It's taken me almost a week to post about this, but I figured I would wait 'til (almost) everything was settled. So... I got a new (to me) car. My mom found it and bought it for me, and last Saturday I went and picked it up from New York, leaving my old car (I'll miss you, Hyacinthe :'() behind. I've got him all registered as of today, plates on
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Hasn't read book, but i was busy assuming you were trying to give it an Aussie name because Subaru is Australian. Was gonna tell you to spell iy Sydney.. XD
Also, i has a 92' car for which i have one key for doors and trunk and another key for ignition. It's not all that bad really. The ignition one has a microchip in it and costs about $100 a key, but i'm fairly sure door keys are cheap. Getting all the locks switched out shouldn't be too expensive, maybe $200 or something(this is not an official rate quote, XD), because it'd only be the cylinders and keys swapped and wouldn't require disassembling the doors or chopping anything up. Should be a fairly simple fix with the man hours costing more than the parts if you're lucky.
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^_^
http://www.parts.com/oemcatalog/index.cfm?action=getJointLocator&siteid=2&chapter=§ionids=25,0&groupid=10050&subgroupid=60967&makeid=32&model=Legacy&year=2000&catalogid=1&displayCatalogid=0
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Alternately, I can call a locksmith and see if they can create a key to fit the locks. It's a matter of which is cheaper.
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Subaru is Japanese, btw. Not Australian. What color is the sky on your planet? ;-)
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Truck nuts are a felony Lack Of Taste in 49 states. :-)
They're also sexist. I mean, where's the truck vag? (Yeah, it'd look like a VAGINA!)
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