It was a long rainy drive out to one of the most rural areas in the state. Surprised the dude even had internet access out there along with running water. Got the thing back into Crossville and was pulling into my buddy's apartment where I had left my truck and the throttle stuck on the weber so when you started it, it was like the pedal was all the way to the floor. Took my dad and me 2 hours to figure out what was wrong with it.
Here she is the day I got her:

It has been the most temperamental vehicle I have ever owned.
Here is the list of things Ive done to her since I bought it. Its a long one.
-New 185/70R13 Tires
-New wheel clips for center caps
-Replaced Starter
-New Alternator
-New upper and lower radiator hoses
-New OEM Subaru thermostat and gasket
-Replaced windshield wiper motor
-Replaced both t-top wind deflectors
-New windshield wipers
-Fixed major electrical issues under dash from ignorant previous owner
-Replaced gauge cluster with one from 83 Brat with 65k
-All new bulbs in gauge cluster and climate control
-Replaced shifter knob with an original
-New OEM Subaru clutch cable
-New OEM Subaru oil drain plug and crush ring
-New clutch pedal return spring
-Installed original “fun roof” sticker
-New heavy duty floor mats
-Replaced window crank mechanisms and handles
-Replaced door panels
-Camper top to preserve bed
-Weber carburetor
-New alternator/water pump belt
-New driver side CV axle
-New passenger side wheel bearings.
-New passenger side rear wheel bearings
-New brakes front and rear
-New passenger side ball joint
-Re-wired front speakers from previous ignorant owner cutting them.
-New rear u-joint
-New heater core hoses
-New throttle return spring
-Original Subaru factory tool kit
-Replaced rear view mirror
-Replaced drivers side mirror
-Replaced glove box mirror
-Replaced fuel door with rust free one
-Replaced fuel cap with OEM
-New spark plugs, wires, distributor cap, and rotary button.
-Replaced T-Tops
-Replaced Fuel Pedal
-Replaced Both Seats
-Replaced Entire Center Console
-Obtained “Dual Range” Emblem for console
-New Subaru OEM Intake Manifold Gaskets
Lets hope she stays true for another 24 years.

















