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Right on , Earl !!!! Are those larger valves than normal ? Nice knob !

Open the door all the way and use an extension. If need be just take the lower bolts out of the fender tail and the one bolt between the hinges. But really with patience and as mentioned the jack and some wood and you’ll be fine. I recall using a deep socket 10mm with extension for what you’re doing with the fender on.

Did you use Greyhound for shipping ?

No special tools , you’ll do fine , just keep note of what you’ve removed and do one door at a time so you still have an original for reference. Many of us have done this and I’ve never had any big issue. Glass is tricky but put it on an angle when pulling it out of the tracks and pretty sure you’ll want to lift the rear end up lastly so you get that required angle to remove and then install. Door lock stuff requires a bit of patience most of the time and smaller fingers help. There you might find a spring hook helps but chances are a straight head screwdriver will get you through. Go at it , you’ll be fine.

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Nothing too incredible here. My cousin’s carvings have gotten blue ribbons etc , and of course his level of detail is something the rest of us only think we can attain. Probably bass wood.

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And I’d like to attend another in the future.

All I can offer is what you’ve probably already done. Check the manuals you have looking at the pictures. I’ve often identified parts that way with no part number.

Not Corporate , as I know it. They didn’t put anything on it to identify at all ? The license plate say anything special ?

!!!! Holy cow !!! Never seen any before. Good question , why were they made ? I wish I had an answer. No info underside ?

Sorry , I know that wasn’t much help to answer your inquiry. But my open opinion is always going to be that the d-r 5spd rules the road and the trails.

D/R 5speed - winner !!!

Doesn’t sound so bad for a true collector. Good luck with it !

Noted ! Saved list and will do my best. Thanks !

Thanks guys !! $80 donated to the USMB !! Cheers ! Paul

Please send pics to me at moosens@yahoo. com Really only interested in the tools but would love to view the buttons.

Apologies also - our 94 Ti wagon has just a painted standard grill , and came with little dress up crap. Nice woven cloth interior is the stand out feature to me. Side graphics make it an eye catcher. Otherwise quiet normal except the “Ti” badge which mostly gets overlooked.

Forget the “boy cries wolf” theories. I know you’ve seen me do this before and the posts are still there to prove it. This year , this time , it’s very very serious as many of you have seen me selling on eBay last autumn and a little bit since just very casually lately. I don’t have the time I thought I would. So I’d like to get folks to drive by and I’ll gladly display whatever I have to offer. The storage unit unit is under control and really much nicer and more accommodating for visitors - FINALLY - and thanks especially to Subafreak early last year and my best friend Chris late in the year which really brought me to a great point which I needed to be at for the past three years. 1970’s stuff almost entirely. Still plenty of New Old Stock and great used too. Engines , trannies , most all the stuff you imagine. PM here if you’re serious or email me at moosens at yahoo . Com Milford CT exit 35 off I-95 super super easy from either direction. Got 90-94 Legacy stuff or early 2.2 ? 90-96 ? You’re welcome to trade up just please discuss before hauling anything my way. Storage is too expensive , has to be reduced. This is it. Nice opportunity for vintage owners. Worlds best pizza near by , super breweries , CT isn’t so bad to visit just bring money and don’t stay long - too expensive!!!

There’s a few heater valves out there , even for the previous Gen. Be patient but persistent. I have first gens. Outside chance I might be able to find a second gen in my stuff.

Old school charge system or did you upgrade ? Points ignition ?

Enjoy the time spent ! You did see the $46,000 Brat sell on Bring-a-Trailer , right ? And two Gen 2’s sold down at Barret Jackson in the $16-18k range. Just letting it sit there you’ve done well. Do your walk around and send me a list. I’ll do my best for you. Cheers!

Donation coming soon ..... Thanks Shawn !!!! And hope you have a speedy recovery and excellent attorney and that you’re covered going forward.

Here in CT I have been selling off a serious amount of New Old Stock and great used vintage Subaru parts. Currently gearing up to ship a windshield. I also have at least one more. I have correct side mirrors new and old. Also lots of small items you may find that you need like brake switch , neutral switch , side markers , seals , bearings , etc. If on eBay check my sold items and the little bit I have listed now. ”cashingmystuffin” Everyone wants to be my friend and make deals on the side etc. but please be understanding that sadly I kind of need eBay lately. So if you see me there please DO NOT ask me to make deals off their site while on their site. They do have robots that search and they do warn you and threaten you with fees etc. Just contact me here or through email - moosens@yahoo. com But that’s no promise that I’ll yank an item from auction. Depends on how the item is doing and how I feel about it’s potential. Cheers! Paul

Easier to get the 1600 up and running. I have NOS main bearings in standard and probably first size up too. Also have lots of NOS seals , etc. You’ll see me on flea bay again soon. I’ve been slow about getting back into it. And I’m not alone , there’s still some others with old dealer stock. 78 Brat is worth keeping close to original until absolutely desperate. But of course you want to have what you believe will be more fun.