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Mark
-Dennis
I can get my wife into an XT if she knows she'll get a freebie. Who knows, maybe she'll like it and soften up about me getting one...
Was it mailed to you? Help, Patti! :-)
-juice
Craig
I may try to scan that later. I've been able to show most people that wanted to see it.
Actually, Craig, could you e-mail that to me? One concern is that the web had it split into 2 pages, can you merge them first?
-juice
-Brian
Let's see, one for the XT.
What else should I test drive, which I've not yet driven?
-Dave
Bob
-juice
Hey Brian, PDF printer drivers are for cavemen!! :-)
Craig
I scanned the photo into a JPG but it's just a B&W from the paper anyway.
-juice
-Dave
Cheers Pat.
We just wanted to share some pictures of the sights we saw and our travels on our honeymoon. There's a few Subie shots in there, so it may be of interest to folks here. We went from Salt Lake west to the N. CA coast, up into Oregon, and back via Boise... first BIG road trip for our little Impreza. Great fun!
http://users.sisna.com/ignatius/subaru/trip
Hope to check in more often now that I'm an old married guy!
utahsteve
May wedding bells ring for both of you always
Great pics by the way.
-Dave
Jim
-Dave
Steve
..Mike
..Mike
utahsteve: congrats to you and your dw. awesome pics, what camera do you have?
-Brian
Congrats Juice!
Great pictures Steve, congrats on the nuptials! I'd love to take a trip like that with my wife someday. Crater Lake looks awesome.
Craig
But at some point one has to let go of a car. I held on to my Loyale way to long. Over last year of ownership, I spent overall $1000 on maintenance (tires/brakes) and some repairs. And the private party KBB on the car was $3000.
http://members.cox.net/craig.hunter/nyt.pdf
Craig
UtahSteve: Terrific photos. I think I see a Subaru ad campaign somewhere in there. Congrats to you and your new wife.
Jon
The Times piece was very informative. The quandary is compounded by the soft used car market. You want to trade while your car has trade-in value remaining, but you know you will get screwed and may not have the time or energy to sell to a private party.
Steve & Meika: Very nice album. Great shots. Hard to believe that you two were all by your lonesome at several of those places.
I also got the Severe Weather Companion mailing. Not sure what I'd want to drive - maybe an XT Premium to gauge whether the massive moonroof affects handling.
Ed
It's just too easy to steal a Rex.
-Dennis
Bob
-Dennis
I can just see trying to talk my wife into a 4-5 day car trip (-:. We did a 3 day trip a few years ago, just after getting the OB from NY to KY via Blue Ridge Pkwy in Va. Let's just say it was good we were visiting friends, and that we came straight home. That's why she'll never go on the 48hrs run with me.
Mark
Welcome back and congrats! Meika - cool name, and it contains a "K" so the Crew endorses your marriage 100%! In fact, you were destined to marry her, and you can tell her I said so!
Kate: $1000 is nothing. Plus, every car requires maintenance, even new ones. You should count only the money for unscheduled repairs. I did not include the cost of the timing belt in the $2500 in repairs on the 626.
Craig: excellent, that is *much* better quality than what I had. Figures an Apple saves the day for a Subaru Crew member. Thanks. You da man. I nominate you for Chief Information Officer for the Subaru Crew!
Ed: that's my wife's thinking. I could be a Consumer Advocate, something like that. Personally? I'm not much of a risk taker, so maybe as a 2nd career, if I still have the energy. I have great PR (wife) for free!
-juice
More good news: I won a little prize in an online photo contest, a free rechargeable battery kit, woo-hoo! A few weeks ago we went camping at Zion N.P. and the photo is the "Canyon Wall" one in the B+W section of Week Two winners.
Camera = Canon A70 Powershot, a very generous wedding gift from my new brother-in-law! I love all the manual controls as my background is in completely manual SLR's.
utahsteve
edit: The URL for the photo contest was HUGE, it made the page 2x as wide as it should be, and didn't work anyway, sorry. It's through www.rayovac.com but you'll need to do some linking to find it.
-juice
Rayovac Photo contest winners:
http://makeashorterlink.com/?X48F21F46
Or, for just a reasonably sized .jpg of the photo itself:
http://users.sisna.com/ignatius/subaru/mods/canyon.jpg
utahsteve
Great photo, BTW, you really capture the texture and the enormity of it all.
-juice
..Mike
..Mike
So much for my supposed fame, I got an answering machine that informed me I'd have to buy rights to their copyrighted photographs!
On a different note, I spoke to our friends that are adopting, and told them about the meaning of Gotcha Day. We will be the child's Godparents.
Any how, I said we'd come to the airport to welcome Christopher to the USA, and they got *SO* excited that we showed interest. It was really cool. Guess you had to be there.
Should be in January or February.
And to bring this back on topic, the dad's name is Dave! Gotta talk him into a Legacy wagon now!
-juice
Steve
Cheers Pat.
Craig
Patti
Let's see, who showed up? Bruce, Ken, Bob, Pat, Kullinger (sp?), new XT owner (dead something in his handle?), Brenda, Brian, and yours truly. Did I miss anyone?
Slow start, busy finish.
Next Thursday is our 10th Wedding Anniversary, so I need suggestions for gifts. It the Tin Anniversary, traditionally, or Aluminum, modern. They suggest a Wok! Or a tin lantern.
I could get creative, and put something else inside a little Tin container. Suggestions?
-juice
TWRX.
Of course a nice aluminum Momo shift knob is always tasteful.
Bob
Bob
Jim