New To Forum Here From Alabama

I had a Subaru wagon back in the early ’90s when I was in college, had lots of fun riding the gravel roads in MS.

I decided it would be a good car for my older daughter first car, so I bought a 99 forester wagon with a leaking head gasket, pulled the engine, freshened it up and put a nice paint job on it and some 18” Crosstrek wheels and now she is one of few Millennials able to drive a stick shift.

Now it’s time for my younger daughter to have a car, and I found a 03 Baja with engine knock to fix that one up.

I think I caught the Subaru bug cause now all I do is look through want ads for Subaru parts, lol.

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Originally Posted by Faste

I had a Subaru wagon back in the early ’90s when I was in college, had lots of fun riding the gravel roads in MS.

I decided it would be a good car for my older daughter first car, so I bought a 99 forester wagon with a leaking head gasket, pulled the engine, freshened it up and put a nice paint job on it and some 18” Crosstrek wheels and now she is one of few Millennials able to drive a stick shift.

Now it’s time for my younger daughter to have a car, and I found a 03 Baja with engine knock to fix that one up.

I think I caught the Subaru bug cause now all I do is look through want ads for Subaru parts, lol.

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Wife has never had an automatic.

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