Bratwerst

THANK YOU!!!! I've been on the look out for one of those for awhile, and with it being listed under subaru I'm sure I could get it real cheap Need it for my moms and my 77 (for anyone interested enough to look - heres a pic, I love this car ) Our Nova (77 sedan) - Erik Hosa - Tacoma, WA -

not to nit-pick; but he did say REVIEVER HITCH - not tow-hooks, its big differnce if you need to use the reciver hitch By the way - I like those bars more than the next guy, but he wasn't saying "LOOK LOOK MY BUMPER IS BETTER" He made it from raw materials for (i've priced this out) at most 1/10th the cost of that bar. I respect him for it, I still think it looks cool - you have the right to your own opinion though, just stating mine... - Erik - Tacoma, wa -

Just some friendly advice on the trashwagon paint scheme, first off I love it (planned a paint scheme just like it but with red instead of orange a couple years back) but until you get your license I'd hold off on the spraypaint - don't want to draw too much attention when youd don't want to be noticed - you know what I mean??? (why our nova hasnt been washed in months, chrome is just too damn shiney!) Anywho - glad to hear your blessed with yet another subaru trashwagon and a job - Erik Hosa - Tacoma, WA -

Good job, I like it! (i think the super-boxy looks particularly good with the extra-boxy styling of the EA82 wagon) Anyone else want to make me jones for a welder even more??? - Erik - Tacoma, WA -

Brian - coolest part of that.... its not chopped :big grin: Its just panel-sealed up - with a B-pillar accent panel (that black curve behind the window) and its lowered. I also already know how to do every single step of this, only things I'd really need are a welder and torch/plasma-cutter... maybe an air-shear could hack-it (pun intended)

Waited for ages for you to get back yestrday but obviously you didn't come back so I didn't get to show you... I DID photoshop it, but I think I did a good job - yes I'm guilty - but if this doesn't change your mind on doing this how I think you should do it... your a dink and a half!!! And to all those who are following this thread - feel free to look but don't go stealin my idears :wink: cause if he's not going to do it - I need to find a gen1 wagon to do this to myself - Erik - Tacoma, WA -