(Wrong forum?) EOI - What's my wagon worth?
Posted: Fri Oct 28, 2011 7:23 pm
G'day all. As above, I am not 100% sure where this should go, feel free to correct me.
So due to lifestyle changes, the Scoobie might have to go to make way for a better and more sensible vehicle. It's not on the market as yet, but I'd like to know what it is worth. I rarely see wagons for sale, but have seen quite regularly a lot of Brumby's in worse condition than the wagon getting sold within a week of being advertised in the local rag.
The car has just under 221,000 km's on the clock, and the whole vehicle is as stock as. It's a white MY wagon, EA81, 4-speed Manual.
It's got 3 spare wheels, all stock steel rims, and 5 of the wheels have Bridgestone Turanza AR-10 tyres fitted that have never seen a drive on the open road (but the occasional short drive on PRIVATE PROPERTY).
It's got the usual suspects, a cracked front windscreen and slight rust in the bottom passengers side, but does not leak at all. There are no cracked lights, and all the electrics work perfectly. No stereo/door speakers. When it was still in rego when I got it, it had no trouble keeping up with the olds '10 Outback Diesel on-road (which has never ever had a single issue with "The Shudder", don't know how people must be driving these) and flies past it on the dirt, grass, mud and anything else. It handles like it's on rails, but that must be a common Subaru thing.
TIA and cheers, Mick.
PS - there's a thread with some pics, somewhere...
So due to lifestyle changes, the Scoobie might have to go to make way for a better and more sensible vehicle. It's not on the market as yet, but I'd like to know what it is worth. I rarely see wagons for sale, but have seen quite regularly a lot of Brumby's in worse condition than the wagon getting sold within a week of being advertised in the local rag.
The car has just under 221,000 km's on the clock, and the whole vehicle is as stock as. It's a white MY wagon, EA81, 4-speed Manual.
It's got 3 spare wheels, all stock steel rims, and 5 of the wheels have Bridgestone Turanza AR-10 tyres fitted that have never seen a drive on the open road (but the occasional short drive on PRIVATE PROPERTY).
It's got the usual suspects, a cracked front windscreen and slight rust in the bottom passengers side, but does not leak at all. There are no cracked lights, and all the electrics work perfectly. No stereo/door speakers. When it was still in rego when I got it, it had no trouble keeping up with the olds '10 Outback Diesel on-road (which has never ever had a single issue with "The Shudder", don't know how people must be driving these) and flies past it on the dirt, grass, mud and anything else. It handles like it's on rails, but that must be a common Subaru thing.
TIA and cheers, Mick.
PS - there's a thread with some pics, somewhere...