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Cool, Bob.
Sorry I missed your call. I still have the weber, and will probably sell it easily. Make sure you pick up a jetting kit for high altitude (5000+ ft) for tuning.
I used Victory Machine in Cortez. They usually work on detroit-muscle projects, but were very pleasant to deal with and did a great job. Durango doesn't have too many machine shop options that know what they're doing.
If you are driving through Durango, let me know. I have a stock air cleaner which you could adapt to fit the weber if you wanted it. Probably a few other EA82 parts... spare alternator, all my A/C stuff you can have, since I'm deleting it for the EJ swap. Let me know on email: kanurys@gmail.com
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Sesh,
Bob in Farmington again.... dropped you a line about your craigslist weber a couple weeks ago. Sorry I didn't get back, sure you sold it.
I picked up a new one and am accumulating parts for my rebuild now. Was wondering who you used for your machine shop work in Durango, the shops down here in Farmington seem to be fixated on "bow ties" and "blue ovals". Would like to deal with someone used to subies and a trip ti Durango is NBD.
I didn't realize there were so many subie fans around here. Best rigs ever IMHO. I keep looking for a good Brat; I bought an '86 brand new when I was in grad school. Miss it ever since the ex got it in the divorce. Unfortunately, they're like gold these days.
The wagon is mostly for my daughter's first car, but I like to play. Once its up, maybe we can wheel up the pass some weekend. I've also got a '76 FJ40.... as they say, too many projects, too little time..
Cheers - Bob