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Posted: **Mon Sep 01, 2003 10:20 am**

Saw a nice lookin 90 or 91 a few days ago it was a good lookin blue color. Drivin down manzanita in sacto,CA. Was that anyone form here? If so your soob looks nice

Posted: **Mon Sep 01, 2003 4:48 pm**

It is hard to believe that there are actually BC-BF legacy owners out there who aren't on this board......I think I had mine for about 1 month before I stumbled across this site.

Mike

Posted: **Mon Sep 01, 2003 8:23 pm**

i had mine for over a year before i found this site, i was a lurker for a bit, and found this to be a little more personable to legacy's then nasioc, also a little less geared toward the i make 500k a year and want all brand new top of the line parts type....i must say i think this site is the most informative site for legacys out today.

Posted: **Tue Sep 02, 2003 12:30 am**

magicmike wrote:It is hard to believe that there are actually BC-BF legacy owners out there who aren't on this board......I think I had mine for about 1 month before I stumbled across this site.

Mike

Unfortunately, Mike, our cars are very underappreciated. I am the ONLY one in all of Florida that I know of that gives a rat's behind about BC-BF's. Everyone else uses them as daily transportation, without caring (or, in many cases, maintaining

) about them one bit.

And, since I didn't have the Internet at home until college (yes that's right

), I had my Legacy for about 2 years before coming across this board...

Posted: **Tue Sep 02, 2003 12:50 am**

You think that's bad, I had my car almost 6 years before a friend with a WRX told me about the Legacy Central homepage after listening to me rant about not being able to find any Legacy turbo tuners to talk to. Then it was like another 6 months till I actually got on the bbs!

The bbs has only been around since 2002 though hasn't it?

Posted: **Tue Sep 02, 2003 4:11 am**

You should see all the Legacies in Colorado. I see a ton everyday, including many turboes (One black, and one maroon). There are four at my last count of us Denverites on here and Subarus are everywherehere. I've seen some seriously seriously neglected ones driving around too. I always feel bad for the poor car.

Posted: **Tue Sep 02, 2003 5:32 am**

I don't know of anyone around me on this board, but I've seen about five sport sedans and two touring wagons around.

Posted: **Tue Sep 02, 2003 8:01 am**

There was a turbo at american River college last year, maroon I think it was.

Posted: **Tue Sep 02, 2003 10:09 am**

Really? Wonder if the guy knew what he had? When I went to AR most of the guys there were ricers or hot-rodders. I remember a Chavelle burning rubber everyday that he left that parking lot. He had some huge rear tires, also. They were probably close to 10 inches wide or more.

-Ryan

Posted: **Tue Sep 02, 2003 3:23 pm**

The owner was a girl, least that's who was always driving it. And yeah the ricing is horrible

All you hear is BEEEEEEEOOON, VRRIIIIIIIIIIMMM, and BOOOOOOOOGGGGGGG. Ah well

Posted: **Tue Sep 02, 2003 6:21 pm**

hahaha, well it's nice to know it hasn't changed much....I guess..

One thing, I've noticed it seems is that there is an awful alot of smokers at community colleges. I remember a blue haze in certain areas of AR were all the smokers tended to go inbetween classes. I was thinking it was just a coincidence till I visted a couple CC's up here and they had the same thing. <shrug> Oh well.

Posted: **Tue Sep 02, 2003 6:40 pm**

hehe yeah, you know its bad when they actually have to post a sign that says, "no smoking within 30 feet of doorways"

What college are you at now?

Posted: **Tue Sep 02, 2003 7:01 pm**

Just graduated. So technically I'm not.

I graduated from a small private college in Eastern Washington. About 2500-3000 people. Walla Walla College, say that ten times fast

-Ryan

Posted: **Tue Sep 02, 2003 10:40 pm**

MMM onions.....

Posted: **Tue Sep 02, 2003 10:59 pm**

Yes, the one good thing is that the sweet onions are good. Some of the farmers here have been dropping their onion fields for vinyards. It hasn't been very lucrative that I can tell as of yet.

-Ryan

Posted: **Wed Sep 03, 2003 1:41 am**

subyluvr2212 wrote: I am the ONLY one in all of Florida that I know of that gives a rat's behind about BC-BF's. Everyone else uses them as daily transportation, without caring (or, in many cases, maintaining ) about them one bit.

You forgot about ME!!!

....but i know what you mean...

When i was in Colorado a few years back...98 i think it was, i couldn't believe how many subarus there were. everywhere i turned i saw one. I felt like i fit in there! Everybody was driving around in their Subaru, smiling, laughing... it was great!

Posted: **Wed Sep 03, 2003 4:08 am**

"Some of the farmers here have been dropping their onion fields for vinyards. It hasn't been very lucrative that I can tell as of yet. "

You must not be traveling to the for wine tasting. Now that would be lucrative. Mmmm. Free wine. We don't get much wine up here in Colorado. Not naturally anyhow. Just Subarus. I went to the some guy's house today to install a home theater system and he turned out to be some high ranking Subaru exec. based out of the Denver office. Had a pretty nice house anyhow. He's definetly getting a Sponsorship packet for my rally car when I put them together.

Posted: **Wed Sep 03, 2003 9:28 am**

Hehe, well, there isn't that many tourists over on this side of the state to make the vinards lucrative

Not like Napa California.

Sweet deal about the Subaru exec.

Posted: **Wed Sep 03, 2003 4:00 pm**

petridish38 wrote:You forgot about ME!!! ....but i know what you mean...

Oops, sorry man.

We really oughta meet up in person sometime and see what each other has accumulated in the past few months

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