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Fair enough aha that's why I'd figure I'd ask you guys whats up. That car sounds excellent but unfortunately, I don't think I could come up with that kind of cash. :/

Alright here is what's up. 1997 Subaru Legacy GT wagon 220k 5spd. Blown HG, still runs. Took it in to try for a sticker, needs o2 sensor and the engine repaired.

How much cash on my end? Could I get some details too? Sorry guys I'm gonna throw up the pictures today. It was late last night and I didn't want to take pictures in the dark.

Nah I didn't use Twitter. It was FB but it like autopopulated and what not. I haven't tried FB login again but I will.

I can put up pics in a bit. Only rust I've seen was drivers side rear wheel/quarter panel but I've patched it when I got the car, and the patch is solid. I just figured I'd ask the experts (you guys) hahaha.

It has come to the point that I need to sell my car. I was wondering what you guys would guesstomate on what's fair for a 1997 LGT 5spd wagon? Car's got 220k, newer tires and a bad HG. Does have the 16" LGT Snowflakes. I was thinking like $700?

Hmmm. What would be needed as far as tools are concerned, I'm gonna assume a hoist is needed. Plus swapping the evap stuff and the timing belt. Probobly should do the clutch while I'm in there. I've also got the super loose shifter problem, but I'm assuming replacing that bushing isn't all that...

Hey all, I don't really want to do this but as a poor kid whose jobless I've really got no other choice. I've got a 1997 Legacy GT wagon 5 spd with about 220k on body and engine. Problem is, we got a classic HG failure. Car still starts and runs but overheats. No knock as far as I've heard...

Hahaha probobly though it was my FB login I used the first time.

Talking about me? aha I had to make a new ID cause for some reason the FB login didnt work. Anyways, I'm very interested in this. I'm assuming direct swap for a 97 LGT?

I just recently joined a month or so back. For some reason I couldn't get into my old account so I made a new one. My name is Ian Black. Recently moved to Glenburn Maine. In the process my beloved 1997 Legacy GT wagon met an untimely HG failure. Being a poor kid, right now I can't afford to have...