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Ok , I know this is an old thread ,,, but i have been looking too. This is a picture of one in Perth AUS. here's his webpage. http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2170613

DITTO!

carbon monoxide in the cabin is fun,,,, just go with it... ;p

Ha ha ha holy cow,,, looks like one of our "front row" beach cars after hurricain season LOL!

Ah,,, the little perks to having a rust brown GL:rolleyes: you just refer to the rusted areas as "acsent colors"

Some things to thing about,,, puting blocks under the engine mounts would actualy return the engine to it's proper pitch, because the automatic tranny has smaller lift blocks than the standard,,, also,, it would move the engin back away from the radiator,,,, also ,, i designed the pitch-stoper , to be adjustable within 1" ,,,,, just some things to consider

Anyone know which Subaru pancake engine is the most powerfull?

way cool!!! I want

:lol::lol:

emagin pulling up in walmart with those bad boys on )

Hope those in your family and club are without loss from the war , and that you can so start enjoying the countryside again soon.

wow,, right now,, that would be some really scarry off roading,, hope all are well there.

I test drove a 01 forester the other day,, there was so much of a unstopable vibration in the shifter , it was down right scarry,,, and it was on a subaru lot , so i figured they had to know about the problem, the machanic there at the dealership said it was "normal" go figure:-\. anyway, back to the subject, i have seen a forester with a 2 " lift ,, looked pretty cool:) But it's just hard to beat the way an old GL looks lifted

LOL yep ,, don't forget hidden diapers, Spiders!- eew!,, Fire Ants,,ect ect.

Can you use spacers on the motor mounts?? Very nice clear photos , by the way. I can see you have done alot of work to it. look forward to seeing it whaen you are finished .

nice olive drab youll have to rename it, unless you thinking of babypoop:grin:

Hey Dylan, Are you puting that motor in the poopwagon?

I added up the parts and labor involved to build one,, and if you had to buy these parts . it is much cheeper to buy the whole thing! http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=8060785885&fromMakeTrack=true http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/GREDDY-OIL-CATCH-RESERVOIR-TANK-CAN-SUBARU-IMPREZA-WRX_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ33556QQitemZ8062619709QQrdZ1 10 dollars for item and 20 for shipping, not bad.

Note to insurance company as to why they haven't recieved your payment,,, "The dog ate it"

Absolutly awesome Sube! I think i will move to Tazmania . It looks very pretty there!

DUDE!!!! LOOKS NICE!!! I like the choice on the simple Brush guard. You could of just bought mine!! LOL Im down near Wilmington, but im from Winston originaly! I just sold mine to Dylan from VA. I guess the NC lifted club is back down to two. Would be cool to take a couple of lifted subees to Yadkin and play in some red clay. Or you could bring it down to the beach and play in some sandy black peet,,, or drive it on one of ether the north or south ends of carolina beach. I already miss my old Subeee,, it never got stuck! I was going to try and "grow -up" but seeing those pics of your wagon in the mud gives me the SUB-BUG agian:lol:

Yeah,, If however you are planning to diconnect the lines,,you have to have the gas recaptured (evacuated) by a ac teck or if you know a HVAC tech he could do it for you.. ,i mean ,, you could just release it at the charge fitting,, but that would not be enviromentaly responsible

OK,, contestants,,,,, here's your clue's! #1 Mass quantities of oil leaking! #2 Oil Pan gaskit not leaking. #3 Valve cover not leaking. #4 Appears to be leaking out near some sort of "valve" in the rear of the engine The contestant that correctly identafies the the leak source , will win a 1 nights stay at their own home!* *all offers and prizes not valid within the area of the planet earth.

Yeah I had a roll-over going backwards at 35mph crushed my hand send blood squrting out the ends of my fingers,,,,, not fun Dr, I like your new avatar

nice lower rear and rocker panels:slobber: