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VIP in Yarmouth will pull codes for free if your buddy's dad can't/won't.

Last chance - car goes bye-bye on Saturday. I'd rather sell to someone who'll like it, so my final price is $16,500. Sale has to be completed by 4PM on Friday. Come on, someone must want teh wagon secks.

Just throwing it out there - I have my '07 with 34k for sale for $17,666.

I'd consider it. PM me with an offer and we'll go from there

Bump - price drop to $17,666.

Bump. I'll be trading in the wagon as early as this evening, and as late as Saturday.

I love this car. I've loved every mile in the driver's seat, every little bauble and bolt-on I've installed, every compliment I've gotten on it, every little scream my wife has let out when I surprise her with a faster-than-absolutely-necessary corner, and every drift through a snowy parking...

BRAKE JOB COMPLETE! ~16 hours' worth of learning, swearing, bloody knuckles, and talking about how much easier it would have been if we had a lift in the garage. Yeah, well, we didn't know that - and the asshat at Napa told us to whack the wheel studs out in order to get the rotors off. Only...

Okay, seriously going to flip out on this car! Calipers off, no prob (although the torch was good to have.) Rotors off, no problem. Now we're trying to get the wheel studs snug in the hub assembly so that we can put the rotors/wheels back on, and we're having no luck. We can't get the studs...

Using whatever my buddy bought from Napa. This thing is a shuttle for him to get from Falmouth to North Berwick every day, so he's not concerned at ALL with high-grade stuff. He just wants cheap

Managed to find a service manual for a 2000 Outback. Anyone know of major differences (or PITA minor ones) between the 2000 and the 2001? We're working on an '01.

Also in Firefox, holding control while hitting the plus and minus keys increases and decreases font size respectively.

Admins - should rename this thread to "Right-wing conspiracy-theory militia wing-nut" thread. Boom! Headshot!

Where are you getting this "ice age" stuff? I haven't found anyone else (or other information) that knows what you're talking about.

Sweet...keep 'em coming

I owe a buddy of mine bigtime, and I'm repaying him by helping him with a brake job. Car in question is a 2001 Outback wagon, and we're doing new pads and new rotors. I have a service manual for a 2000 Outback, so I'm not terribly worried about the process of what to do, I'm worried about...

The dealers live and work in the US - so do the mechanics, and the assembly plant workers (many 'foreign' cars are assembled here). The taxes from the sale of these vehicles go to the US, the US residents are the ones that benefit from driving the new cars. That said, I would argue that Honda...

That's because since the Glennbeckerry ensued, the language has been changed so that it pertains more directly to the clunkers program.

Uhh, folks? That's the same generic disclaimer that is posted on every armed forces computer, every government pc, and the like. It was a cut n' paste job when they were setting up the cars.gov network, and it's only seen when logging into the dealer - repeat DEALER - section. They're giving...

^ You also had Sir Kenny Block up there too, apparently spanking the hell out of an old Ford We'll be in touch, for sure!