Scooby Wagons Sign in Here !
20 November 2006 | 12:18 AM
#2521
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From: The Darkside - Formerly Secret 555 Wgn Sqn Bunker
Legacy Corner
Originally Posted by No-bars Krud
Legacy wagon - great stuff !!! Welcome !!
20 November 2006 | 04:51 PM
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From: Club Chairman - West Mids Imprezas
Dave, nice motor, nearly bought one that colour.
Hey check this out.............
http://www.virtcars.com/forum/files/...tuning_net.jpg
Hey check this out.............
http://www.virtcars.com/forum/files/...tuning_net.jpg
20 November 2006 | 09:43 PM
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From: The Darkside - Formerly Secret 555 Wgn Sqn Bunker
Whats it worth in current State - requring a rebuild
if you have been following the thread you will probably know that I bought this car from a fellow Scoobynetter and Hampshire subaru member, unfortunately bad luck intervened and on its second trip out after me buying the big end whent 
The car is currently at local subaru tuners and has been stripped down to assess extent of damage and rebuild options. The bits that need failed were the n03 big end and also some bore wear on inspection, a new clucth is also required.
The dilema and sore point now is that I do not have a bean to pay for any repairs and struggling to find the cash to pay for the engine out and strip so far
So I either find somewhere to store it for the next year and hope I win the lottery or a family member leaves some inheritance or she has to be sold as an ongoing project for someone
would make a perfect 2.5 project for someone
Any ideas what she is worth as a project
Thanks Steve
The car is currently at local subaru tuners and has been stripped down to assess extent of damage and rebuild options. The bits that need failed were the n03 big end and also some bore wear on inspection, a new clucth is also required.
The dilema and sore point now is that I do not have a bean to pay for any repairs and struggling to find the cash to pay for the engine out and strip so far
So I either find somewhere to store it for the next year and hope I win the lottery or a family member leaves some inheritance or she has to be sold as an ongoing project for someone
would make a perfect 2.5 project for someone
Any ideas what she is worth as a project
Thanks Steve
Originally Posted by *smiles*
Please Note: these pictures and thread is not aimed at finger pointing of anyone previously involved with this car, I would prefer if you would please keep any derrogataory views to yourself and not air any bitches in public on here. Please lets not lower this thread into a bitching and slating one, there are allready too many on SNet from many small minded people.
Wagoners Know better and can rise above it
Clutch pics later, but plate/ piece has signs of heat cracks, bearing also notchy and no grease left
Cambelt tensioners - have left the building, no hydraulic fluid left.
Not stripped heads yet for inspection
Pistons worn on the sides
ypu can push down on pistons about 5mm or more where bearings has collapsed - confirmed by lumps of metal in sump and swarf.
I feel like frying tonite
comparison
original was 'Exceedy stamped on it
thats fubar'd
Trails, you weren't wrong when you said my clutch was slipping
Shiny new replacements
In need of TLC
all ready for new paint
Next inthralling issue coming soon when we strip the heads and get the crank out
Wagoners Know better and can rise above it
Clutch pics later, but plate/ piece has signs of heat cracks, bearing also notchy and no grease left
Cambelt tensioners - have left the building, no hydraulic fluid left.
Not stripped heads yet for inspection
Pistons worn on the sides
ypu can push down on pistons about 5mm or more where bearings has collapsed - confirmed by lumps of metal in sump and swarf.
I feel like frying tonite
comparison
original was 'Exceedy stamped on it
thats fubar'd
Trails, you weren't wrong when you said my clutch was slipping
Shiny new replacements
In need of TLC
all ready for new paint
Next inthralling issue coming soon when we strip the heads and get the crank out
Last edited by *smiles*; 17 February 2007 at 04:47 PM.
25 November 2006 | 02:37 PM
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From: Middlesex
Originally Posted by Bubba po
Signing in with New Scoob. 
I was sorry to hear about your green one but looks like you've got a lovely example as a replacement
I like the colour too.
25 November 2006 | 05:57 PM
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From: Birmingham
If you get a prefab wooden one you don't need planning permission jsut so you know. Just make sure you cast a descent slab floor in it and then just put a couple of sneaky courses of bricks inside to give it etra rigidity!!
25 November 2006 | 06:06 PM
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From: RIP - Tam the bam & Andy the Jock
Originally Posted by Mangel
If you get a prefab wooden one you don't need planning permission jsut so you know. Just make sure you cast a descent slab floor in it and then just put a couple of sneaky courses of bricks inside to give it etra rigidity!!
25 November 2006 | 06:14 PM
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From: Sheffield; Rome of the North
Originally Posted by Bubba po
Don't let the barstards grind you down, I say.
I've bought a disklok and remembered to put the security post in.
Plans for a garage are afoot.
I've bought a disklok and remembered to put the security post in.
Plans for a garage are afoot.
Simon
25 November 2006 | 06:29 PM
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From: Birmingham
Originally Posted by DCI Gene Hunt
A bright motion detecting security floodlight is always worth a punt
time consuming measures are always best, dislok is deffo one of the best espcially if you weld a bar along split line, makes it impossible to peel it open!!!
25 November 2006 | 06:30 PM
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From: Sheffield; Rome of the North
Originally Posted by diffbuster
Any body else have an sti wagon with water ingress,It gathers in spare wheel well i dont think its from the lights though those are silicone sealed help apreciated.
12 December 2006 | 01:04 AM
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From: Club Chairman - West Mids Imprezas
time consuming measures are always best, dislok is deffo one of the best espcially if you weld a bar along split line, makes it impossible to peel it open!!![/quote]
is this a joke im not getting or am i missing some important info? any pics
cheers
is this a joke im not getting or am i missing some important info? any pics
cheers
12 December 2006 | 01:14 AM
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From: edinburgh scoobies-555 wagon squadron- s.w.a.t.s.a.r
Originally Posted by B4D HK
Dave, nice motor, nearly bought one that colour.
Hey check this out.............
http://www.virtcars.com/forum/files/...tuning_net.jpg
Hey check this out.............
http://www.virtcars.com/forum/files/...tuning_net.jpg
hi guys how are u all not been on for a bit whats new and happening? what a beautifull wagon that is mint
12 December 2006 | 01:25 AM
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From: Club Chairman - West Mids Imprezas
another pic of mine:
WAGON, YEAH BABY !
(p.s. where can i get the wagon mafia sticker from please pm me with details)
WAGON, YEAH BABY !
(p.s. where can i get the wagon mafia sticker from please pm me with details)
Last edited by B4D HK; 12 December 2006 at 01:30 AM.