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06-05-2008, 08:33 PM

zamorajoel

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Stealth Wagon Project

Hey everyboby I new to this forum, but not to the world of Subies. I first became fascinated when I lived in JDM land back in 1998. Moved back to Cali in 2002. I owned a truck for 4 years until I finally spotted a Legacy on Craigslist for $1500. I bought it and the rest is history. Here are some pics of my ride, from it's early stages to now. There is still a lot of things I want to do, but it will take some time and money.

Mod list:
Engine:
AEM CIA
Spectrum filter
EJ20 engine

JDMInterior:
98 LGT seats
12 in. Bazooka tube with Lanzar amp
JDM sony 2 din cd/md player.
Proform Shift light
Gab front and rear strut bars
Indiglo Gauges
Shift Glow Tach w/ shift light

Exterior:
02 Black WRX oem rims
Eibach coilovers
Rally Armor(coming soon)
Projector headlights(diy black housing)
Custom JDM grill
JDM Side Markers
Jasma Cat-Back exhaust
Side skirts

06-05-2008, 08:49 PM

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is that a flat black paint job? sick looking wagon man.

06-05-2008, 08:57 PM

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I was going to get flat black, but the shop said that it would look a lot better if it was a satin black. I went with his advice. Thanks for the compliment. You know, you also have a sick looking ride. Diggin' that Stealth look

06-05-2008, 11:17 PM

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^^ thanks. Flat black would look good for awhile but for some reason it just looks faded after awhile. A nice gloss black will continue to look good for a longer time.

06-06-2008, 01:06 PM

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Originally Posted by stealthrex68

^^ thanks. Flat black would look good for awhile but for some reason it just looks faded after awhile. A nice gloss black will continue to look good for a longer time.

Only when it's done incorectly.

the correct way to do it would be a black base coat with a flattened clear.

I'm doing my caddy with a burgundy base and flattened/pearl clear.