Nebraska 1980 Brat and 1979 GL wagon
In front of our family's 160 year old farm house
Ready to race!!
Subaru owners and their dogs 
Last year with my niece's slightly newer wagon
More to come.....
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Family Tradition: For Subaru owning familes
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Subaaaroo Nick
, Feb 12 2013 03:48 PM
1980 Brat 1979 GL Wagon 1st Generation Family Tradition
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Subaaaroo Nick
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Posted 12 February 2013 - 03:48 PM
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turbosubarubrat
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Posted 12 February 2013 - 04:12 PM
feel free to post more family Subaru's here too
thats going to be a challenge but maybe they wiil sit by each other someday for a pic. right now we have 2 78 brats, 79 brat, 83 turbo wagon, 85 brat, and a 94 loyal.
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Brock Samson
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Posted 12 February 2013 - 04:53 PM
My first brat, and second one next to it. (i was 15 and didn't respect things yet)
My uncle's Brat i learned to drive on. and drained the battery listening to cassette tapes often
(behind it is his first Brat in need of rebuilding, and a 73 Datsun pickup)
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Dinky26
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Posted 12 February 2013 - 07:23 PM
That is an awesome little family of Soobs you have there Nick.
My heart goes out you for sticking with farming. I know first hand it IS SO NOT EASY.... Just looking at the combine you have sitting in the back ground tells me you REALLY earn every dime you make. Neither my brother nor I had the will or drive to carry on the family farm, so we had to sell out when my dad passed....talk about A HAARD DAY THAT SALE WAS....my friend JACK was with me all day that Saturday...still brings tears around every now and then, just wasn't meant to be though :'(.
Keep up the good work Nick, oh Yeah I love the good looking do you have too:)
My heart goes out you for sticking with farming. I know first hand it IS SO NOT EASY.... Just looking at the combine you have sitting in the back ground tells me you REALLY earn every dime you make. Neither my brother nor I had the will or drive to carry on the family farm, so we had to sell out when my dad passed....talk about A HAARD DAY THAT SALE WAS....my friend JACK was with me all day that Saturday...still brings tears around every now and then, just wasn't meant to be though :'(.
Keep up the good work Nick, oh Yeah I love the good looking do you have too:)
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