Where are all the old timers??!
#31
Cant remember when i joined, Had the scoob far too long to remember and probably done every horrible difficult job there is to do on them (classic )
Im 37 yrs young mind ha
Im 37 yrs young mind ha
#33
Scooby Regular
We are getting quite an old bunch of mature enthuiasts.
I can see a future business venture here, think i,ll keep the black wagon and convert it into a stiff shifter.
I can see a future business venture here, think i,ll keep the black wagon and convert it into a stiff shifter.
#34
Scooby Senior
yawn lol
#35
Scooby Regular
iTrader: (1)
Been on since 2000
over the 50+
Still have the Greenwagon after 17 and a half years
Going through a big restoration over the last couple of years
No club left in Cumbria but our B-SPOC club is going strong with a variety of marques and owners
There is occasional meets in the north east
Look on here maybe once a week but everything scooby wise had been discussed over the years
2009 STI and the chocolate pistons finished Subaru off on this country
Now you might see an odd Subaru in a Sunday afternoon
over the 50+
Still have the Greenwagon after 17 and a half years
Going through a big restoration over the last couple of years
No club left in Cumbria but our B-SPOC club is going strong with a variety of marques and owners
There is occasional meets in the north east
Look on here maybe once a week but everything scooby wise had been discussed over the years
2009 STI and the chocolate pistons finished Subaru off on this country
Now you might see an odd Subaru in a Sunday afternoon
#36
46 year old child
Leggy GTB 1 year then current WRX wagon 7 years..AWD & tbo does it for me.
First time in a Subaru was in New Zealand 9 years ago,my brother in laws GTB 4 up & a boot full of luggage & was shocked at how rapid it was,though I’m having some of that
& got one within few weeks of getting back home.Well & truly hooked.
Leggy GTB 1 year then current WRX wagon 7 years..AWD & tbo does it for me.
First time in a Subaru was in New Zealand 9 years ago,my brother in laws GTB 4 up & a boot full of luggage & was shocked at how rapid it was,though I’m having some of that
& got one within few weeks of getting back home.Well & truly hooked.
#38
Originally joined in 2004 with a WRX wagon and rejoined last year with another Subaru (facelift Forester XT).
I was afraid all the good guys had gone, but judging by this lot and some of the regulars, there is life in the old dog yet
I was afraid all the good guys had gone, but judging by this lot and some of the regulars, there is life in the old dog yet
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#39
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iTrader: (2)
Had mine from new, 1998, joined in 2002.
And I'm 65 .
But I tend not to post so much in the help sections now as I just got fed up of being shouted down by younger members who were certain that whatever they were suggesting would be fine because, and I quote: " IT worked really well on my RS Turbo".
They also seem to think that because I was opposed to certain things which are understood to be damaging to the Impreza engine, I was saying so because, and I quote again: "He's one of the oldies, he just doesn't want you/us to have any fun".
Seriously, life is too short to argue with morons like that.
Pretty much why I've retired from the Brexit debate too
And I'm 65 .
But I tend not to post so much in the help sections now as I just got fed up of being shouted down by younger members who were certain that whatever they were suggesting would be fine because, and I quote: " IT worked really well on my RS Turbo".
They also seem to think that because I was opposed to certain things which are understood to be damaging to the Impreza engine, I was saying so because, and I quote again: "He's one of the oldies, he just doesn't want you/us to have any fun".
Seriously, life is too short to argue with morons like that.
Pretty much why I've retired from the Brexit debate too
#41
Scooby Regular
iTrader: (5)
Only here since 2010, but am an immature 52, having had a blob sl wagon, a mkIV Legacy, and now a jdm hatch. It's awd for me, smile factor whatever the weather, and not being in a run of the mill car. SN still gives good info; in the hatch and saloons Don is a legend, and it's good that some of the more obnoxious trolls have quietened down.
#42
I'm still here..... browse regular, post little........
Just bought a well known P1 & will take on track a few times a year plus trip to Spa..... can't believe its near 17yrs since I bought a brand new one, modded it, cage, AP's, DMS coilovers &'some via TSL..... when 300~340bhp was unheard of & could still lap Donny in same times as double the power recently 😂🤣😂
Just bought a well known P1 & will take on track a few times a year plus trip to Spa..... can't believe its near 17yrs since I bought a brand new one, modded it, cage, AP's, DMS coilovers &'some via TSL..... when 300~340bhp was unheard of & could still lap Donny in same times as double the power recently 😂🤣😂
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#46
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Thread Starter
Fantastic to hear from so many other time served members! Fantastic folks- great to hear there are so many originals and folk of same age kicking about
#47
Scooby Regular
just goes to show how loyal members have been not only to subaru over the years, but to the forum as well.
been hear since 2003/4, just changed user name recently......
been hear since 2003/4, just changed user name recently......
#50
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Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: wild and sunny west wales
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lm a newby joined 2010, got my scoob at age 50,... 58 now mainly had many company cars ,...and a"toy", now Retired,..ish,..lol. Scooby,..5 Am, ..out for a blast,....live in Wales ...lol...Big smiles cant be beaten, ...just need to be 23 again,...lol
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#57
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