since Ive posted here a few times I thought I might introduce myself. my name is stephen and i recently took delivery of my second outback. its a monotone silver 2004 wagons as seen in the really crappy picture. I bouht it because Ive decided to get rid of my impreza and get something a little more grown up.
I became a diehard subaru after I started dating my now fiance who has a 2000 outback wagon, her poor little outback has been through **** but it has never once given us problems. its been beat up a little but but hopefully whn my impreza sells ill be able to focus on the outbacks..
Heres my 2004:
i know its a lousy picture
and heres my fiances:
at the river
after discovering the puddle i drove through that was WAAAY deeper than i thought it was
these are when a redneck told me my "rice burner" couldnt follow in the mud pit after him
what I dont have is the other side of this puddle, i sank the car up to about 3/4 of the way up the fog light, the car did not like that and started to stumble a little but. we went hoe afterwards
Got the VIP authorization form all ready to go, putting financing in place and looking forward to ordering this next Tuesday.
What am I forgetting?
Thanks,
Hey Everyone!
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On to the bad part, I need a clutch.
Does anyone recommend a clutch kit? Should I ditch the DMF and get a solid one?
Anything helps!!
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