDM headlights or switch trade + cash for stockers?

 

not looking to part out right now, just want to see what someone is willing to offer me. And I have stock headlights

 

bummp this car is freshh

 

If you do part out I'd take the lip asap

 

Buyer does not deal with smog! It is the legal obligation that the seller ensure smog is up to date on any vehicle being sold. Dont try to pawn it off on the buyer. Look it up!

 

^ thats what I was about to say lol

BUMP for a clean car but it is the sellers job to smog the car

 

If the buyer doesn't end up selling the lip you can jump in on the Group Buy that's happening right now from RavSpec as they have used the actual mold from the Version 2 lip to make a replica lip.

http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/show....php?t=1758037

To the OP - Very clean looking car.
Good Luck with the sale if you do end up selling it.

 

not illegal if buyer agrees, I've sold cars where I didn't smog

 

if parting out im interested in those side skirts

 

true you can agree that you will smog the car when you buy it but the law is the law and it is the sellers job to do the smog, I dont see why the car will not pass smog, I passed with a built engine, 30r and a fmic..

http://www.dmv.ca.gov/vr/smogfaq.htm

When a car is sold, who is responsible for the inspection?

The seller is required to provide the buyer with a valid smog inspection certification at the time of the sale or transfer. Smog certifications are good for 90 days from the date of issuance.

The inspection is not required on a transfer if a biennial smog certification was submitted to DMV within 90 days prior to the vehicle transfer date (a vehicle inspection report may be required for proof of certification).

NOTE: Smog certifications are not required for transfers that occur for a gasoline powered motor vehicle that is four or less model years old. (Determine the oldest-qualifying year model by subtracting three from the current year) the four or less model years old rule does not apply to diesel powered vehicles. A smog transfer fee will be collected from the new owner.

 

^just drop it..

 

Dam nice bug-i. someone get one that!

 

keep the car and give it to your son.... lolol

 

bump for a good guy!