Looking through my glove box, see what I have found. Jeez, kinda cool.

 

 

 

Very cool. Man your Soob was just loaded!

I mean some of it is old tech now. But in 1985.

Thanks for sharing this!

No charge for the remote fuel filler door release!

Zebra stripes?

^^What do the rims look like?

It is interesting to see what the original MSRP's for the older subarus are:

 

http://www.nadaguides.com/Classic-Cars/1986/Subaru

Im interested in knowing what the high altitude kit is all about.

For even back then thats a pretty good price for the luxury group. In the Justy they zapped the owner for over 200 bucks for a stereo radio.

Im interested in knowing what the high altitude kit is all about.

 

Ben it deals with the carb rejetting and a couple air pressure solenoids that sense atmospheric pressure, ie the elevation so the car leans out. The higher you go, the less air for combustion, and so the car needs to dump less gas down the engine to run smooth and efficient.

common, thing, sort of like a CA car junked with emissions garbage.

^^What do the rims look like?

Zebra stripes?

 

Dunno. Maybe these?

 

Yes, that is cool to see from '85... come to think of it, that info may still be in my '81 glove box too.. I'll check and post if so

 

Yep, I found mine too... 1981 Subaru GL Wagon - Dealer Window Sticker

 

higher res album pics here:

 

 

 

cheers

Edited January 30, 201214 yr by gadberry

Very cool. It's kind of amazing that some of these are still in their cars.

Im interested in knowing what the high altitude kit is all about.

 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/270685073562?item=270685073562&viewitem=&sspagename=ADME:X:RTQ:MOTORS:1123&vxp=mtr

If you really want to know.

Seller says there are no jets.

I suspect it opens the carb air bleeds wider and restricts the egr vacuum.

Wow! NIB, even. I might consider buying it if I lived in the mountains...