Introducing Myself

[Hotshot]

Hi

My name is Richard, and I figured it was about time that I added this forum to the list of Subaru forums I regularly check (USMB, NASIOC, Legacycentral).

I am living in Virginia, attending George Mason University at the moment, but my home is a little bit farther south. Currently an owner of two leggy's. My daily driver is a '97 Outback Limited, while my brother is currently driving the '93 L sedan. I am hoping to add one more rather unusual one to the collection if the local seller doesn't manage to get any bids on ebay, so I will have to leave that one until after the auction is over with. (trust me, if I do happen to get it, you will hear plenty about it).

Always glad to be a part of another Subaru community!

-Richard

[decke48]

welcome. what you majoring in?

[Hotshot]

As of now I am planning on majoring in information technology. Unfortunately though, as a freshman I am still slogging through all the introductory courses, so I haven't really gotten to do much interesting yet.

[deadlydave]

Welcome! :smile:

[Hotshot]

Well,I just added another legacy to my collection, which is the main reason why I am upping my forum memberships.

This time it is a 1996 Legacy Postal Wagon.

I'll let you guess from there whats under the hood. :twisted:

[battman]

^^^^hahaha Look in the ebay section of this forum! I posted the link to said wagon if I am not mistaken!

Welcome, anxious to see the RHD running down small neighborhood children! :lol:

[Hotshot]

haha

yup, thats the one. definitely a little work involved with getting it going, but I think it will be well worth it.

[battman]

It will be bad ass. You gotta keep us updated! :twisted:

[phi11]

omg, nice pick-up.

[Hotshot]

The interior isnt the greatest, so I am thinking about stripping it out and finding some bucket seats with 5 point harnesses. A stripped out legacy L with 280 horespower at the wheels wwwould definately kick ass.