I once was lost... - Tuner-Junction

Tadashisan · #1 (**permalink**) March 12th, 2008, 10:52 PM

now I'm found.
Hey it's tadashi back from a season of being MIA because of school and what not. I'm not sure if anyone will remember me much but mabye tadashiphotography helps ring some bells. anyways I just wanted to let everyone know that I'm back into the tuning world with a 1996 Subaru Outback 2.5l and man am I happy. I'm engaged and moved to Vermont with my fiancee last week and I've never been happier. anyways heres some pictures of my subaru I just got a new fairly uncommon grill. I have an intake on the way and am looking for a set of summer wheels + tires so I can use these wheels as winter wheels. anyways hope you all enjoy the the pictures and I'll defiantly try to be around more often.

jon ROCKS!!!! · #2 (**permalink**) March 12th, 2008, 11:11 PM

damn, darrin in vermont, wtf, so you went from the south east, to the west coast, to the north east

whats good pal, you finished your school i take it?

Tadashisan · #3 (**permalink**) March 12th, 2008, 11:22 PM

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Originally Posted by jon ROCKS!!!!

damn, darrin in vermont, wtf, so you went from the south east, to the west coast, to the north east

whats good pal, you finished your school i take it?

finished, yes. completed, no. I decided it wasn't worth the money I was paying because there isnt a good chance of me getting a job to support myself, and a family which I hope to have started before im 25. so I moved to vermont with my fiancee and will be working as an apprentice carpenter with her father, very excited. as far as the west coast scene...not for me.....sorry to be Politically challenged but way too many mexicans and way to many people in general. Vermont is awesome, fun roads, dirt roads for subaru fun, and less people everywhere. its amazing and relaxing here in the country.

btw its darin

jon ROCKS!!!! · #4 (**permalink**) March 12th, 2008, 11:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Echo-Is-Go!

finished, yes. completed, no. I decided it wasn't worth the money I was paying because there isnt a good chance of me getting a job to support myself, and a family which I hope to have started before im 25. so I moved to vermont with my fiancee and will be working as an apprentice carpenter with her father, very excited. as far as the west coast scene...not for me.....sorry to be Politically challenged but way too many mexicans and way to many people in general. Vermont is awesome, fun roads, dirt roads for subaru fun, and less people everywhere. its amazing and relaxing here in the country.

btw its darin

wtf ever, you show up like twice a year and you gotta nitpick a fucking r

and i can see that, i would hate to live in cali, that place can lick a cock

i stick to the northwest, its basicly like the north east, but less snow

snow + my car = licks balls anyways, i got stuck in less than an inch of snow a few months ago lol

Tadashisan · #5 (**permalink**) March 13th, 2008, 12:02 AM

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Originally Posted by jon ROCKS!!!!

wtf ever, you show up like twice a year and you gotta nitpick a fucking r

and i can see that, i would hate to live in cali, that place can lick a cock

i stick to the northwest, its basicly like the north east, but less snow

snow + my car = licks balls anyways, i got stuck in less than an inch of snow a few months ago lol

hahah oh man, im glad i opted for the 150horses of awd. I tested my OB on the fiancees home driveway snow bank. I got stuck in a bank that was probably 1.5' but only for a second until my AWD kicked in, then the soobie dug herself out.

it was pretty fun

jon ROCKS!!!! · #6 (**permalink**) March 13th, 2008, 07:49 AM

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Originally Posted by Echo-Is-Go!

hahah oh man, im glad i opted for the 150horses of awd. I tested my OB on the fiancees home driveway snow bank. I got stuck in a bank that was probably 1.5' but only for a second until my AWD kicked in, then the soobie dug herself out.

it was pretty fun

yea, 260 hp/tq + rwd = no go in the snow for me