
I'm amazed they have a built car to start with. You could have saved a significant amount of time if they just bought the shell and bits they
need from Subaru.
Plus I reckon the tea breaks were too long!
That's what I thought too... why not just get a shell from the factory?
PS - Americans don't do tea breaks. They have coffee and donut brakes... !
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Originally posted by scootz
PS - Americans don't do tea breaks. They have coffee and donut brakes... !
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Originally posted by scootz
PS - Americans don't do tea breaks. They have coffee and donut brakes... !
nice find
I'm sorry I can't remember why, but they did say why they start with a built car in that Subaru Rally program that was on
Men&Motors...
Steve
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Originally posted by Howlor
I'm amazed they have a built car to start with. You could have saved a significant amount of time if they just bought the shell and bits they need from Subaru.![]()
Plus I reckon the tea breaks were too long!
Interesting that they started with an RHD car - Japanese import, d'you reckon?
You can 't or couldnt buy a shell from subaru as they are / where only allowed to inport so many cars and a shell counted as a car
Doesnt the rules state that it has to be a standard production car.
Then they transform,I would also say its cheaper to buy it as a whole and modify the Engine/Gearbox/Shell rather than buy it piece by piece