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The only reason that I wanted pics was to know what all the terminations look like. Are they all just like the ones to the battery? I guess I could just inspect them all myself, but I'm still waiting for my Haynes manual to arrive.

Thanks,
Anthony

Thanks again for all your help. I found a 1998 Brighton SE wagon (2.2L) with 100,000 miles for CA$5400, or aboot US$5000. It recently had the brakes done, and the dealer put on new tires. I talked the previous (only other) owner and got the skinny before buying it, and it sounds like it was well mai...

This is great information! How can I get the pictures?

Thanks fellas,
Anthony

By the way, Josh, thanks for the pics. I think I could do my own seals and timing belt. I've done head gaskets on a Honda Shadow and do most of the work on my BMW motorcycle, so as long as the engine doesn't have to come out, no problem. I'm inspired. I'll let you guys know which one I buy. Cheers! ...

Thanks folks. Your help is already making me a better buyer than most car shoppers out there. Used Subarus seem like the best deal out there (besides BMW motorcycles on eBay). People expect a lot more for their old Hondas and Toyotas, and they don't seem to be any better. Now, I'm leaning toward spe...

Thanks for your responses. I'll be looking for service records for a high-mileage Legacy 2.2 with no neglect. I'm found a nice one with 118,000 miles for about CA$4700 (US$4150). What's this about the head gasket? Does that need to be replaced at some point as preventative maintenance, or am I just ...

Hi folks. I'm buying my first car, and I've seen a few Legacy wagons around that I really want. doesn't have to be Outback, unless someone here tells me they're more reliable. I'm pretty sure that I'll find a good deal on a 1998-2001 model. Here's the crux of my conundrum: I think I can find a nice ...