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Are you going to update http://www.westcoastsubarushow.com so I can read about all I missed? I spent the weekend playing video games and doing laundry.

I will not be attending this year. I had hoped to win some sort of Longest Distance Traveled award by timing a business trip into Seattle that week, but my boss has decided otherwise.

Some damn fine pics there Art. Nice work!

A few choice morsels from my picture gallery... (higher res available upon request)

Seconding his request, but of this photo: I'm not a good photographer, so it's rare that I find good shots of my car.

On our way home, Qman arranged to have the non-subie in our caravan drive ahead and get off at an overpass to take pics of us on the freeway. I saw them on his camera, and they're pretty cool (a line of ~ 10-15 Subarus on the freeway).

I wonder if I should pick up one of those handheld radios or handheld CBs. I liked the caravan 2 years ago when we used those to chat.

Look at the license plate to determine if a vehicle is a "car" or a "truck" (in WA state at least). A "car" has a license plate in the format of ###-XXX (3 numbers followed by 3 letters) while a truck is #####-X (5 numbers, 1 letter). I think the truck format has changed, but since I don't own a truck, I'm not positive on that. The point still stands though, you can determine what the vehicle is legally considered by looking at the license plate.

Heh, my girlfriend needs one from a 90-91. Damn things are only held on by a little plastic tab. Her fender is a little crumpled, so the tab doesn't have enough strength to hold it on and she's already lost 2.

I'm in. :-)

Explain.

I was going to say that too. IIRC, the whine modulated a little when you tried to turn the wheel in the driveway. Not enough to be sure, but I remember thinking to myself that it was the Power Steering causing that noise.

Does the new exhaust stay at a respectable volume or does it still sound like a freight train?

I think there's plans to put Dubs on it. Spinners, anyone?

"Hmm, what's this setting do?" (car dies) "D'oh!"