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Looking good John. Now don't break it!

Worth a try.

John they replace- Oil Oil Filter Fuel Filter Air Filter Spark Plugs Gearbox Oil Front and Rear Diff Oil and inspect everything else. I'm due my 3 year service in September, only done 15k so far!

Looks good in white. Enjoy.

No Post Offices around Welshville mate?

The SIDC badge is about the same size as the STI grill badge rather than the Subaru badge.

2 toys looking good mate.

Nice! Very nice indeed. IMO keep it looking standard.

Car looks mint mate but as said lights spoil the look. Good luck with the sale.

Sad to see these pics but as said before, glad you are ok.

Looks superb mate. Great job.

Sorry to see these pics Craig, but glad you are ok mate.

I'm with John on this one. You watch this thinking I'm not fully committed on the looks but the figures could just swing it, then you see a glimpse of the bewinged model and you think now thats an Impreza. I'm still undecided on this model sometimes I love the looks other times I hate them so therefor its too much of a gamble to buy one. I'm not ashamed to say I bought my Impreza because of its looks but if I was to pick a more grown up hatchback then it would be an Audi S3 for me.

Very nice indeed mate, your old car looked mint too.

Congratulations mate.

They do make them in 18s but possibly not available in the UK. As above, Litchfield is a good place to ask.

Was just thinking that myself. There is no way I would take an Impreza out on a Hot Hatch day never mind something exotic!

That looks a good bike mate. Just ordered some road tyres for mine, always ride to work in the summer months, keeps the miles and the waist size down! Yep no probs, but always seems far more expensive then V-Power or Tesco 99.

Very nice indeed.

Looking good mate. Doghouse, tell me about it, I'm there most nights because I'm on HERE. Using the old 'I'm just checking my emails' is wearing a bit thin now!

Looking good guys.

Right firstly throw away your sponge and get a Lambswool Wash Mitt then use one bucket for your shampoo and one bucket (with a grit guard) to rinse your mitt. Rinse off loose dirt with PW then wash the roof, bonnet and boot first then sides last. Wash wheels and arches with a separate mitt (Microfibre this time), rinse off with PW again then 'sheet' the water off the car using an opened ended hose then pat dry with a Waffle Weave Drying Towel. This will help reduce the risk of swirls as they are caused by poor washing and drying techniques. This is only a quick guide, I could go on - trust me! Clay, foam etc etc.....

Looking good mate. Hope you meant to say 2 buckets.

Around £18 IIRC a wee bit dearer than the Forester pocket.