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The 1983 Subaru GL Family Huckster Is Hoonigan's Latest Creation

Racer Travis Pastrana will run this car at the 2022 Goodwood Festival of Speed.

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This wild racer is a 1983 Subaru GL tuned by Subaru Motorsports and Hoonigan.

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The car was built by Vermont SportsCar.

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Many details are meant to mimic Subarus from the 1980s.

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The gold wheels are awesome.

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Actually, the whole thing is awesome.

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The turbocharged engine makes 862 horsepower.

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There's a bunch of active aero for better downforce.

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This GL will be driven by racer and stunt driver Travis Pastrana.

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The GL will make its public debut later this month at the 2022 Goodwood Festival of Speed in West Sussex, England.

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