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1978 DL Wagon FWD JDM style Project
moosens replied to the_bbgun's topic in Historic Subaru Forum: 50's thru 70's
Dual carbs!!!! Lol Enjoy!! -
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Is that a '72?? You frikkin lucky bastid ...... pardon me. Some intersting and exciting pieces there.
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Enter - the home depot 7/16 threaded rod .... Where's Ben when we need him ? LOL Seriously - TimeSerts work great too and you'll be able to use your stock exhaust studs for a long time without having to re-insert another helicoil. Plenty of solutions out there. Enjoy the battle.
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I think the white plastic lever has a broken "pawl" where the link wire's loop end hangs. At least that's my best guess. Junkyard - or maybe someone here has a spare. I have the 70's type if it's the same but I don't think so. Good luck on it
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I think the white plastic lever has a broken "pawl" where the link wire's loop end hangs. At least that's my best guess. Junkyard - or maybe someone here has a spare. I have the 70's type if it's the same but I don't think so. Good luck on it
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"maybe some one restoring a ff-1 or whatever its called could use " Yeah I saw that but then he seems to have second thoughts ......
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1300 parts can be found. What do you want to do with it if you can find parts? If you would actually use it the engine is very efficient and you can easily find the intake and carb from a few old school folks. ctsuba has used parts for 1300's including the 4 spd the mates up to it. dannybreadman on eBay has new old stock. He's here too as drivesubies . I also have some new engine internals buried away. Good luck. I know I want one for a future project.
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EA71 Electronic Distributor
moosens replied to sjschlag's topic in Historic Subaru Forum: 50's thru 70's
'79 is the year for transition from points to e'tron. Maybe because yours is 4WD ? I'm still using points but threaten to swap often. Find them on eBay rebuilt and ready to drop in for around $50. -
EA71 sputtering above idle
moosens replied to talldude's topic in Historic Subaru Forum: 50's thru 70's
Can't tell ya how many times I see one on eBay and say "ah, I'll get it another time." Thanks for the post. On my list NOW. -
79 GL Wagon front end crunch-need some parts
moosens replied to def's topic in Historic Subaru Forum: 50's thru 70's
Tought to say from here but looks "bangable" for the radiator support. Pics looking down into the engine bay and/or of the front unibody "rails" would show more of the extent of the hit. It doesn't look bad to me if the fender didn't buckle up. So I'd say get stripping it and bang that radiator support back into shape. At least try. Good luck. -
New clutch not working after install.
moosens replied to O.C.D.'s topic in Historic Subaru Forum: 50's thru 70's
check your pedal box for a crack up the left side? -
Pro studio shoot of my '81 MV (UK BRAT)
moosens replied to 81MV's topic in Historic Subaru Forum: 50's thru 70's
Outstanding ! Just built backwards. Lol Cheers! -
Jessekrs123's 1984 Subaru BRAT
moosens replied to Jessekrs123's topic in Old Gen.: 80's GL/DL/XT/Loyales...
Used to very popular to tow a brat or Gen I 4wd wagon. But that's decades ago up here. See you in the spring. Truck stop Milford. Exit 40. I'll be the guy in the old Subaru. -
Jessekrs123's 1984 Subaru BRAT
moosens replied to Jessekrs123's topic in Old Gen.: 80's GL/DL/XT/Loyales...
Drive on up to new England this fall. We'll treat you to a coffee at Dunkin Donuts. I really want to see an old brat behind a motorhome. -
Jessekrs123's 1984 Subaru BRAT
moosens replied to Jessekrs123's topic in Old Gen.: 80's GL/DL/XT/Loyales...
That looks like a Bozzuto's trailer. Careful what you say. Lol Any meets up that way? I'm down for embarassing myself with loud exhaust. -
77 wagon voltage regulator question
moosens replied to stanced77's topic in Old Gen.: 80's GL/DL/XT/Loyales...
What you need to do is replace the alternator and V/R at the same time. You can update to a solid state regulator. -
Hey , welcome. I'm currently doing a side gig at CCSU in Newington. Bristol is nice if not for the pro football players. LOL wongleflute Blick's (Plainville?) is the coolest place for art folk. But I'm a Bridgeporter so its all nice outside of the city line. Enjoy the Baja and this Board ! Cheers! I'm old school but I'm sre folks here will help you with the Q's Edit - you can't type the name D i C k here? Geez , its the name of the store ...... People not familiar with this store will find the name funny for sure. But that's THE COOLEST art supply store I've ever seen.