classic Subaru anyone?
 

here's one for you, Mike. :D

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=1858962472

Woah! that's REALLY cool looking! :D I betcha you never park next to another one, like EVER. :D

- Ca$h

i dig the interior! :D it is sort of of cool in a weird, retro kinda way. i wonder if it would be hard to get parts for? :rolleyes:

that is VERY cool. I would love to have one of those.

Mike

Is that a rear engine?

its in Pittsburgh, Mike. hmmm.....stebro exhaust or old Subaru :confused:

Woo-Hoo :p

http://www.cars101.com/subaru_bricklin.html

360
 

The 360 was never officially imported by Subaru to the U.S. Instead, the guy who brought us the Brickin I think imported them as a side venture. The dealers who signed up lost big time. I've heard stories of them being offered in sets of 5 for about $2000. They made a van, sedan and truck which came to the U.S. JDM which always has the coolest things got a open top and one with a nice big fabric sunroof. Value now for a good one is in the $3000 range. They came with a 360cc two stroke engine with around 25hp however, some in Japan had up to around 36hp.

I saw my first 360 (a '69) . . .
 

. . . the very day that I picked up my first Subaru (an '80). I was back in the shop to check out the (dealer-installed) A/C, and there was a 360 in the paint booth. From that day on I've lusted for one.

Hey Victor! Hey Earl! What's the 10th Commandment? (Thou shalt not covet thy neighbors 360.) :cool:

Re: I saw my first 360 (a '69) . . .
 

Did you see the 360 Van that was on the small car lot, on the way to dinner at the 10th meet?

Re: Re: I saw my first 360 (a '69) . . .
 

How could anyone miss it? It was like, bright yellow, right? :)

Re: Re: Re: I saw my first 360 (a '69) . . .
 

You HAD to bring THAT up?!?!? AAARRRGGGHHH!!! :p

Saw one of those at the dealership in Denver CO. I sat inside it. I couldn't imagine driving it. What a dinky little thing.

I was living in Columbus, Ohio when a local dealer imported 8 or 10 of those. I think he sold two in their original state. After the rest spent a year on the showroom floor he took the remaining ones, torched the tops off of them, added wide tires and sold them as golf carts for $1,000 apiece

Re: Re: I saw my first 360 (a '69) . . .
 

Yeah, and I stopped to take pictures of it after dinner. Now if I could only find the roll of film.

I dodn't know that anybody else saw it.

Amber tried the doors and found them unlocked. I'd never seen a 360 in person, and to see a Van was really cool.

The 360 convertible was called the 'Maia' in Australia and, I think, New Zealand. I had no idea Subaru ever called a car model 'Maia.' We just named our cat Maia because it's the name of a star in the Pleiades constellation.