Faye Brother
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Depending on the lighting, the anthracite paint can look brown, grey, black or dark metallic gold. Close up picture with the sun shining on it, which brings out the gold flecks in the paint.
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Yep, twin scroll single turbo.
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There's no TT Impreza as standard. Might be a few conversions over in the States, though.
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You're welcome.
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Reference point is looking at the back of the cluster with the dials the right way up, i.e. how they would be fitted in the car. There's three distinct plastic 'guides', two small ones at twelve o'clock and three o'clock, which are setup horizontally and vertically respectively. The larger third 'guide' runs diagonally from five o'clock to ten o'clock. The two smaller 'guides' are actually part of one piece of plastic, but I'm assuming that the answer to your question is three given the way they sit inside the cluster - if that makes sense!
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It's sitting on the kitchen worksurface at the moment - I'll just have a gander for you.
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This is a close up of the rear of the cluster unit (three gauge side) with the bulb removed. Doesn't really show the inside that well, unfortunately.
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Many happy returns, Keith. Nor from me. But I did get him another spare set of front seats so he can finish off the Supra seat sofa conversion project for the lounge and you can have the subframes!
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Yes, please.
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I was and am still interested in the clocks/dials, but never had a response to my last PM from the previous thread.
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And here's the thread in question: http://mkivsupra.net/vbb/showthread.php?t=61320
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It certainly does.
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The seats fold down in the wagons for extra load space, but as psymon suggests, they're not really what I would class as a conventional estate in regards to load carrying capability. How much and what type of items, on average, will you need to transport around in the back of the car?
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Yes, makes for good copy.
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Forget about all this 4x4 nonsense, the VED rates have got nothing to do with how many driven wheels a car has. Cars registered after 1 March 2001 pay VED on the basis of their CO2 emissions, cars registered before 1 March 2001 on engine capacity.
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Is it not illegal to have an under reading speedo anyway? Lucky you didn't take him out as you could have ended up with another offence.
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I take it your not going to check out whether the tree is preserved or not, or lies within a Conservation Area, or possibly is covered by a planning condition seeking its retention/replacement? Unauthorised removal of a preserved tree CAN see you prosecuted up to a maximum of £20,000 in the Magistrates Court and an unlimited figure in the Crown Court. The Council might not notice its removal, but a neighbour or even a passer by/local busy body might and there's nothing to stop them contacting the Council themselves.......
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That's me beaten by your superior intellect then.
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Granted it is isn't exactly the same number as you quote, but I think the point is valid all the same.
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Fancy that, there was actually 320bhp+ standard Subaru models after all.
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As would S202, S203 and S204 owners as well.
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Does that car have pre-facelift front wings and front bumper?
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The odo reading on the dash picture shows 14900-ish km, which converts to 9000 odd miles. Whether it's the original unit is anyone's guess, though.
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Where's the MSB/Anthracite option?