You didn’t start seeing Subarus in large numbers in North America until the third-gen Leone showed up. Even so, most of these quarter-century-old veterans are gone now, even in regions they once dominated (e.g. New England, Colorado). I found this more-80s-than-Wang Chung example in a Denver self-service yard a few weeks back, and I had no choice but to document this soon-to-be-rare piece of Subaru history. (Read More…)
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Tagged as 1980s, 1987, 1987 Subaru GL, 1987 Subaru Leone, 4x4, Down On The Junkyard, four wheel drive, junkyard, Junkyard Find, station wagon, Subaru, subaru GL, subaru leone
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