Just paid to go premium and added the South Wales Scoobies badges

Feel like one of the family now! Just need the Scoob to go with it!

 

Welcome in Nate.

Its a slippery slope mate, will pop up so you can have a real go in mine now it works lol.
Maybe take a Wednesday off so we can go to a Carvery meet, so you can meet some great guys and dribble over some lovely cars.

 

Sounds awesome. I usually have a Wednesday off, so I'm well up for that. Just been doing some studying now actually lol.

 

Lol, anything you find thats nice stick up on here, and I`m sure you`ll get some good advise.
What tickles your fancy??

 

Hawkeye wagon preferably, but that's weeelllll out of my price range. More than likely gonna be Classic/Bugeye. Deffo a wagon though. to borrow a phrase from a Total Vauxhall article - there's something satisfying about dusting someone off the lights while transporting a wardrobe!

 

Lol. Get a classic ftw!!

Saying that I know of a LOVELY Forester STI in blue on a 2001, and he`ll take £1500 iirc.

 

Very tasty!

Maybe something like this...

http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/2945400.htm

 

Yep. Me if I was gonna go estate I`d seriously consider a Forester, as they are the same running gear and engine iirc, so sound the same and go the same and have more room.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/2001-Subaru-Fo...ht_1375wt_1139

 

**** me they're huge!

http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classifi...ge/1?logcode=p

Seems like a fairly reasonable price for such a lot of car mind you, and the insurance group doesn't appear too high (although insurance groups have changed now haven't they)

 

Fit loads of stuff in that, and goes like stink.
Cheap too in comparison.

 

there's a nice looking blue bug wagon in compact cars bridgend, looked really clean, did'nt notice how much tho.

 

It will be an old shape Foggy (and Auto) not the one above and very few Foggy STi's made it to the UK in that shape. The boot space is the same as a Classic Wagon as it's the same chassis. But loads of interchangeable parts.

Hope this helps.

 

Cool, thanks for the input. Won't be changing the car immediately, but there's nothing wrong with gathering knowledge