Our Cars (dream or actual)
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@Matt yeah buddy, I regret selling my first Subie too, an 05 Forester 5speed. Really curious about the solterra and its Toyota cousin. I’m pretty dead set on the next 4Runner tho if the ever reveal the damn thing
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@Cents-or-Non-Cents heck yeah man! Nice blobber!
That hawkeye was gnarly and a lot of fun. Cosworth built block, Borg Warner EFR 7064 twin-scroll turbo, and a 6 speed from an STi, pushing 400 whp. Hell of a sleeper wagon. I miss it
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Here's a few more subies I've had over the years....
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@Matt I haven't seen anything official about the next 4runner yet. We thought it'd drop before the Tacoma did - because it's been around longer. 4runner hasn't been updated in twice as long. I expect it'll be sick if it's anything like the new Taco and Tundra/Sequoia. Pretty sure the white with red/yellow strips was the anniversary one of the current body style. We'll see, I'm trying to be patient so I can pay off our Ascent first.
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paging @den1mhead for pictures of his subie..
"Loyalty is a two way street. If i'm asking for it from you, then you're getting it from me."
- Harvey Specter
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@louisbosco said in Our Cars (dream or actual):
paging @den1mhead for pictures of his subie..
Yea please!
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Nice @WhiskeySandwich! You got the Cosworth while I got the Crawford longblock (not built by me though). Was a total sleeper this bugeye. Black STI was my first Subie, around 2007 in Whistler Canada. Both pictures taken same spot but about 3 years apart.
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very nice @Cents-or-Non-Cents i love both. Something about the older ones. The GDs will always be special. I loved my GR too, but my 2018 STi, lacked the same soul. It was too mature, even though it was the nicest driving of all of them.
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My treasured Defender was sold off today. Owned since 1999 and passing it on with 250k km on it. Largely troublefree, a solid machine. I will miss it but I have increasingly less use for it and I’m definitely not a good collector. I got asking price for it and it sold within 18 hours after posted in Marketplace!
This is the new owner, he was happy. Originally from Hong Kong, loves british built machines, especially Austin Coopers. He’ll probably look after it better than I did.
IHJ-61 - Whipcord Work Jacket Khaki
IHTL-1501-OLV - 11oz Cotton Knit Long Sleeved Crew Neck Sweater - Olive
PIH5DCS - 25oz Indigo/Indigo Selvedge Denim Slim Cut
Viberg officer boots in natural HHHad to wear IH for such a meaningful occasion.
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Went to the park to swim and there was an Italian exotic car show at the same park.
Ok so not Italian but its inspiration has a history impacting Italian motorsport
Some highlights from Alfa
Lamborghini. Don’t much care for them so this is all ya get
Here comes Ferrari
Best in show (they got it right):
And a ton of Detomaso
Think it, be it.
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@mclaincausey Nice cars... It's pretty unfortunate (or maybe fortunate for my wallet) that I don't fit into a Pantera. Same with the GT40, haven't tried taking a seat in a Ferrari, though.
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My favorite car on site was a beautiful 1995 Land Rover Defender with the turbo diesel that wasn’t part of the show (but did have a for sale tag!) I need a car that can handle adventure off-road. And to be practical can haul a family and gear.
But Italian sportscars were an area of obsession as a young lad. The F40 was peak emotion for me in that regard.
These days I admire Porsche most in the sports car realm.
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@mclaincausey Yeah, the F40 is indeed something special. I can remember vividly seeing one for the first time in Pisa, Italy as a young lad...
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way off topic, but that's a good looking surf board @WhiskeySandwich
don't you know there ain't no devil? only god when he's drunk!
