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17 September 2007, 01:56 PM

rossi_p

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My Type R....

After being Scoobyless for a year, I got the itch again and finally got round to taking some pics of the Type R after a month of ownership.

I wanted a Type R the first time around so pretty chuffed to finally get the Scoob I wanted. Looking forward to making some meets again (Posers in Oct and RR at EA are on the schedule

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17 September 2007, 02:57 PM

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Welcome back to the land of Subarus!
I've just recently got a Type R, and I love it!
I had a WRX STi before which was quick, but then the Type R turned up, and it was love at first sight. Although completely standard, and probably the quietest Scooby here, I love it!

Sorry, piccie....

Look forward to seeing you at some meets!

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17 September 2007, 03:07 PM

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good to hear you are back in a scoob. looks a tidy motor

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17 September 2007, 03:51 PM

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very nice!

looks familier (sp) did you buy it from someone off here?

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17 September 2007, 04:04 PM

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Thanks for the kind words all....

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Originally Posted by mneame

very nice!

looks familier (sp) did you buy it from someone off here?

I did indeed! Brought from Scoobyslammed - he did the hard work with the engine and the condition of the car is a credit to the way it's been cared for.

My plans are to take the car on, with a PPG box being the first big mod but some saving required first.

Will be looking for a nice full detailing from you at some point but a little overkill at the moment, as looking spotless!

If anybody has any idea where a oil catchment tank should be connected up to, give me a shout please.... Thought it would an easy job of just replacing the breather but no idea what the pipes o nthe top are for!

Thanks
Ross

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17 September 2007, 04:07 PM

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Very nice mate

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17 September 2007, 04:19 PM

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Thanks for the kind words all....

I did indeed! Brought from Scoobyslammed - he did the hard work with the engine and the condition of the car is a credit to the way it's been cared for.

My plans are to take the car on, with a PPG box being the first big mod but some saving required first.

Will be looking for a nice full detailing from you at some point but a little overkill at the moment, as looking spotless!

If anybody has any idea where a oil catchment tank should be connected up to, give me a shout please.... Thought it would an easy job of just replacing the breather but no idea what the pipes o nthe top are for!

Thanks
Ross

got a well looked after car there. have read the threads on how much work he put into the car. can't believe that he sold it tbh!

on of my favourite looking imprezas on snet as it goes.

yeah just give me a shout about the detailing and if you need any cleaning products

not got a clue about the catch tank. could always get mocom or xtreme to plumb it in for you. or closer to home, give cornelius a should

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17 September 2007, 04:37 PM

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not got a clue about the catch tank. could always get mocom or xtreme to plumb it in for you. or closer to home, give cornelius a should

Was a long trek up to Crewe to get it, but well worth it!

Thanks for the kind words, you'll be pleased to learn that the exterior will remain untouched!

Planning a trip to Mocom at some point, questions to ask and catch tank can be done at same time.

All the best

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