RAugur33

Great writeup! EJ22 harness strip, now the fun begins.

I've always like the baja bugs. Bigger fan of Subaru. What about a set of baja-type fender flares to begin. Maybe something between a baja fender and Jeep fender flares:banana: Looking forward to your progress.

How to post Pics: When you are in the new thread/post reply screen you will a bunch of icons at the top. To the right of the smiley face is a paper clip icon, click the arrow and upload your pics.

Are you guys building your own lift kits or buying them? Pics are always nice. I am building my wagon right now, hopefully ready soon.

Dude, I see your problem. You need to remove that blue wire:lol: And you are going to need more that that one roll of green electrical tape. Otherwise looks just like mine.

A guy named Norman built it. He does real nice work as he is a cabinet maker by trade. As I recall it is lifted, EA82 motor, custom paint. He moved and sold it through Richie. Just saw it at Richie's a couple of weeks ago. Not sure who the owner is now.

Poop, Is your upholstory guy reasonable? I could use a good/reasonable upholstorer. The BRAT looks awesome........I now hate you too.

A lot of Transmission information, maybe it will help you guys. http://www.gearhack.com/myink/ViewPage.php?file=docs/Subaru%20Transmission%20Chart

Speaking of potential:

When do you find time to work on customers cars? Great little car, so much custom potential. Current project going well. Will bring by when finished.

Or, you can do this upgrade:

Anybody install Brat T-Tops into a wagon or hatch? Can it be done? Has it been done? Pics???

for the EA81's though you will have to do a little hammer work on the inside of the strut towers, there just isnt any way around this... So, how much hammering needs to be done on the EA81? Were you able to make a set this weekend?

It never ceases to amaze me the things that people have "hidden away" in their sheds/barns/garages, etc.

I need the 4" strut blocks for an EA81. Your blocks correct for camber, right? I am definitely irritated and frustrated, but it has nothing to do with you:grin:

Bill, I sent you a PM awhile ago about buying a set of your 4" strut blocks.

I didn't even notice that, it looks stock.

Let mw know if you see anything out of the ordinary. This is my first subaru. Thanks The only thing I see out of the ordinary is that it is not in MY driveway:lol: That is a sweeet XT-6. Good find.

Pics please

Mark saves another 360! I like the custom etched rear window.

That is freakin' awesome, congrats. So, does this count as the first baby born at a WCSS show? Carter? are you sure you didn't intend to name him Weber, or Nippon?

Thank you to all the coordinators/vendors for making this happen. My favorite venue so far, stunning scenery. How many days until WCSS 12?

Thanks again to Noah for helping out on the wiring harnesses. Unfortunately, we did not get anything recorded.

This is from the Subaru 360 club. If you are interested I can get his contact information. Long-time Club member Charles Kepley in IL has a Subaru ff-1 with a rusty body but good mechanicals, engine, trans., suspension, brakes etc. He would like another member who has an ff-1 to get it and use the mechanical parts OR find an ff-1 with a good body and restore it with his engine etc.

I think this is one hell of an idea. Depending on when and how much, I could be in... Time will be sat 12:00-2:00. This will give everyone a couple of hours to stage their cars in the show/shine. At this time there is no fee, but I am sure that Noah would accept a donation/tip for his service. If there is any onsite electricity anywhere, it would be a good idea to host it there. That way I can record the entire thing without worrying about batteries I will scout for a location with electricity when I get in on FRI. Will you be willing to burn copies of your recording for members if they cover your costs/postage?