rockhopper
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- Birthday 11/07/1972
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1993 brat, 1990 brat
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Brat- uk how much is it worth?
rockhopper replied to rockhopper's topic in Old Gen.: 80's GL/DL/XT/Loyales...
I don't think the t top was an option for the uk, nor was the cyclops light. it does have the dual range tranny [manual 4speed]- wish I had fitted the hill holder parts from the Impreza as that was a great feature when I had the Imp -
Brat- uk how much is it worth?
rockhopper replied to rockhopper's topic in Old Gen.: 80's GL/DL/XT/Loyales...
the brat market is odd over here, last week saw one go for £600- rought as hell earlier I saw one up for £2995- bit better than mine body wise, and a few less miles £1700-2000 seems to be a sweet spot but it's really hard to tell- nothing ventured nothing gained I suppose -
Brat- uk how much is it worth?
rockhopper replied to rockhopper's topic in Old Gen.: 80's GL/DL/XT/Loyales...
piccy [this may not work!] http://picasaweb.google.com/christopher.gledhill/Brat?authkey=WtGaX_IRO50 -
Hi all, have decided to finally sell my beloved mv/brat pick-up, only trouble is I can't figure what it is worth basic honest spec as follows 1992, 1800 carb, 70'000miles. spent its first 10years of its life in a no rust area of the country recently painted subaru mica green, full mot full new exhaust no rust apart from lower of front wings [of which I have a new spare pair] and a little bubbling around trim strips on doors bed has been stripped back and plated in all usual spots. starts first time, dead reliable- only trouble is I prefer bikes, and can't justify the wheels sat on the drive for 2-3 weeks a year it gets used. As we know the brat is unique in the fact that it is the only car profile 4wd pick-up around- as such they are hard to price! Help
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Show off your roos Mileage!
rockhopper replied to beataru's topic in Old Gen.: 80's GL/DL/XT/Loyales...
only just run in here, 92 brat - 76k miles -
new project for Suberdave
rockhopper replied to suberdave's topic in Old Gen.: 80's GL/DL/XT/Loyales...
Hi, not a project for yer man there, but i have just dropped on a 150dollar 1990 brat, with cloth seats, 5speed box, diflocks! and a pair of mint front wings, I don't really need the car, so was thinking about making my 1993 into a long wheel base or long rear overhang like the northern europe models [then I can get my moto in the back [also a boxer] any thoughts -
Fixed the brake problem, handbrake caliper mechanism siezed £££, never mind £60 later and an exchange caliper fitted we have brakes again:) cheers for the help chaps:)
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nah I thought of that, but the main brakes are fine:confused:. I am gonna drop the caliper later today and have a stare at it, according to the haynes manual the mechanism contains a part [in the caliper] called a connecting link [looks to me like some sort of spacer]----- I am wondering if this has somehow fallen out or not been refitted after somebody has swapped the pads or sommat?? cheers for the help so far
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they stopped build on the brats in 89 i think, mine was registered in 93, so I assume it was sat around in a storage facility for a few year in the gap.
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yup, I reckon the caliper off is my next step...... the cable mechanism up to the caliper is fine, I think it may be the lever arm on the caliper that is causing the problem, but I am not sure how so far
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Hi all, my 93 brat has just failed it's MOT test on a RHS parking brake not working. got the thing home and had a look, the cable part is fine, but the lever arm is going right back to the stop [cable fixing point], yet you can still turn the disk by hand!, I have done some searching around but all I can find is posts on parking brakes binding, and non on the brakes not working help please