Comatose "Mako Shark" Crosstrek Build

OP is in denial. It is a fresh powder blue. Thanks for agreeing with me. OP will be forced to adress this soon enough.

I honestly think we wouldnt be having this discussion if he would have gone with Red

 

Oh! We definitely wouldn't be second guessing anything if it was the right color Jaime.

 

Yeah... dropped off friends kids this morn for school, 3 grey khaki in parking lot 2 were tenny bobbin girls and the other had the apperance of a guy with those hipster tight pants in green with a brown and red sweater. I feel dirty inside, may have to set it on fire and call it a day.

 

The little fin on top is perfect!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XqZsoesa55w

 

That's Mike all the way!

 

If I ever had to move to Boston or another city for work, I'd probably mod out one of these subies. There are some legit looking foresters and outbacks these days.

 

My first new car was a 1993 Loyale. It was great for 11 years then the ignition switch went up. It was a blast to drive.

 

I also have a strange urge to buy a 4-banger single cab first gen, and make it the most ridiculous grocery-getter imaginable. Like twin turbo and PRP seats and stuff.

 

That would be so cool! Go really nuts and cut the roof off! Throw a Bimini top on when it rains!!!!

 

This has been an inspiration of mine for years now:

 

That's pretty bad ass!

I saw one of these conversions down in Virginia once.



I thought it was a factory option.

 

I applaud the effort and finish on that fab work, but yeesh. Not my thing.

 

i just like convertibles. Would be fun at the beach. I even considered a jeep before buying my Taco. But I make do with the sunroof option so I am happier than I would have been. I did look at a FJ too, but too small for me. I came from a 4Runner, and before that a Tundra. The Taco is a great fit.

 

My friend Casey has a locked and small lifted 4 door JK all built out. Really looks good, and the no door thing is pretty cool.

He's a WW2 reenactor, so every once in a while he may or may not run a pintle mounted Browning .30 cal off the roll bar. He works for Booz in DC. You may see it if you are in the NOVA side.

 

That sounds cool as hell!!!!

Just gave me an idea for the pintle hitch I have and don't use

 

Pintle hitch and pintle mount are pretty different:

 

Ahh, yea, mine is the first, with one of these



I might make a bracket to bolt to this to hold a flag for the 4th of July or whatever else.

I'd like to sell the damn thing. It's a 13k lb rate hitch.

 

I hear red grilles are a good way to celebrate the 4th of July

 

Touche'