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Old 26-07-2011, 02:33 PM
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Looks great and is a real one off.

What's really weird is that i was reading about this very car somewhere within the last couple of weeks. Can't for the life of me remember where though.
2nd that saw this on Pistonheads, great read.

Lovely car matey!
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Old 26-07-2011, 05:46 PM
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Its about the only scoob i didnt guess.... Would have got you more drunk to find out, but the nekked ladies took my mind off quizzing you lol
lol They were very very distracting. i've known for a little while too but was sworn to secrecy!
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Old 26-07-2011, 06:26 PM
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i wonder if you'll be on Prodrive's Christmas card list now?

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Old 26-07-2011, 07:10 PM
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You cant just go around banning people, especially on their birthday

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Old 26-07-2011, 08:06 PM
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Thanks everyone for all the kind coments.

Happy birthday matey 45 hey!
Not bad pace for an old boy
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Thanks everyone for all the kind coments.

Happy birthday matey 45 hey!
Not bad pace for an old boy
Cheeky young whippersnapper!!
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Old 26-07-2011, 08:20 PM
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Thanks everyone for all the kind coments.

Happy birthday matey 45 hey!
Not bad pace for an old boy
Errrr with a rare car like that ONLY 1 IN THE WORLD! Your not exactly going to be trading paint with anyone young or old. Best hire one next time we go eh? Rare for next year a 22b & a white P1 on the Ring. That in it's self is worth the trip. I can see a mag getting interested in that.
















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Old 26-07-2011, 08:51 PM
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Martin, do you know Jackie at Prodrive ?


Agree with some aforementioned comments. I've been heavily involved on the P1 scene for 5 years now and Martin's white P1 has always been one of the most talked about and respected P1's on the planet. There are no others with a history that comes close.

I've attended many events when Steve's P1 was there and so I have seen the attention it gets ........ so Mr Crowman I suggest you start learning from the wealth of literature that came with the car mate as you can expect many to fire all the questions at you.

A lot of us in the P1Woc are really glad it has gone to a good man.
I've mentioned to many that Martin may look like something that lives in a ditch but he will cherish the P1
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Old 26-07-2011, 08:55 PM
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Martin, do you know Jackie at Prodrive ?


I've mentioned to many that Martin may look like something that lives in a ditch but he will cherish the P1
Now that's fu.king funny
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Old 26-07-2011, 09:17 PM
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Nice looking car Martyn glad you finally got one sorted, but.....

Apart from it being rare is it really a step forward from the other one? Looks like the old one without the graphics and you can't really do anything to it if you want to keep it rare. Only my opinion and not wishing to put a downer on your new purchase lol
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Martin, do you know Jackie at Prodrive ?
Cracking lady, a real petrol head and the person to speak to if you want to go too or get Prodrive involved in anything.
Delt with her several times on all my trips to Prodrive, shame I did't know of her when I applied for a Job in 1998....LOL....
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Old 26-07-2011, 09:35 PM
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Clive I have just virtually choked on my profiteroles very fookin funny mate.
A ditch, you git

I am a member of P1OC and will be posting my very first post very soon.
I have feeling I will be on there rather alot in the future.
I know very little about the P1 other than what I've read in last 2 weeks.

Rich
Very fair coments mate, looks wise, I have always hankered for a 3 door but honestly was not looking for one.
The things I wanted from a new scoob was something different and as I'm getting more and more anal, I wanted something to clean and love like I did my classic.

I do have to say I took it for some country lane fun and it's spot on, virtually no lag and sticks to road so well, it's on a par with my classic for handling, but much more refined.

Love it.

As already said thanks for all coments guys, positive, negative and general, all interesting to me.
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Old 26-07-2011, 09:35 PM
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JRM have employed most of the X Prodrive team up North. You can still apply for a job mate. It would only help JRM/Sumo as the team they have at the mo is sh.t!!!
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Old 26-07-2011, 09:37 PM
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Sorry Clive/ Scott missed the bit about Jackie, I don't know her.
Previous owner Steve said she came up to him at the show on Sunday to say she was shocked to hear it was sold
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Old 26-07-2011, 09:58 PM
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Sorry Clive/ Scott missed the bit about Jackie, I don't know her.
Previous owner Steve said she came up to him at the show on Sunday to say she was shocked to hear it was sold
She would want to keep in touch as I expect she would want the car at some events.

Worth pinging her a mail (leave the bit out about the ditch tho')

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Old 26-07-2011, 10:08 PM
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Martin, I was just sitting here thinking of when I first collected my P1 in Jan 2005 and bearing in mind it was on standard suspension, brakes and the only mods were the PPP and was running 310 BHp.

I've been lucky enough to have driven many Scoobs now and the P1 has a TOTALLY difference feel to all of them. In relation to handling the nearest to the P1 is the RA which is stiffer.
The P1 set up is brilliant and your bottle will go before the car does.

