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I'd be interested in purchasing some dvd's. Price would be a huge factor in whether or not I bought them or not. I'm kind of a cheapskate.

A little Green Day is always good.

I would love to see one with a gl/dl/loyale wagon. Only because I am selfish and I want something with my car on it. My two cents. COOL DESIGN.

Morgan, thanks for the list. It will be a great help as I get the car ready for a little off-road riding. Got the cb installed today. Not to difficult. Luckily, the maintence staff where I work are very helpful. I just mentioned in passing that I needed to hook up my cb and our maintence supervisor said he would help. Basically, I got to watch as he hooked it up.

My brakes went out right in front of an Autozone so I pulled in and used the emergency break to stop. The manager said I could leave it there as long as I wanted as long as I bought the parts from him. It was a 24 hr. store so I left it there 2 weeks and then a friend and I fixed it in the parking lot.

Anyone ever been to the Uwharrie National Forest in North Carolina to drive the trails? Just found them on the web and it looks interesting. The trail system is open till 12/15/04. From what the pictures show it looks like the loyale might be able to handle them.

I have found a 91 legacy for sale. I have not seen it yet or talked with the owner, but the ad says high mileage and they are asking $700 neg. I own a 90 loyale ea82 which leaks oil (i think they all do). My question is do the legacy motors (ej22?) leak oil as bad as the ea82's? Are they reliable engines? I don't know if it is an auto. or man. transmission, but should I stay away from one or the other? Thanks for any input.

There is a place down here in NC that only sells and services Peugeots. Great amount of wheels to choose from, but they happen to be a little more expensive then a junkyard. I googled "Peugeot" and found this place.

Slowly but surely I am preparing my loyale to do some off road driving. I purchased a cb radio today (radio shack $30) and I have going back and forth on some pug rims with larger off road tires.

www.sunsetcoachmen.com is their web page. Their wheels aren't cheap, but they have anything you could want. They quoted me some prices, but I thought if went down there then maybe I could bargain with them a bit. I am going to get 14" alloys. I think they quoted me $60 ea.

I looked up Concord on mapquest (there are something like 7 Concords in NC). I am planning a trip to Charlotte, I was going to go today but my car was disagreeable, to pick up some Pug wheels. There is a place in Charlotte and all they do is sell old Puegots. I am usually off on Mondays so I am planning to go next week.

I would classify myself as an interested owner also, but it is a blast reading all the information that is on this board. These guys and girls know their stuff and are extremely friendly, generous and most importantly they are not condescending to those of us who don't have a clue (that's me). What major NC city are your boonies located near?

I am in Wake Forest, 15 min. north of Raleigh. Concord is in the western part of the state isn't it? I make my way to Asheville a few times a year with work.

THE CLUNKING IS GONE!!! $40 to John my mechanic and the problem was solved. Loose hardwear in the rear brakes.

so if i take a chance and try to fix this problem myself any other things to do to pinpoint the problem. i have a hayes manual. i will check the lug nuts no problem. how do i check the u joints and drive shaft? would the brakes or wheel bearings be causing this noise? any other tips will be greatly appreciated.