1st Ever Subaru
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1st Ever Subaru
I've just bought a 2005 Impreza WRX blobeye. It's the first Subaru I've ever owned and it's amazing.
It's done just over 61,000 miles and has the PPP fitted.
I picked it up on Saturday and drove it home at night, in torrential rain through a load of windy B roads. The grip was mind blowing, I've never driven anything like it.
Does anyone know of any good places to get it serviced, MOT'd etc. in the Brighton area?
It's done just over 61,000 miles and has the PPP fitted.
I picked it up on Saturday and drove it home at night, in torrential rain through a load of windy B roads. The grip was mind blowing, I've never driven anything like it.
Does anyone know of any good places to get it serviced, MOT'd etc. in the Brighton area?
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That looks really tidy! Makes me even more excited for collecting my JDM Blob WRX in a couple of weeks! I remember the WRX PPP being quite the compelling package when new and quicker than the base model STi of the time.
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I'll probably keep it as it is for the most part although I don't really like the rear spoiler so I might replace it at some point. I'm also getting a new stereo and speakers as the standard one is pretty useless.
Last edited by Stan1979; 27 November 2019 at 09:53 PM.
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I don't need to use it every day but I've been promising myself a nice car for years and I was finally in a position to get one. There's the odd journey that I'll need to do in it but it's mainly for pleasure rather than a daily commute to work.
I'll probably keep it as it is for the most part although I don't really like the rear spoiler so I might replace it at some point. I'm also getting a new stereo and speakers and the standard one is pretty useless.
I'll probably keep it as it is for the most part although I don't really like the rear spoiler so I might replace it at some point. I'm also getting a new stereo and speakers and the standard one is pretty useless.
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I know what you mean, I've never really liked i picnic table spoiler. I was thinking of something like this:
Last edited by Stan1979; 27 November 2019 at 09:51 PM.
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Lol, I think my insurance company would put paid to that
Last edited by Stan1979; 27 November 2019 at 09:54 PM.
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Lol get a policy that covers mods, just tell them when you go more power and what parts you used so they can add it too the list. I was told if you run out of space on the sheet where you declare mods then just add some more paper.
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