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Kevin M · 2005-12-05, 05:31 PM

I feel like playing again, so I'll go with alternate answers.

For fun - Lotus Elise. With a Toyota motor swap and a GT28RS.

For the weekend track car - something that gets up the front straight at Thunder Hill about .5 seconds faster than a Mini Cooper S.

For the daily driver - 2004 WRX wagon, with 2005/6 STi conversion

For the husband/wife - waiting on a Subaru minivan. Close enough I guess.

The showoff-mobile - 22b. And an 850Ci for the people who don't go to Subaru club meets.

For Winter - a 6 pack of old Subarus I can bounce off of guardrails, curbs, SUVs, pedestrians, and snow donkeys and laugh about it.

And added categories:
nostalgia car - still a restored 240Z.

tow rig - eh, something with a diesel motor, 4wd, and big seats. (actually, that could be an Audi couldn't it? Hmm...

2005-12-05, 05:31 PM	#6
Kevin M EJ22T Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Reno Posts: 9,445 Car: '93/'01 GF6, mostly red Class: 19 FP	I feel like playing again, so I'll go with alternate answers. For fun - Lotus Elise. With a Toyota motor swap and a GT28RS. For the weekend track car - something that gets up the front straight at Thunder Hill about .5 seconds faster than a Mini Cooper S. For the daily driver - 2004 WRX wagon, with 2005/6 STi conversion For the husband/wife - waiting on a Subaru minivan. Close enough I guess. The showoff-mobile - 22b. And an 850Ci for the people who don't go to Subaru club meets. For Winter - a 6 pack of old Subarus I can bounce off of guardrails, curbs, SUVs, pedestrians, and snow donkeys and laugh about it. And added categories: nostalgia car - still a restored 240Z. tow rig - eh, something with a diesel motor, 4wd, and big seats. (actually, that could be an Audi couldn't it? Hmm... __________________ FWD is the new AWD Last edited by Kevin M; 2005-12-05 at 05:54 PM.