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11-21-2003, 06:00 AM
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schaller people are good people. I been there couple times to get my car fixed (window seal). I actually had a good talk with one of their mechanics and they said that they are mod friendly only if they install and if you keep going back to them for maintenance. Overall, they are nice people.
11-21-2003, 08:29 AM
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Originally posted by IS300
schaller people are good people. I been there couple times to get my car fixed (window seal). I actually had a good talk with one of their mechanics and they said that they are mod friendly only if they install and if you keep going back to them for maintenance. Overall, they are nice people.
schaller people are good people. I been there couple times to get my car fixed (window seal). I actually had a good talk with one of their mechanics and they said that they are mod friendly only if they install and if you keep going back to them for maintenance. Overall, they are nice people.
). I have heard good things about their service department. I went out for lunch last Saturday with my wife, and the waitress saw our Schaller paperwork so she went on and on about how good their service department is. That was nice, but she could have at least given us free lunch.
11-24-2003, 02:12 PM
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Join Date: May 2003
Location: New England
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Hey redromatt - did you happen to see a lowered black STi on Route 34 Saturday evening (the 22nd) with tints and mudflaps? I had a cool guy driving an '04 red 2.5 roll up next to me and exchange some kind words......and FWIW I'll be at XX Tuning next Saturday (the 29th) for the bulk of the day. Anyone from the boards gonna be around???
01-05-2004, 09:31 AM
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WRX in Effect!
I live in Groton, and I've noticed the "I couldn't be bothered" look on people when I wave. My wife doesn't understand it, so someone might wave at my car and not get a response if she's driving. I just got her a Saab Viggen so now the Subies all mine again! Yay!
Anyway, I'm really up for some track days. I want to get into SCCA racing, so I need all the practice I can get. I was spoiled in Hawaii and California. They had legal racing set up out there all the time. 1/4's, 1/8's and track days. Me so sad.
Contact me if anyone can set up a decent track day. Peace out.
Jay
Anyway, I'm really up for some track days. I want to get into SCCA racing, so I need all the practice I can get. I was spoiled in Hawaii and California. They had legal racing set up out there all the time. 1/4's, 1/8's and track days. Me so sad.
Contact me if anyone can set up a decent track day. Peace out.
Jay
01-19-2004, 07:12 PM
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Hey guys I just got my STi Jan 7th, i live in norwich and I am willing to get together and learn more about my own and other subies. My car kicks ***, i love it so much, still breaking her in but I am still smiling all of the time. I would like to know about any major shows going on in CT throughout the year and maybe we can start up a CT Subie club or something, my dad has experience with antique car clubs so I can get some info on how to do this from him. If anyone is interested let me know.
01-24-2004, 10:52 PM
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New member from Meriden checking in, got an 04 STi but usually in my 99 VW Golf. When I'm in my Subaru, I wave to other owners and usually get a response back. However when I'm in my VW and give a wave, I get the cold shoulder. Well whatever, those kind of think don't dwell in my mind for too long. Anyhow, I've meet other subaru owners from other internet clubs and interested in any future meets from this club.