My blobeye wagon
 

Just a quick one to show how my blobeye wagon is getting on.

Treated it to some goodies at the scoobie clinic the other day and its now running 301bhp with hopefully a bit more soon when i get my fmic and intake pipe on.

My friend who is quite handy with a camera (and a soon to be scooby owner) decided it was time to get out and get some decent pics taken so here they are! All comments welcome :)

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That looks very well indeed:thumb:

Very nice mate, don't see many blob wagons.
Maybe detango the front lights and get tints on rear windows :thumb:

Yeah good idea, is there a guide on de-tangoing? If i'm feeling brave i may have ago at it!

Looks cool as f**k , awesome buddy

Cheers guys! Had a read of the de-tangoing guide and think its best to try and get hold of some ebay jobbies to practise on just in case it goes tits up and i ruin mine! might try and paint the inners black too but we'll see :)

I like that, looks really tidy :thumb:

loving that

its fairly easy mate, if you're half handy with a screwdriver you'll be ok, take your time, take care not to touch the in side of the glass, 10 - 15 mins in the oven at 100 degrees and it will come apart nicely, get some additional sealant to ensure it is fully sealed up when you put back together :thumb:

Lovely looking wagon mate, def get it de-tangoed (it's not as hard as it sounds and i used a heat gun instead of the oven) and maybe remove the roof rails

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When I have a free minute i will have a go at de tangoing.

I have to say grandy that wagon looks beautifull. I would really to remove the rails but i have looked before for roof strips to cover the wholes left.

I only asked the other day at scooby clinic and they said it couldnt be done, which i thought was odd as i have seen wagons without them.

Jon

Sorry but Scooby Clinic know sod all then :lol1: , i got all the bits needed from Subaru and i have all the part numbers if you do decide to do it, took me about 3 hours but that was taking it easy :)

There are a few pics of whats involved in my Project Thread

Would be wonderful if you had the part numbers would make it a lot easier for me. Are the parts expensive? Its something i have wanted to do since i had had the car but worried about strips and damaging the head lining.
Are there any meets you go to as i wouldnt mind seeing your wagon? (trying not to sound gay!)

Jon

Here you go

O/S trim 91046FE001 x 1
N/S trim 91046FE011 x 1
Bracket 91024FA001 x 4
Trim clips 909130022 x 14
Trim cap 901030005 x 2

Total cost 2 years ago was about £139

I never took the headlining off but you do have to be a bit careful not to bend it

What area are you from

looks amazing, very nice wagon

wiley

Nice looking wagon.

re Granby's car.. amazing how a decent set of tyres sets the car off, looks like a superb wagon also!

Thanks :thumb:

The whole look of the car changed when i sprayed the wheels satin black and changed to tyres to Bridgestone RE070's :)

nice clean wagon :)

tidy!!

Thanks very much for the part numbers ill get some ordered when i can afford it.

Im from notts if your ever up this way.

cool pics :thumb: car looks good on them wheels

Im sorry but that is just stunning! why the hell didnt Subaru do A Ver8Sti wagon :(
get a HT autos front bumper splitter to finish it off and some rear tints bud, maybe even some blue ver8sti front buckets seats.

keep up the good work dude

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