I have known about 360s for years. I saw one with a sign in its back window reading "not for sale", so I bought it. Thankfully I found the Subaru 360 Club. All I need now is a lot of help.

Earning the "360 Brake Job Rite of Passage" certificate should be at the top of your list. Welcome to the Club, it's been a huge help to me.

welcome!

maybe I should take the "not for sale" sign out of mine before somebody buys it...

Welcome, I hope we can help make your experience with your 360 a great one.

confederate bob,
are you familiar with the 1971 IH Johnie Reb?
only my most favorite truck ever!

C. Bob,

If you haven't already, go to my webpage and download the manuals and the parts catalog. Also, if you don't have it yet, PM me for the link to download the "Book of Reprints" - 30 years of tech tips in one place!

Steve
http://www.mysubaru360.com/manuals_and_documents

Gosh that 1969 article makes me scared to want to drive this thing haha.

Yes but when you are driving it in traffic, your "situational awareness" will be dramatically higher than if you were driving say, a modern SUV.

After nearly 36 years of driving Subaru 360s daily, I have only been hit once - that was when I was stopped. I have come to the conclusion that our cars are so small that when they are moving the idiot drivers who cause accidents are not skillful enough to hit one.

Ed

I've been hit with cell phone cameras paparatzii style more than I care to admit.