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Rockman

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  1. Sent you the money just now, UPS ground is fine.

     

    thank you

  2. 78BRAT, here's a pic of the ignition. I sent you a PM with shipping. I'm 95% sure this is a 77-79 ignition switch. Manufaturer stamp is KANTO SEIKI. There's no part# but it's also stamped KV-13.
  3. UPS ground to 92021 is $13.37. I'll attached a pic in the forum. My pay pal acct is my email: joe.hazel@nau.edu.

  4. ok, sound good. I'll box it up and calculate shipping and send you my email for paypal. Do you need it ASAP or is ground ok?

  5. how does 30 bucks for the ignition and key plus shipping to 92021 sound?

    just PM me your paypal acct

  6. I used a screwdriver to start my 79 wagon for years. Anyhow, I've got a never been used ignition switch with keys if anyone is interested. Make me an offer I guess. It's about the last thing I have from my genII stuff besides some EA71 pistons.
  7. Hi, sorry I didn't get back to you sooner. I'm not on the forum that much. Anyhow, I sold the blue 4wd wagon but still have the red FWD wagon. I'm in Flagstaff, AZ. If you're still interested I can send pics and discuss history, etc. I bought it from a college gal in 1995 for $400. All it needed at the time was a clutch and the rear shocks replaced. It's basically sat since then under a tarp or in my garage. It fired up the last time I tried but that was a couple of years ago.

     

    I can be reached at home 928-774-3816 or my cell 928-600-5729. Or via email: joe.hazel@nau.edu

  8. hey id like to get somemore pictures and info about both of the wagons you have. where exactly are you located? and if theres anything else wrong with them...

  9. Wow, with those Jackman rims it sure looks like a 4wd. Too bad it has an automatic transmission.
  10. I've thought of doing this as well. Question. If you install the EA81 and matching transmission can you use the driveshaft from the EA71 or do you need the one that went with the EA81?
  11. If this soob is still looking for a loving home I'd be interested and willing to fly up and drive it to AZ. Or ship. PM me if you haven't sold it. I've been looking for this year rather than trying to restore the one I've got.
  12. Sounds like its a go as long as I have the right tranny which looks like a mate to the ea81 but also has amnesia with no known history.
  13. Ah, thats good to know before I sink any dead presidents into rebuilding this motor. I think I'll look into modifying the cross member first. Most subies of that vintage in this area are now crushed and recycled. Thanks for the tip!
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