Back from New Zealand.

[Skippy]

Can't believe the price of 89-90 Rs's ($1000), for a clapped out one with around 200,000 km on it.

They love the twin turbo legacys as I stopped counting the amount I saw just driving around.

[sepsis]

they are a dime a dozen here, has its advantages in some ways.

decent 89-92\93 are $4-$6k with 130-150kms on em and in reasonable condition.

[V8eta]

Yep its great,
and the insurance on them is cheap too.

[2l_milk]

Damn that is unbeliveable $1000 is crazy you guys are luck sepsis good way of keep the population down though with all the 16 yr olds driving them lol

[sepsis]

Damn that is unbeliveable $1000 is crazy you guys are luck sepsis good way of keep the population down though with all the 16 yr olds driving them lol

funny you say that, last I heard we were in the top 3 worst countries in the world for road related death per capita, and a good percentage of those would be kids aged 15-24. but you know what I never heard of anyone dying in a legacy, although I'm sure its happened plenty.

[martino]

Just got back from NZ (Queenstown) this morning, could not get over how many newer Liberty (Legacy) GTs/GTBs/B4's there were. Approx every 1 in 4 cars on the street was a Lib.

The prices in the local car classifieds made me cry too - $16k for a 2000+ GT.

98 turbo Forries for under $10k!

*sigh*

[thomas]

Yeah tell me about it! i went into a performance dealing in christchurch , omg.

[sepsis]

not only that fellas, but we dont have a lot of the rediculous laws you guys have to put up with (the turbotimer one cracks me up), I think victoria is worst for this though yeah?

[goq11k]

what the hell is a VS or VT or something overthere, I was amazed at the difference in badging more than the amount to counted, as i lost count after 1999....