Is this the best looking Subaru ever?
16 September 2004, 01:56 PM
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Is this the best looking Subaru ever?
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16 September 2004, 03:14 PM
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Now that's what the MY05 should have looked like, never mind the silly little plastic wheelarch extensions. Clearly they can do the job properly if they want to 
I prefer that to the classic 
16 September 2004, 06:24 PM
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That is the subaru that i want to own, Ill go to Prodrive in Banbury and give then £600,000 of my heard earned and buy a new ex WRC rally Impreza (like 03,04 model) ...pigs might fly.
Anyway to the pic, yes it is really gaergous and it is how all scoobys should look with real blistered wheel arches.
Anyway to the pic, yes it is really gaergous and it is how all scoobys should look with real blistered wheel arches.
16 September 2004, 06:30 PM
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Originally Posted by STi wanna Subaru
16 September 2004, 06:52 PM
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Originally Posted by SC008Y_MAD
That is the subaru that i want to own, Ill go to Prodrive in Banbury and give then £600,000 of my heard earned and buy a new ex WRC rally Impreza (like 03,04 model) ...pigs might fly.
Anyway to the pic, yes it is really gaergous and it is how all scoobys should look with real blistered wheel arches.
Anyway to the pic, yes it is really gaergous and it is how all scoobys should look with real blistered wheel arches.
It is how a Prodrive version should look + 2.5 US engine - lets call it a WR2 - lets call it £34k - any takers?
I am sure if we get 10 customers lined up they will oblige?
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Originally Posted by GRIFF007
It is how a Prodrive version should look + 2.5 US engine - lets call it a WR2 - lets call it £34k - any takers?
I am sure if we get 10 customers lined up they will oblige?
I am sure if we get 10 customers lined up they will oblige?
16 September 2004, 08:24 PM
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It can be done to any road car.
2 replacement front wings from the WRC car,
and the rear extensions are bonded to the body as 2 parts (door and quarter panel)
Wider front and rear bumpers should also be used, but standard ones may also work. Not 100% sure on that yet.
The rear panels don't actually come out much further from the body, but because they are more boxed shape, they look like you do.
Only real problem is the fuel filler cap, as this isn't on the rally panels.
David
2 replacement front wings from the WRC car,
and the rear extensions are bonded to the body as 2 parts (door and quarter panel)
Wider front and rear bumpers should also be used, but standard ones may also work. Not 100% sure on that yet.
The rear panels don't actually come out much further from the body, but because they are more boxed shape, they look like you do.
Only real problem is the fuel filler cap, as this isn't on the rally panels.
David
16 September 2004, 08:57 PM
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Are the bits as expensive as the corresponding 22B bits, or is there a stash somewhere for when the WRC boys manage to trash them? (Or both?
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Are the bits as expensive as the corresponding 22B bits, or is there a stash somewhere for when the WRC boys manage to trash them? (Or both?
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