Another Reason why the Forester Rocks

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    Panny plasmas are noice! /jealous
     
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    i think wagon's in general rock. a week after i bought my car, i hauled the motor from my previous car up to duluth in my hatch. and yes my next car is gonna be a squashed turbo forester.
     
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    I never tried to fit a TV in my FXT but I've tried a twin size bed with the box spring and it fits!
     
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    hmmmm.... my mind boggles and almost explodes with all the comments... but I dont want to send you into another hiatus for 5 yrs... how ya been dude...
     
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    The Forester does have some space advantages including a drive-in movie with the family, place to sleep and I once loaded my Forester with a 60gl water heater from Menards. LOL
     
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    thanks for picking up my tv. I will be home all day so you can drop it off...
     
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    When I worked for a small Pinot Noir producer in Oregon's Willamette Valley (Subaru Paradise), they owned matching Foresters. We used them to haul wine around. With the seats down we'd fit well over 50 wine 6-pack cases. The back sagged a bit when fully loaded, but it was better than driving some POS delivery vehicle. Even had the logo of the winery on the side using magnets. Best delivery vehicle I've ever driven.
     
    SleeperWagon, Aug 13, 2008
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