Like the SES the P1 Woc are a close bunch of good guys and tyres are always being compared in relation the suspension set up and the best tyre but a mile is the Hankook V12 Evo's. Awesome rubber !

Stick then on and you will have a car that frightens yer !

Then get it to nearly 600 Bhp and you will start 5hitting yourself
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Old 26-07-2011, 11:06 PM
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Thanks Scott, Nice one.

Clive, I have alot to learn and will be driving people nuts on P1 Woc, you included mate

Would you say the 300bhp is a safety first type figure/map
I would really like to be at 350/350 , that would satisfy me.
600bhp will need a promotion or a bit of luck on the lottery

I am eager to find out everything about the P1, i am an impatient bugger

The car is going to go in for some paintwork, as there are some small areas that need attention now, to ensure they dont get worse.

Any recomendations for paint guy/company
I dont mind paying top money if its right, which in this case it needs to be spot on.
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Old 27-07-2011, 07:05 AM
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I dont mind paying top money if its right, which in this case it needs to be spot on.
Martyn ,

I have absoulully no hesitation in recommending

DC. Coachworks. (Pondswood industrial estate Hastings/St Leonards)

for any painting, they are not the cheapest,

but they are the best.

They work on classic and vintage motors worth often more than 6 figures,
Come and see me on Saturday.
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Old 27-07-2011, 07:15 AM
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Old 27-07-2011, 08:15 AM
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Then get it to nearly 600 Bhp and you will start 5hitting yourself

That's worrying - Mart's bowels are loose enough outside a car, let alone in it!!

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Old 27-07-2011, 08:26 AM
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That's worrying - Mart's bowels are loose enough outside a car, let alone in it!!

lol Keith, your right there mate
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Old 27-07-2011, 09:31 AM
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Old 27-07-2011, 01:00 PM
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SPR Coachworks at Hailsham mate.

I wouldn't use anyone else when it comes to paint. They use more lacquer than anyone I know and thats one reason the P1 is easy to keep looking nice.

Lambo's, Bentleys, Main Porsche Dealers , GT40's, Mercs, Ferrari's you will see them all in their place and they are not expensive either.



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Ask for Darren or James. Tell them I mentioned you as a few of my previous mates have had deductions.

I bought my P1 off James.
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Old 27-07-2011, 06:15 PM
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Thanks for info guys.
Hailsham is very local to me and knowing how stunning cloves car looks I will be taking it there.
Cheers Clive, good shout
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Old 27-07-2011, 06:33 PM
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You know my thoughts on the car matey

I can also run you home from Hailsham no problem

Have to echo Martyn's thoughts about Steve (previous owner) was a great chap to meet and the bacon rolls and Tea were a great welcome on arrival too A top bloke

Just glad the car was what we expected it to be after leaving at silly o'clock to go look at it shame I was unable to pick it up with you

Enjoy it mate, you have brought a very special car there the history files alone must be worth a tidy sum too
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Old 27-07-2011, 06:36 PM
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come on treacle get some more pics up! or are you working away?
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Old 27-07-2011, 07:12 PM
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Cheers Ron, I owe you a bevy or two for sure.
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Old 27-07-2011, 09:27 PM
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So Martyn does this mean your be a proper car for the next tunnel run?
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Hi mate, it does indeed
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Old 27-07-2011, 10:06 PM
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So Martyn does this mean your be a proper car for the next tunnel run?
Talking of tunnel runs,

where is the new one that opened today.

That has to be done 1.5 miles long awesome.
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Old 27-07-2011, 10:40 PM
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hindhead on the A3.. lovely bit of dual carriageway imo.
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hindhead on the A3.. lovely bit of dual carriageway imo.
blimey all the way over there

a bit far out of london to go for a tunnel!
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Old 29-07-2011, 03:03 PM
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Love this car mate, top choice, seen this one in the flesh at the P1 meet by prodrive and must say it is stunning....
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Well, many of you know i have been looking to change my classic for something newer.
Having given up on the RAR due to its very high price & rareness and missing out on an S204, i had stopped looking .
Then The Pieman (Ron)sent me a link to a scoob.
I picked Ron up at 04.30am and he joined me for a 15 hour round trip to take a look.

The owner Steve and his wife mandy were waiting with a large plate of bacon rolls and mugs of tea a plenty, which were much needed, and very much apreciated.

It was chucking it down, but once it stopped for a few mins we got the cloths out and took a long hard look at the scoob, and it was just as described.

I could go on and on about this car, but i will save it,as i am going to bore you all many many times in future threads.
The car is filthy with bugs after a 7 hour drive, so a good clean required before i post any pics.

In an only fools and horse style
I am proud to unveil the "lesser Scoob"
Yep the only white P1 in existance - A very happy man indeed




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Big thanks to Steve for parting with such a special scoob.
great guy. Cheers mate

Its just a Type-R with a bodykit,whats all the fuss.

Did i say just before you drove off i had a month to re-consider,i want it back!!

