Your car before getting a subie???
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Life before my STi
1st car was a new 68 Bug. Loved it till my sister crunched it. My Subi reminds me of the fun I had with it. My Ex and I had 2 Legacy Wagons. She still drives the last one. Now my daily is an Explorer. Yea, I drive one, but it's functional and I don't pull the typical SUV driver ***p. So my 04 is my fun car. Stays in the garage mostly, until I need to yahoo........... That's why my plates say STI4FUN. And we all know it's MUCH more than just fun!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Originally Posted by gtjarrett
95 vtec lude, still have it
i.ve had to many hondas to list ' great cars " ...this is my first subbie
it was the 05 gt or a tsx ....i went w/ the subbie this time
i.ve had to many hondas to list ' great cars " ...this is my first subbie
it was the 05 gt or a tsx ....i went w/ the subbie this time
i want my HONDA back !!!!
\ i am getting an s2k ....silver/blk....i need my VTEC , cant go on w/out it
what can i say ....but anyone want to buy my 05 gt
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Joined: Feb 2003
Posts: 414
From: Nether reach of CA delta
Car Info: 03 WRX Sedan MBP/17X7.5 SSR Comps/225 Kumho MX
1969 Austin Healey Sprite (first car, sigh. I loved this ragtop car even though I had to fix something that broke or wore out every other weekend. The dual SU carbs were a kick to tune)
1976 Ford Pinto (bad paint, dissolving fuel lines, window cranks that broke off in my hand, what a POS, I hated this car. I had to replace the timing belt while pulled off of the freeway. Replaced the camshaft and radiator on my driveway. Barely got 72K miles on it before it was ready for the junkyard.)
1981 Toyota Starlet (reliable rear-wheel drive, but limp 1300 CC engine wore out at 124K miles. Got 37 MPG, but was so slow that I dreaded every freeway onramp. POS, for sure)
1984 Ford Aerostar (faithful, but unglamorous suburban workhorse. My only complaint was the underpowered braking)
1990 Mitsubishi Eclipse GS Turbo (my daily driver before the 03 WRX. I still miss the low center of gravity and perfect steering on this one. I drove it for 260K miles. The stock radio/CD/cassette was a no-name unit built by BOSE! A revolutionary car for it's time. New Eclipses were too fat and slow, so I bought the WRX Sedan)
1998 Ford Ranger (surprising good handling and quick with the 4.0 six.)
2000 Pontiac Montana (Well, for a soccer mom car, it's the quickest and best handling of that year. This one is a kick to drive around. Really well-matched engine and transmission. I liked it a lot more than the Odyssey for that year.)
1976 Ford Pinto (bad paint, dissolving fuel lines, window cranks that broke off in my hand, what a POS, I hated this car. I had to replace the timing belt while pulled off of the freeway. Replaced the camshaft and radiator on my driveway. Barely got 72K miles on it before it was ready for the junkyard.)
1981 Toyota Starlet (reliable rear-wheel drive, but limp 1300 CC engine wore out at 124K miles. Got 37 MPG, but was so slow that I dreaded every freeway onramp. POS, for sure)
1984 Ford Aerostar (faithful, but unglamorous suburban workhorse. My only complaint was the underpowered braking)
1990 Mitsubishi Eclipse GS Turbo (my daily driver before the 03 WRX. I still miss the low center of gravity and perfect steering on this one. I drove it for 260K miles. The stock radio/CD/cassette was a no-name unit built by BOSE! A revolutionary car for it's time. New Eclipses were too fat and slow, so I bought the WRX Sedan)
1998 Ford Ranger (surprising good handling and quick with the 4.0 six.)
2000 Pontiac Montana (Well, for a soccer mom car, it's the quickest and best handling of that year. This one is a kick to drive around. Really well-matched engine and transmission. I liked it a lot more than the Odyssey for that year.)
Last edited by yzercyber; Nov 24, 2004 at 08:19 AM. Reason: more info
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From: Mountains
Car Info: 2007 Nissan Frontier
I too have had subies all my driving life, and my family has had them ever since the day I was born:
Before i drove:
1985 Subaru GL Wagon (wrecked)
1988 Subaru GL Wagon
1994 Subaru Legacy LSi
1998 Outback Wagon
My cars:
1991 Legacy LS 5-speed
2003 Forester 2.5X
Current subies in the family:
2002 WRX Sedan: Uncle
2002 H6 Outback VDC: Mom
2002 2.5GT Legacy: Grandparents
1992 Legacy Turbo: Grandparents mountain car
Thats a lot of subies!
Before i drove:
1985 Subaru GL Wagon (wrecked)
1988 Subaru GL Wagon
1994 Subaru Legacy LSi
1998 Outback Wagon
My cars:
1991 Legacy LS 5-speed
2003 Forester 2.5X
Current subies in the family:
2002 WRX Sedan: Uncle
2002 H6 Outback VDC: Mom
2002 2.5GT Legacy: Grandparents
1992 Legacy Turbo: Grandparents mountain car
Thats a lot of subies!
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Joined: Sep 2004
Posts: 131
From: Virginia
Car Info: 02' WRX
[QUOTE=yzercyber]1969 Austin Healey Sprite (first car, sigh. I loved this ragtop car even though I had to fix something that broke or wore out every other weekend. The dual SU carbs were a kick to tune)[QOUTE] My dad had a 65' i believe!The original"bug eye"(as oppossed to the 02-03 wrx).That was a pretty cool car.Lots o' tinkering though!
86 Pontiac Bonneville (hand me down from dad and I couldnt kill it for nuthin)
78 280z (great car, one day I will buy another one)
82 Nissan Maxima (great car)
84 300zx (POS but then again I ran the snot out of it)
89 Jeep Cherokee (Biggest POS I have ever owned)
90 Supra non turbo (most reliable car I have owned, I still have it but need to fix a BHG after 180k)
99 Toyota 4-runner limited (great vehicle but I traded it for the WRX after being rear ended)
Now I have a 02 WRX and I couldnt be happier.
Next cars will be a STI for me and a Legacy GT for the wife.
78 280z (great car, one day I will buy another one)
82 Nissan Maxima (great car)
84 300zx (POS but then again I ran the snot out of it)
89 Jeep Cherokee (Biggest POS I have ever owned)
90 Supra non turbo (most reliable car I have owned, I still have it but need to fix a BHG after 180k)
99 Toyota 4-runner limited (great vehicle but I traded it for the WRX after being rear ended)
Now I have a 02 WRX and I couldnt be happier.
Next cars will be a STI for me and a Legacy GT for the wife.
Last edited by MO REX; Nov 27, 2004 at 12:38 PM.
