EDMOND — Bob Moore Subaru hosted the Oklahoma Subaru Crew, a group of Subaru enthusiasts, for a Subaru Show and Shine Friday night at the dealership, 13010 N. Broadway Extension, just south of Edmond. Crew members race, customize, collect or cruise, and then get together with like-minded Subaru owners and even a few non-owners. For more information on the crew, visit www.OKSC.org.
Ben West drives a 2000 Subaru Impreza to the Oklahoma Subaru Crew Show and Shine Friday at Bob Moore Subaru, 13010 N. Broadway Extension, just south of Edmond. West, a member of the Oklahoma Subaru Crew for about six years, says he is “really into cars.” He says he likes the reliability, safety and uniqueness of Subarus. He has raced other Subarus he has owned and hopes to race his Impreza someday. West specializes in tuning the Subaru Impreza and Lancer Evolution vehicles.
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