I,m glad your happy with the car Martyn,i know its always a good sales pitch to say you want the car to go to a good home,but that really was important to me,as you know,i was,nt desperate to sell,but i could tell as soon as we started chatting you were the right guy to own the car,i would rather have kept it than sell it to just anybody.

I,m sure you,ll get as much enjoyment from it as i have,it really is the best car i,ve ever owned.

You mention it drives well,i think we kinda forgot to talk about that when you were here,strange that,but as you say,it does stick like s**t,i,ve owned 2 other Impreza,s before this one,and they were pretty good,but the P1 is shockingly good,i remember shouting at the top of my voice when i first drove it home,anybody seeing me must have thought i was a lunatic.

As for the map,i got it done at Tegsport (Steve Simpson)as soon as i got it,and he did say it would have easily acheived 350 bhp with a de-cat and a 3"backbox,so you should have no bother getting that sorted,i just put the 100 cell sport cat and kept the P1 stamped 2.5" backbox because it was my daily driver,so i wanted it running as safely as possible.

Anyway,enjoy the car mate,i,ll keep bobbing on to see how it progresses,and if you decide to sell it dont forget,i,ve got first shout

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You know my thoughts on the car matey

I can also run you home from Hailsham no problem

Have to echo Martyn's thoughts about Steve (previous owner) was a great chap to meet and the bacon rolls and Tea were a great welcome on arrival too A top bloke

Just glad the car was what we expected it to be after leaving at silly o'clock to go look at it shame I was unable to pick it up with you

Enjoy it mate, you have brought a very special car there the history files alone must be worth a tidy sum too

Cheers Ron

I,m glad i did,nt waste your time and it was what you both expected,i just hope i have a similar experience now i,m looking for something new

I hope your all sorted now as well mate,and i,ve a funny feeling your talents are going to be getting some serious use shortly,i think Southeastscoobies is going to be the shiniest Subaru club in Britain for a while,and i,m looking forward to the imminent photo shoots.

Some of the best Scoobs out there including Clives animal plus a photographer mate plus a detailer/perfectionist/sellers worst nightmare makes for some good times ahead

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Quick link as well Martyn

http://www.iwoc.co.uk/p1g.html
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Steve, lol type r with a body kit, ya bug g e r.
Keep me posted on how you get on with the replacement ,when you get it mate
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i appreciate the rarity of martyns being white and it looks fantastic

dont get me wrong the p1 is nice but i fail to see what the fuss is about with the p1.
i dont mean to sound harsh and nothing ment personally to anyone but if i had a 99 sti type ra with dccd in 1 hand an a 99 turbo 2000 in the other what would people rather go for? answer the sti as the euro version isnt half as good.

its the same story with the p1. being a euro version of type r there mapped diffrently for uk fuel but being euro spec thay dont have sti rear lights/sti dials or dccd as euro cars have abs instead and dont come with a sti spoiler hence prodrive put there own on it and only the laiter cars had the spots
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Quick geeky question martyn but as its the p1 prototype and is a type r base does it have the alloy bonnet not steel like the uk versions?

Was it a fully built working type r delivered to prodrive where they set to making it the way forword for the future p1s?
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all p1s were fully built type r,s given to prodrive for modifications and as such should have alloy bonnet
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oh cool, didnt know that,
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Guys, to be honest with you, I am still learning about my car and P1,s
I have owned a Jap import for 9yrs and know everything there is to know about it.
I brought the prototype for two reasons 1, it's a White 3 door, 2 it is 1 of 1and there will never be another.
I wanted something different and the prototype sure is different
It has amazing history to it, I mean to have the engineer test folders with all the testing at milbrook and Mira is just brilliant .
I believe the car started life as a group n but might be wrong.
Anyone that can asist with any further info please feel free to post.
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The prototype has no ABS , has IC water spray .
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The White Prototype was/is a group N donor car (V5 type R) that Prodrive had available to enable testing/development to begin whilst awaiting the Blue show cars (press vehicles), which were Blue Type R's that were finaly modded to look like the finished P1's.

The final P1's were vehicle specific cars and not type R's with bits removed or added by Prodrive the cars were fitted out in Japan and finished in the UK by Prodrive.

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Being the only variant to carry the Prodrive name still makes the P1 a little special to the enthusiasts, bare in mind it was the demand for the vehicle that increased the production run from 500 IIRC to the final 1000.... so demand for the vehicle has always been there.

Type R or P1 comes down to individual taste IMO and what the individual wants from the car. Personaly I would rather the P1, especially the White 1 but again this is just my opinion.
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Yes mate, am going to look for a mint set, also the car needs a few bits of paint work, nothing major, but has a few rust bubbles that need attention asap.

I will keep the wheels on it as i really like them and they are brand new, but will swap over for shows.

question is, do i decat? its really noticeable .
I wont go for big and loud for obviose reasons

Was thinking maybe Miltek
some wheels here that look like the originals, shame there's only 2 though : http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SUBARU-IMP...item4aa3480f68

It could look original from one side

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