Before window tint:

What she looks like now:


Inside: (Red Led Project)

Break Day:

Led Tail Light Project (Pending waiting on another led for the passenger side) The police badge was a joke.

Mod List pending…..

Edit: forgot to add the other 2 cars in the driveway now.

Project 1997 Outback:
The beginning:

Only photo of all 3 cars: 1997 Outback, 2005 Legacy GT, 2006 Legacy 2.5i

Cleared the headlights and fog lights some more and removed the annoying plastic guards.

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Well I got the thinking if we don’t meet at the importnationals place what are some things everyone would like to see at the next meet? besides a 20g give away lol.

So far I have:
1. Inside gathering place for the cooling off
2. name tags with our forum screenname on them, so we actually know who people are

I have to go by sometime next week to talk to jan and daniel so I’ll give them some suggestions. The idea is a big swap meet of any cars…… then this could become a “big” once or twice a year thing then regular subie meets other times.

update: 4/28/2009 – Went by and we think we solved the issue with cooling off, jan said we could use the service area and that end of the store. I talked about some other stuff with Daniel and Jan and I guess the next thing is dates, do we do a meet or a meet ride, or a swap meet. I’d still like to see what other cars we could get to come.

Proposed dates:
July 18th

August 1st
August 8th

I know these dates are usually really hot outside so another thing would be should we meet earlier in the day? I don’t think people would show up if the meet started at 9am lol but figured I’d throw it out there. So with all that said lets hear what ya’ll think. I’m up for opening the event up for all cars, might beat the record again

Fairway Subaru now on facebook