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SubaruMV1800

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About SubaruMV1800

  • Birthday 03/05/1992

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    neil_barron@hotmail.com

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  • Location
    East Yorkshire, England
  • Interests
    Subaru's, Guitars, Rabbiting
  • Occupation
    Student
  • Vehicles
    1993 Mv

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  1. yeah lol, its normally quite an event if me or my dad sees one, we have two, the good one, in the display pic n one exact same but a year older for parts

  2. thats it! lol, ive got another 2, one field basher, the other on project for full sti conversion, and the one in my display as a daily, was amazed, saw another one on the road today as well, i went spastic hahaha

  3. yeah lol, not many mv's left around here, all rotted away

  4. haywards heath, sussex, just the fact your user name was MV, usually its brat! lol, well, at least theres someone else from england!

  5. Driffield in East Yorkshire, just up from Hull, you?

  6. hi mate, where you from?

  7. That looks nice, I reckon you could get more than £1000 for that, also if you are in an area where there arn't too many around, you might get a little more, because they are very desirable, especially if your in a rura area. Neil
  8. Hi, Looking at what MV's tend to go for over here, yours sounds like you could get £1000 easily, maybe more, would be able to tell better from some pics though. Neil.
  9. thanks for the reply, the rally tyres i have found are for forest areas and someone put them on a Brat a couple of years ago and said they were good on wet grass etc. And they are pretty cheap so i might end up going for them Neil
  10. thanks for the info. I'm not sure what the price of a lift kit would be and as i'm on a limited budget i might not be able to afford one. So I will probably end up doing a lot of cutting and hammering to make them fit. Neil
  11. I have found some tyres 195/80/M/15 which would go onto 15 inch rims from a scrapyard, would I need to do that much cutting?? (just so i know) thanks, Neil
  12. thanks for the advice, i am trying to prepare for when i eventually get one so i know wat i'm doing, so i'm not going to buy anything untill i get the pickup itself.
  13. thanks for the reply, my Dad has had 2 EA82's 2 brats and 2 EA81's, and when my neighbour whose a mechanic has repaired them hes always said it was easy enough to work on. But if i got an EA82 i could strip the interior out to try to make it a bit lighter which would help a little. But as i mentioned the main problem is finding one. If there was an EA82 i would go for it. Anyone got any info on the justy?? thanks Neil
  14. Hi, I am trying to find a subaru brat here in the U.K and its proving difficult to find one in this area, so i was wondering what is the L-series(Loyale??) like to drive off-road and to learn how work on cars, and also what is a justy like to drive off-road and learn how to work on cars, it would just give me a better chance of finding a car if I like the sound of either or both os these two. Thanks Neil
  15. "It entirely depends on the outside diameter of the tire you choose." thank you. Would putting 14/15/16inch rims on give me much more ground clearance or am I better off Adjusting the Suspension then putting the rims on, or i think i might be able to source a lift kit from the UK
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