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904 Tribute and Evora GT. Down sized so only room for one "fun" car
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Man...lovely car. I will never forget the first time I saw one of the 2004 STi in WRB on Long Island when they were brand new. License plate was "STIMUL8". Was 17 at the time, that was my dream car for a long long time. Seems like the blob eye and hawk eye WRX/STi are harder and harder to find as clean as yours these days. I'd hold onto that thing forever!!!I planned to replace my low mileage WRX (bought new in 2004), but I’m going to keep both. The suby is quicker and feels more raw and old school- and I just can’t stand the thought of the suby going to someone else!
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Wow - from z28 to lotus Emira. That’s quite the automotive journey! Seems you’ve seen the light.WRX has an interesting spot in my automotive history as well. My first introduction to speed was through a high school best friend's 1987 Grand National in the late 90s; so naturally I got hooked to straightline speed and torque. All throughout college I worked a part time job and saved my pennies, and instead of studying, I fantasized and read about my then dream car, an LT1 f-body camaro z/28. Finally got one with a six speed in 2000 or so (a used 1995 z28 6spd for $16k), and I was so damn proud of the thing. V8, torque, destroying rice rockets, and all that stupid stuff.
Come 2001, a close friend of mine gets a silver bugeye WRX. "Ah, typical ricer import", I thought; but I got a ride in it and I remember coming away bothered that it felt so damn torquey, launched so hard, and was as nimble as a fly in comparison to my z28 lead sled!!
I resented these cars for a while, haha. When the '01 bugeye came to the US, only now in retrospect do I appreciate what a big disruption to the status quo it was.
Nice! How’s the Supra compare?
Nice! How’s the Supra compare?
Thanks! I just hit 80k miles, it was always a weekend car for me and I baby if.Man...lovely car. I will never forget the first time I saw one of the 2004 STi in WRB on Long Island when they were brand new. License plate was "STIMUL8". Was 17 at the time, that was my dream car for a long long time. Seems like the blob eye and hawk eye WRX/STi are harder and harder to find as clean as yours these days. I'd hold onto that thing forever!!!