Loyale 2.7 Turbo

I Agree. Also I run my "BumbleBeast" with the timin' belts Naked and I use it as Daily driver on Weekdays (60% usage) and as Off-Roader in Weekends (40% Usage) since Long time ago, and I Never had any Timing Belts issues, so far. Also, I Agree that lettin' them off, will lead to a much Faster (and Easier) Timing Belt job. Kind Regards.

Well, for those people who want -or Need- to Change the Steering Wheel on those Good Ol' Subies, let me tell you that I've seen some old-school subies with Toyota (Tercel?) Steering Wheels... and I Bet that they're not using adapters. Who's gonna use an adapter to swap those kind of Steering wheels, anyway? Let me Share a couple of Photos: Kind Regards.

The Subaru Rex is a 3/4 Scale Justy, with a Two Cylinder Engine; this is a Photo of a Rare 1984 Subaru Rex-Combi 4WD Turbo!

Yep, You're Right... I was thinking about use them as off-road Light, but also as Fog Lights on road; our Mountains usually are very Foggy by Night, so I need a More Focused Beam Pattern. Kind Regards.

Since I've been Posting interior Photos of "Sporty" Subaru Models with rare optional Steering Wheels, this is a Photo of a Sporty Subaru R2: and This is how the Subaru R2 does Look Like: Kind Regards.

Yes, those models with two-door Rear, are named "Tailgate Wagons" and subaru kept that design on Early Leone Models; I've seen a Couple here, on USMB.

I've been Posting interior Photos of "Sporty" Subaru Models with rare optional Steering Wheels. ~► Here, and this is a Photo of a Sporty Subaru R2: ...nothing to do with the 360. Kind Regards.

Yet another Sports Steering Wheel Photo:

Thank you for the Link... ...You're Right: They are Extremly Brilliant, but they are Not inexpensive. Also they doesn't focus the Light Beam, so those kind of LED lights could be Hazardous to use on road. Kind Regards.

Nice Green Paint! ... There is another Member's Subaru painted in Similar tone Green...

I Agree: Seems like all the Non enclosed-reflected LED setups are only "Useful" as Daytime running lights. Yes, Me too... I Ended installing New Halogens in New Underbumper enclosures. Kind Regards.

No, I Don't own them; those are Photos I collected from the internet, to Share here with you. Kind Regards.

I Found More Detailed Photos of these "Sports" Steering Wheels for the Subaru Leone (Gen II and III): Beside that those Usually says: "SUBARU" on their centerpiece, this ones Has the Subaru Logo: Closer Look: The "Other" centerpiece Design: I Like the Designer's Signature.

The JDM Brochure for the 1984 Gen III Leone Turbo, shows a Rear Wiper:

I Agree it is Nice, but the Turbo is Not a Legacy, is a Gen III Leone, a.k.a: Loyale. Kind Regards.

Pics & Info of a Subaru Leone (Gen III) with STi Conversion, ~► Here.

Well, beside the Older Gen Subaru Leone (Gen III) a.k.a: "Loyale" Luxury Sedans with Rear Wipers... ...Some Markets can obtain that feature (Rear Wiper) on Newer Gen Subarus, such like Legacy Sedans: Wiper Removed: More info: ~► Here. Kind Regards.

Scott: I shared the adapter photos with you, because I am Sure that you can build them too, and those could be Good Idea to put for sale on your Store. Much Easier than sending the Hubs for redrill... Kind Regards.

Those are Custom, done by the Russian Owner of this Beautiful Subaru: Here you can see how the 4X100 Rims does fit on it: By the Way, it is a Luxury edition, which came factory with Rear Wiper! Kind Regards.

Well, beside Subaru Leone Sedans with Rear Wiper... ...Legacy Sedans got that as option too, for certain Markets: Kind Regards.

The JDM Brochure for the 1984 Gen III Leone Turbo, shows a Rear Wiper: Yep, I Like Legacies with Rear Wiper...

Well, Cherry Blossom = Pink Colour ... ... Pretty interesting for a intake manifold. I Thought that you already Sold the GL "SkiWagon" isn't it?

This is the Winch, isn't it? It was posted on the "Strange & Weird Subaru Stuff" Thread, long time ago...

That is 4X100

I Suggested 4X114.3 Pattern, and I Shared how I've done it on 4X140 Subarus in the Past: But Now I came across this Photos of an adapter plate for Wheel Lug Conversion: What do you think about it? Kind Regards.