1995 Subaru SVX
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Re: 1995 Subaru SVX
A lad at the pizza shop I ran 20 years ago had a hand painted Subaru XT that was utterly hideous to drive. It was so bad I went the next 14 years convinced that I'd never even sat in a Subaru of any kind, let alone driven one.
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The outer window is too curved to fit into the door so only the flatter inner window moves up and down.NergleFuttocks wrote: ↑Mon Dec 23, 2019 4:12 am Handsome beasts! What is the rationale behind the window design? Is it just a concept car thing or is there an actual point to it? Must be a nightmare to smoke in!
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Warren t claim wrote: ↑Mon Dec 23, 2019 8:48 pm A lad at the pizza shop I ran 20 years ago had a hand painted Subaru XT that was utterly hideous to drive. It was so bad I went the next 14 years convinced that I'd never even sat in a Subaru of any kind, let alone driven one.
XTs drive like pissed Micras, but I'd still love one.
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I have always had a raging hard-on for these things. Nearly bought one about 20 years ago but I just couldn't run to the money the chap wanted Regretted it ever since but reading your various posts here and elsewhere have lessened the regret somewhat
My Mum and Step-Dad both had Piazza turbos (one silver manual and one white auto)and they were both fine cars. I hated my Mum so used to borrow it and rag the shit out of it at every opportunity. It's handling could get a tad 'interesting' but otherwise far too good for the likes of her.
My Mum and Step-Dad both had Piazza turbos (one silver manual and one white auto)and they were both fine cars. I hated my Mum so used to borrow it and rag the shit out of it at every opportunity. It's handling could get a tad 'interesting' but otherwise far too good for the likes of her.
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Come and drive it with the dogs, it'll feel at home.xtriple wrote: ↑Tue Dec 24, 2019 10:18 pm I have always had a raging hard-on for these things. Nearly bought one about 20 years ago but I just couldn't run to the money the chap wanted Regretted it ever since but reading your various posts here and elsewhere have lessened the regret somewhat
My Mum and Step-Dad both had Piazza turbos (one silver manual and one white auto)and they were both fine cars. I hated my Mum so used to borrow it and rag the shit out of it at every opportunity. It's handling could get a tad 'interesting' but otherwise far too good for the likes of her.
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Re: 1995 Subaru SVX
There's one being broken in Gloucester, engine and box gone but may be good for a few bits.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/it ... 884700970/
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/it ... 884700970/
1993 Subaru SVX
Gloucester, England · 4 days ago ·
About This Vehicle
Driven 65,000 km
Manual transmission
Exterior color: Purple
Excellent condition
Seller's Description
Very Rear Subaru SVX for breaking.
The car is really good condition.
ENGINE SOLD AND Gearbox.
Everything else still available
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They're interesting cars, I'm continually surprised they're not far more expensive. I remember the first time I saw one - a real compliment to any car. It looked like a concept car driven straight from a Motorshow stand.