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Post a picture of your car here Part 4 (quote a picture, get a 24h ban!!)
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My throwback Friday
My Subaru legacy b4 rsk. Was one of the very first in the country 13 years ago. Very hard to get a nice b4 now a days. Im always on the look out for one.
Had
5zigen cat back (popped and banged on occasions)
SSR wheels
8 pot k sport brakes (one of the first sets in the country)
Zerosports coilovers
Blitz induction kit and dumpvalve
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ShadowHearth wrote: »
I really want to get cheap e34 525 as a project though, another car on my "to own" list. I would still keep scooby.
I've been looking for the same, even a 518/520, not happening unfortunately, they're being bought by enthusiasts and restored, very little remaining at project car prices
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Foxhole Norman wrote: »I've been looking for the same, even a 518/520, not happening unfortunately, they're being bought by enthusiasts and restored, very little remaining at project car prices
I know someone who has one for sale
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Marty McFly wrote: »
What's your first impressions of it?
thanks, yeah, excellent, obviously I'll be taking it handy enough the first 1000km or so but serious pulling power even up to 4000rpm. Goes through the gears nicely with the flappy paddles. The ride is nowhere near as firm as what I was expecting. Makes a great sound aswell
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thanks, yeah, excellent, obviously I'll be taking it handy enough the first 1000km or so but serious pulling power even up to 4000rpm. Goes through the gears nicely with the flappy paddles. The ride is nowhere near as firm as what I was expecting. Makes a great sound aswell
I demand a video of said sound
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I would have loved a 75 back in the day. Unfortunately the easiest way to pick one up these days would be by using a dustpan and brush.
yea i had 2 75s both 2liter twinsparks, no pic of my other sadly but it was a menacing black metallic.
the engines were bulletproof last of the chain driven twin cam 8 valves:cool:
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Snotaul Goodman wrote: »A free poormans caddy i'll have you know! :pac:
its the only way to travel
no but seriously im very jealous of your new free van :cool:you did well to get something so new, i was worried you would be lumbered with some rusty deathtrap as the noob in your new job:)0
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