Scott in Bellingham

my red car moves, major still to do hook up clutch cable mount gas tank install seat set up shift linkage battery strap rear flex bump stops and a bunch o small stuff

matters when I get done , Bronc Hmmm.... could you pull a trailer for Me?

Been workin steady on the red car steedy , may even drive it today

only 8 days to go and I have so much left to do, and its soooupper HOT OUT

Jeff we plan on being at Walker friday mid morning, what time will you be there? and where will we camp and or leave stuff?

something seem wrong here 6 nuts ?? I thought 3 were good

sometimes out on the trail this could even be done, we usually have all the tools and parts to fix anything when we are out

thanks , you have a turbo EA82 engine side Pipe you could bring me Jeff

Did a little work on the sedan , rear flexs over 24" , its comin along

OK still got 2 weeks not a problem

My plans are for friday day and saturday

outback struts will give you up to a 27" tire maybe some 28" tires

3 weeks woo hoo

not yet need you to come help, I still need to build the drivelines, does start and run with all needed fluids Scott

WWOOOOTTT It runs , sounds pretty good to, still need to make a couple drivelines, so far heres the run down Free Car Free Engine came as a spare in the back of a black wagon I got Free Engine intake and all the top side goodies $100 Toyota Rear Axle Steel tubing left over from a project I never did from a couple years ago Free Datsun pickup gas tank Yota Rims got in a trade Tires thats still up in the Air I got the 30" Kooks on there now, would like some 32 x 950 Swampers, Have the 33 1250 swamps but I think there to much Onboard Air I bought 1-1/2 yr ago somthin like $200 still need both rear door windows if you have a set , looks like I just might make that July par tay yet

Heres something I copied from another site please fill out to help get funds for walker valley WA thanks Scott Hello to ORV riders, Attached to this email is the Walker Valley User Survey for 2010. This survey is a critical part of our grant funding application to compete for ORV trail maintenance dollars for Walker Valley. It is in fact how we include the voice of the ORV user in our grant application. As you know, these grants are not evaluated on DNR’s needs, rather they are evaluated on the user’s needs. So please help us get the attached user survey distributed out to the ORV user community – to clubs, websites, friends and neighbors - so they can send us their comments. We need to receive the completed surveys no later than June 30th so they can be used in the grant application documentation. Thanks for getting the word out to folks! See you soon, and have a fun and safe summer of riding! Jim Jim Cahill Washington State Department of Natural Resources Office # 360-854-2874 Cell # 360-333-0272 Fax # 360-856-2150 919 N. Township St., Sedro-Woolley, WA, 98284 Attached ImagesWalker Valley ORV Area 2010 User Survey for grant application.pdf (232.4 KB, 1 views)

OK Ive used a 2000 lb come along to get unstuck, your saying this 3000 lb winch wont help ??? it could be run threw a pulley then its a 6000 lber, and anyway aint it a cutie

been workin on this wheeler, got most everything hooked up for the engine, might hear it run tonight, still have a bunch to do, plan on takin it to the walker meet in July, looks like it will have a 90:1 crawl ratio , this will have on board Air and a few other tricks:rolleyes:

so basically just weld up the center diff correct?

thanks guys, so that disty with the vacume advance is a stand alone, needs just a hot wire cool

turn a 96 Legacy into a rear wheel drive car with a AWD 5speed whats it take, ? whose done it ? thanks