doing research like this makes me more nervous and anxious when i take it out. finding out you own perhaps one of the rarest subaru's ever built is actually quite humbling. its a fine balance between wrapping the thing in cotton wool and locking it up in a climate control garage for the world never to see again or taking it out and enjoying what it was built for. i think taking it to albany and supercruises to york are long gone. its just to valuable (read priceless) to me. if i can keep it in its current condition for another 10+ years then i would be a very happy man.