yassir wrote:

:O

he's a member here on ozlib..

guess its time for him 2 start on a new project lol

the car is a bit too outgoing for my liking although the interior is so sexy....

Yeah it looked good when it was green and subtle, that looked nice.

It looks like a joke in my opinion now, and I would be embarassed to drive it. Just way to far out for my liking, but hey, it's someones cup of tea no doubt.

Obviously the owner has chaged tastes too.

Personally I don't like anything about it except the badge.

Good luck selling though. There's always someone out there with more money than taste :blush2:

yassir wrote:

yeah that is nice ehh

http://i83.photobucket.com/albums/j316/bfg747/Random%20Cars/P1010047.jpg

thats my favorite stage :clapping:

those HP design rims really seem to work for the libs, i see a lot of ppl with them on the soobies

please dont put chrome rims on your car, i beg you:swoon2:

my01liberty wrote:

yea havent seen that stage before looks nice aswell:victory:
there is someting bout those hp design rims i am seriously contemplating about buying a set

legacy rsk wrote:

please dont put chrome rims on your car, i beg you:swoon2:

well said.....leave the liberty's and legacy's out of that crappy world of auto salon....

SOO081 wrote:

Brendan, I am going to disagree with you here.

sorry petal.

If anything, I think it has soured the Liberty marque amongst the general public. Where Libertys (and Legacys, for argument's sake) are considered a more mature, discreet and respectable subaru motor vehicle, this particular Liberty has not only grabbed more attention of the pubic, its taken that image and has made it look a tacky, hideous looking P plater mobile. I'll go out of a limb here saying this, but the P-Plater Liberty drivers here, would tend to shy away from the Lairy, attention seeking looks and publicity that this car attracts, for a more discreet, private vehicle.

Sure its a "different" car. Everyone in the "autosalon-esque" fraternity are getting bored of their riced up rexies, 200sxs, foresters, and corollas.

Horses for courses I guess. This one has a serious bout of the equine flu, and has three broken legs in my eyes.

Alex

SUB4RU wrote:

:beee:  Brisbane autosalon here i come....
(Unless street torque (same day as autosalon) lets us drive on indy track again! They let entrants of the show, do a lap of the indy track on the friday evening of indy last year!)

SOO081 wrote:

Ahh. Umm. Sorry Brendan.
Have I foiled your plans for a Kandy Pink respray for you B4 in an effort to pick up chicks* whilst lapping Brighton/Stanmore Maccas/Kings Cross/Oxford Street?
*loose definition for a pillowbiter.

Alex, this is one time we will dissagree.
I don't think Merc and BMW marques have been soured by this type of stuff being done to a car. It brings a certain air of desirability.
You appear to have catagorised the Liberty as a conservative vehicle, whereas I and others it appears, consider it to be a vehicle with a far broader reaching appeal.
I reckon each to their own and if it looks good then great, if not, you'll get flamed. This will bring youngsters, who had never considered a Liberty, into the fold.
Brand procreation, we love it.

then again brendan does like vl commodores.......

XXB4XX wrote:

Well done buddy.. get it out there!
I personally am sick of everyone classifying the lib as a car for someone that has had their "mid-life crisis", or it being called a Grandpa rocket,
These cars need to get the attention they deserve, I dont agree wit air-brushing and whatever else, but a nice Lib like SUB4RU's needs to get the attention it deserves.

Im not a fan of the Fully Hektic Sick Cars and dont like seeing it spawn its way into the Liberty scene. :beee: