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It sure does look right at home sitting on those Methods and covered in dust/dirt. Definitely curious to see where your adventure into the rabbit hole takes you.

I know Baja's aren't everyone's flavor, but I always enjoy seeing them. It's fun to see the different builds that are done with this platform.

As someone who had been thinking of almost this exact route, I was excited to see someone tackling it. Glad it was a success.

Welcome to the family.

Next part of the update... "This little light of mine..." CEL came on after running around southern Oklahoma one Saturday. I'll spare everyone the details and skip to the main part... It was a clogged vent valve. But the dealer also found that the charcoal canister was coming apart...

It's been about three months since I've been on... so I guess an update would be in order. Let's begin... First on the update is the installation of a set of Hella Sharptones. I ordered these through submimods.com and got their wiring harness to make life a little easier. The stock horns...

Thanks. And, wow! That’s quite an experience, and glad they walked out of it. Subaru has really been developing a reputation for safety. Reminds me of Volvo and the pride they took in safety.

Nicely done. Looking at this is getting my brain thinking again about some ideas for my Forster.

I completely agree. And nice touch with the Prancing Moose sticker.

I've really come to enjoy and appreciate this machine, quirks included. It's fun to drive (even without a turbo), and it's taken me everywhere I've asked it to go. And it's all still stock! The plans I have for it will have to wait until sometime in the new year.

Been a while since I've logged on... As far as updates go for The Blueberry... well, there's not really much to tell. Everything at this point is still about maintenance and keeping it reliable. Just not much in the way of a "build" taking place. However, we did take it on its inaugural camping...

Welcome aboard from North Texas. I've got family scattered around southern and central Kentucky. Most trips went right through Bowling Green.

Just wanting to check in on my fellow Texans and see how people are doing. I've been in contact with my family and friends between Houston and Corpus. They are all doing well, and mostly in good spirits. My friends in Corpus are beginning the cleanup process, and my family and friends in...

I appreciate little details like this.

Nice little report, Longshot270. Thanks for sharing.

This is fantastic. I've always been a Volvo fan. Used to think about what I'd do with the XC-70. I like that you've done a few things for functionality and just get out there and explore. Side note: I'm glad to see someone else who liked the V70R.

Really liking the progress I'm seeing with your rig. Definitely following along. Also, that rear bumper looks good. Nice to see something a little different, too.

Definitely going to be watching this. I really appreciate how much thought is going into your build. It would be easy to just slap gear on, but you're doing a great job of looking at budget and what you will be doing with your rig. Simple and purposeful.

Just doing my part to keep the SVO thread fresh.

Thanks for sharing. Looks like a really good time.