Mate, this forum can be quiet sometimes but I dont know of any Libs that have been converted. I have thought about doing it myself as it is a lot cheaper to run but you will loose boot space to the lpg bottle. Conversions are pretty common here on other cars and the government here did offer a rebate to people wanting to do it. I guess we are kind of lucky as Gas (lpg) is found at every petrol station. Here in Aus, we are required to have the whole conversion undertaken by a mechanic who is qualified in lpg conversions. All conversions, as far as I am aware, are dual. I have read of some wrx cars running lpg with good power as a result of the higher octane levels that lpg allows. You may have better luck asking on a general aussie car forum.

Btw, nice looking Legacy. Have you cut the back off to make it into a ute?

The Baja was Subaru's poor attempt at bringing back the popular selling Brat. They were supposed to have built 30,000 a year at their Indiana USA plant but only ended up building 30,000 over a course of 4 years and the 5th year were leftover models. From 2003 to 2007. From what I understand the ones that couldn't be sold, Subaru found a market for in Chile.

The car was marketed toward the "outdoor crowd". You can get all sorts of attachments to haul a canoe, skis, two difference bike racks. It has a door called a "switchback" where you can lay the rear seat down and open a small door to haul long items.

The car was poorly advertised for one thing. Also you could buy a full size 4 wheel Chevrolet pickup for US$ 2,000 less. Bigger vehicle but not as nice and not as many options.

Another bad thing is in the US and Canada where the car was marketed, the standard size of most building materials like a sheet of plywood or polystyrene insulation is 4 feet X 8 feet which are the deminsions of a full size pickup truck bed and there is no way to "safely" haul something like this in a Baja. The bed is not wide enough. Or at least I haven't found a way to haul a sheet of plywood.

Although I did haul a queen size mattress and boxsprings one time strapped down with bungee cords. It was hanging off the back of the car but made it 40 miles without falling off!