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Hey Mark, didn't your dog have a starring role in "Men in Black"?

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- and a rather tardy " Welcome back !", Phil! Thanks, making progress slow, too many things going on in the summer! If it's longer than 36 years, then you may use the term "slow"....... otherwise, you are progressing quite rapidly - compared to myself! (I did apologise for my be...

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- and a rather tardy "Welcome back!", Phil!

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What the guys above the guy above said!

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oldone wrote:What bugs me is not having Lab Rat up dates!!!! Jon. Get another 360............soon! WE miss you!

Hear hear!! get one NOW dude!

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No I doubt it. It only happens when I login to this site. It's some type of a Trojan virus that my Norton Security catches and deletes but it's persistent every 2 seconds it tries to make another attack. Very disheartening. Sometimes they have a stand alone "fix" program on the security w...

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2stroketurbo wrote:I get it. I get it all the time on multiple computers. It is a huge deal breaker for me. I brought this virus topic up before but no one else had it. It's so bad I don't visit this site much anymore except thru tapatalk on my phone. very frustrated.

x 2 - WE WANT YOU BACK!!!!!!

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I just don't get it.

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ts440hp wrote:That is a great shot. Cant wait to have kids one day!

I didn't go that far... I just wished I had a camera!!

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oldone wrote: I should have Knowne that!!

Yes Wayne, but it was a little gnome fact......

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Ooh arrrr - methinks it be a PIRATE cat!

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Great pic Mark - it has a definite seventies flavour!

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ts440hp wrote:
kjrcace360fan wrote:Is that one of my windshield gaskets that hold the trim?
I'm not sure it may be, I bought the windshield from Gram(...)

I'm sure he weighs a bit more than that!

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It could be a "scarab" of Subies! ??

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Welcome BACK to the Club from downunder "Ozz"!

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Welcome to the Club from downunder - that looks like a nice Young!

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Hi Max, Welcome to the Club from downunder!

Instructions for posting piccys are at: Click here

- you can also select 17" screen (1024 x 768) for a larger view pic.

Cheers,

Ian

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- and EXTREMELY lucky to have been able to drive this rare beauty!

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Lucky enough to ride shotgun in this delightful machine, following a State championship car rally back in the 1970s...

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Welcome to the Club from downunder.... thingumiejig!

Ah... 356 Porsches.... beautiful memories...

(I have a photo or two somewhere... must dig one out for you)

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Crikey - the forum takes three and a half years to appear up there in Alaska! Slower than Wayne's pedal-powered Internet! :lol: :lol: :lol: (good to have you back on board) Haha, pedal-powered? Nah, ours is newer than that. I've got a kick start. Hey Wayne - that Guy from Alaska has kick start Inte...

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Crikey - the forum takes three and a half years to appear up there in Alaska! Slower than Wayne's pedal-powered Internet!

(good to have you back on board)

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Hi and welcome BACK to the Club - from downunder!

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Scotty, try washing in HOT water - it works with my clothes! (i.e.; they SHRINK!

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Don't forget New Zealand, Roger! (we try to in Australia, but they won't let us LOL)

Welcome to the Club from downunder, Abruna! The members here will amaze you with their fantastic feats of friendliness! (try saying that when inebriated)..

Cheers,

Ian

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That's what white is... isn't it? A combination of all the others!

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It's red

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I'm also an originality fan, although I respect the work undertaken to customise many of the non-originals around. I did make the point of saying that a modified Young S to a Young SS (LHD) would be a "replica". That covers it all for me. At least it would give you chaps an idea over there...

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Oops, I forgot to ask, Books1, you mention the mythical American Young SS version? I understand that a left hand drive version of the Young SS was never manufactured from the factory? That's disappointing, being a left hand drive person. Not that there are any Young SS versions available anyway eve...

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Welcome to the Club from downunder, Scotty - for a brief moment, seeing your avatar piccy, I let myself believe that I might have a fellow Young SS owner, but alas! ... not to be (I thought you might have located the fabled American Young SS that was purported to have been imported many moons ago!)....

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Brrrrrrr! Sorry Ed, but I'm in T-shirt, shorts and with the air conditioner on COOL.

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Welcome to the Club from downunder, Harry - looks like you've already proven that you are a true enthusiast... (33 hour round trip) !

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G'day Patrick and welcome to the Club. I also live in "WA", but not the WA you're used to!

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I'm a mere 9,550 miles from your location, Dale......

But I felt the emotion there, all the same!

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Welcome back, Dale - keep gettin' stronger mate!

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Hi Stephen, and welcome to the Club from downunder - I reckon red is the best Subie 360 colour, too! The fact that I have two (non-Subaru) red small cars should not be seen as any indication of bias..... :D Also I found this knob on the floor in the car and I am not sure where it should go or what i...

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Hi Ted and welcome to the Club - that Bluebird P510 SSS was a liddle bewdy! Very pretty and it took me back some years to when I had a 1968 Bluebird P510 (not SSS, but it did have an 1800 (Datsun 180B) motor with a mild cam and a lovely sounding single Webber carb in it. Saw off many a V8 in its day...

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Welcome to the Club, Mike..... all the way from "downunder" !

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Welcome to the Club from downunder, Marc!

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Garm's Farm of parts.....

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Jody, instructions for posting pics are at: http://www.subaru360club.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=26&t=3575&p=27819&hilit=choose+file&sid=797c0d0aa845d9a004a248cae9391da1&sid=797c0d0aa845d9a004a248cae9391da1#p27819 - and here in the Board Main Index: http://www.subaru360club.org/fo...

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[quote="oldone"]Jody Welcome to the group, great story & also great that you are picking up his passion for the 360 & carrying it forward!! Ian is on the right track on the film/video's, it's just one of his talents. Later we, I'm sure would very much enjoy any that you would care ...

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Welcome to the Club from downunder, Jody! Just a heads-up on those old films: if you haven't already, PLEASE make digital copies whilst there's still some colour left in them! Is it on actual film, or video? Both deteriorate, but video usually sooner. Looking forward to seeing piccys of the ol' girl...

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Welcome to the Club from downunder, Jeff! I've had assistance from lots of members over the years - all the way down here.... so you shouldn't have any trouble!

Cheers,

Ian

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subaru360nut wrote:Welcome to The Club!
If you are near Norwich there is a
great car museum there.
Ed Parsil in Tucson AZ

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northeast ... Car_Museum

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There ya go..

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Well, that saved me asking!! (I think

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Welcome to the Club from downunder, <insert name(s) here> !

Sounds as if the liddle Subarus have recently invaded the Texas area!

Just love that overhead photo of the red Subie. A real "atmosphere" shot.

Cheers,

Ian

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Welcome to the Club from downunder, Bob!

Floorboards???

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