At Last I have One!
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It's taken many years since I first promised myself a turbo Impreza but now I have one in the shape of a classic turbo wagon on a V plate.
It is standard except for a K&N filter, Eibach springs and a Magnex back box.
Apart from getting me to work and back with a huge grin on my face the main use for my new toy will be to compete in autotests and 12 car rallies with the odd excursion into the forests to set out stages on local and national rallies, Trackrod, Malton Stages, Greystokes, Malcolm Wilson, Jim Clark, IRC in Scotland etc.
I have already found a sump guard but my main problem are the lights. My previous cars have had spotlights fitted but it seems a shame to spoil the wonderful looks of the classic shape with these so I am looking to upgrade the lights that are on the car, including the fog lights in the spoiler which are about as effective as a candle in a jam jar! Any ideas?
I'm looking forward to contributing to this forum as it seems a good place to be and full of extremely knowledgable people
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Apart from getting me to work and back with a huge grin on my face the main use for my new toy will be to compete in autotests and 12 car rallies with the odd excursion into the forests to set out stages on local and national rallies, Trackrod, Malton Stages, Greystokes, Malcolm Wilson, Jim Clark, IRC in Scotland etc.
I have already found a sump guard but my main problem are the lights. My previous cars have had spotlights fitted but it seems a shame to spoil the wonderful looks of the classic shape with these so I am looking to upgrade the lights that are on the car, including the fog lights in the spoiler which are about as effective as a candle in a jam jar! Any ideas?
I'm looking forward to contributing to this forum as it seems a good place to be and full of extremely knowledgable people
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Welcome to Scooby ownership, and welcome to the site
Try some of the parts people like Scoobyparts, I think you can get a driving light conversion to take over from the spots
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Thanks guys for the welcome and the advice.
I had a look at the Scooby Sprint event on the 20th of September, that looks like a lot of fun to compete in or just to watch! I think I will have to get myself over there to see what it is all about. Is it worth the trip?
I had a look at the Scooby Sprint event on the 20th of September, that looks like a lot of fun to compete in or just to watch! I think I will have to get myself over there to see what it is all about. Is it worth the trip?
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