TheLoyale

My '95 Outback. '91 L (MilesFox) '94 GT 4EAT (MilesFox) Impreza Meet. '99 2.5 RS WRX wagon (WagonKenny) Straf-Motorsports Team 2.5RS wagon (RIP)

Account has been fixed. Somehow my password was altered (And was waiting for conformation from an email account which doesn't exist) I'll second the one-off skid plate. I changed the email on the Safariwagon account to another of mine, just haven't gotten on to accept the change.

That was to obvious.

The grill actually looks pretty decent without the slats. WTF is "m4d jD/\/\ grill" some type of aftermarket joke?

You added the Passing light?

Welcome aboard! -Tom

I see your 1,767 Post count and raise you 2,233! 4,000 posts biotch!

Yeah, same thing goes for WI. Could always tie some chains on those springs and compress them, like they used to do on lowriders

This is an EA81 wagon, and you are worried about handing? :-p But yes, I'm sure its extremely stiff and bounces a lot which is not great in snowy conditions. Those Iceland guys have some amazing Subarus out there way.

Not totally impractical. It sits about as high as an Impreza, still high enough for snow.

Inner shaft seal is leaking into the knuckle where the Birfeild is.

Well this is a "Toyota" Thread.

Yes, I also thought Subaru offered hubcaps like that on their line of vehicles in the 80s?

Its probably better in the snow then a Subaru, as I can go through even deeper snow, I have more power and torque, more weight and solid axles. Once I get decent matching tires on this beast, there is nothing gonna stop it. Stopping is an issue for any vehicle, worst comes to worst, lock up the wheels, and toss it in reverse and give'er some gas. My parents had an '88 Hilux 5spd that was hugged the road in a blizzard.

I haven't really been driving it due to the front axle. Plus we don't have any snow. I'm keeping it, cause I'll never find another in this good of shape.

I like how they stuck Forester wheels on that XT Convt.

Its actually a used mirror, but works like new (Sure a lot cheeper) No worries on the hijack.

One of the nicest Sedans I have seen in a long time. Sits real good!

New uncracked mirror!

I had a set of the SJR Adaptors, pretty cool stuff. Sold them to a dude on here for his Baja project.

The wheels on that Brat are actually Trailer rims. Pretty cool. http://www.trailer-wheels.com/15-inch-White-Spoke-Trailer-Wheel-6-on-5-12_p_954.html&catid=272