February 2, 201214 yr [/img] 82 glf 5 speed fwd Still talkin with the guy that owns it trying to agree on a price. If he comes down on it a bit I'm gonna own it. Tranny good, clutch has been replaced. Interior needs work. Glass is perfect as well as the dash. Moonroof operable and doesn't leak. Steering good. Shifter is perfect. Gauges all work. Edited February 2, 201313 yr by Turbone more info
February 2, 201214 yr Coupes are becoming few and far between, getting onto that one is a good idea. Looks clean.
February 3, 201214 yr Nice find. FWD will get you some badass fuel economy. My mom had an 82 FWD hatchie brand-new, and it would get 42mpg highway. You gonna keep it stock or swap in some 4x4 gear or another engine? Would make for a good sleeper with an STi swap. Edited February 3, 201214 yr by Cyfun
February 3, 201214 yr I´d keep it original. If it needs a restoration, do it, but leave it stock. There seem to be too many modified classic Subies in the US.
February 3, 201214 yr Author I'll probably leave it the way it is. I talked to the guy yesterday, he told me that the top of the back seat has rips in it. The same goes for the driver front. All glass, dash, and console all in great shape. Still hasn't given me a price. I have an idea of where its gonna be though(around $500)
February 3, 201214 yr For that price, killer deal if it runs okay. Would make for a good fuel efficient daily driver so you tear into your 4x4 some more.
February 3, 201214 yr Author Alright here's the problem. I found a 91 legacy today. I can get it for $550. 4x4 works off and on. I don't know which to get into. The glf or the legacy. http://s1102.photobucket.com/albums/g451/91subaru/legacy/
February 3, 201214 yr The Legacy is a dime a dozen... at least around here. I would get the GLF and make it look good and keep it.
February 3, 201214 yr Alright here's the problem. I found a 91 legacy today. I can get it for $550. 4x4 works off and on. I don't know which to get into. The glf or the legacy. http://s1102.photobucket.com/albums/g451/91subaru/legacy/ The problem with this is, you might have a Duty-C/Clutch pack failure in that Legacy, which means you need to disassemble the tail housing of the trans to fix. The GLF is a better vehicle, EA81, and a simple trans. GL FTW!
February 4, 201214 yr I'd go for the ea81 as well. I love the coupes, and they are a rare find. A legacy can be found much easier, you could always find one later, you may not get another chance with an ea81 coupe.
February 5, 201214 yr That glf should be all power right? Fun little car! I just got one recently, I looked for years, white 81' blue interior, and cant wait to get it on the road! Everyone who I spoken with says its the best 2wd roo too!
February 5, 201214 yr Author Well from what ive read on this post, I'm not even considering the legacy. I havent spoken with the glf seller since early Friday but so far we haven't met on a price. I can't wait to get it! When I do get it, it will be time to start tearing down the loyale for the 2.2 and 5 speed d/r swap. Oh and moving from a two inch lift to a four Inch. Should be an interesting time.
February 22, 201214 yr Author Welp 45 emails later.... Still no glf. The car is in one place the guy lives at another. He says it runs but needs carb work. I work with a guyvwho is heavy into volkswagon. He said if i get an adapter plate he has a weber carb. Im not sure the guy is ready to let go of the glf. I cant wait to get this thing.....
February 22, 201214 yr The Weber you would be getting should be a 32/36 and would need an adapter for such. This guy sounds like a douche, I hate people who hemm and haw about selling a car. Good luck on this though!
February 24, 201214 yr Author Still no emails. Is it bad when you can find upgrade parts before the guy even decides to sell
April 18, 201213 yr Author Well its been over 2 months since the emails started. Got a price of five hundred on th 82 glf. Im gonna have aboit a two hour drive to the car, but my opinion well worth it:banana: Now it all comes down to the "ok" from the wife
January 6, 201313 yr Author Well things got difficult for awhile. Guy still has the car but once again is slackin on a definate answer. Refresher... car is an 82 glf 1.8 5 speed. Guy says it doesnt run. Needs a carb rebuild. He says exterior and interior (obvious) need work. Good glass, new tires, clean and clear title, current black tag. Anyway here are some pics I would love to get this on the road.
January 6, 201313 yr Wow, 8 months later. I would have written this off. Nice to see youre still on the case
January 7, 201313 yr I've been on the case of a friend of mine for the last 10 years to get his grandma's old glf, 81 auto, around 25k original miles, off him. It's just sitting there slowly rusting and it freakin kills me every time I go to his place.
January 7, 201313 yr Author I've been on the case of a friend of mine for the last 10 years to get his grandma's old glf, 81 auto, around 25k original miles, off him. It's just sitting there slowly rusting and it freakin kills me every time I go to his place. Ha! I dont think i could hold out that long. I know where a good lookin mid 80's brat sits. Hasnt been tagged since 06. Belongs to the janitor at my old highschool. Ive tried to get into it from when i was a freshman. Ive been out of school for 12 years.( im a youngster) Hopefully i cant get into this glf in less than 10:grin:
January 7, 201313 yr Ha! I dont think i could hold out that long. I know where a good lookin mid 80's brat sits. Hasnt been tagged since 06. Belongs to the janitor at my old highschool. Ive tried to get into it from when i was a freshman. Ive been out of school for 12 years.( im a youngster) Hopefully i cant get into this glf in less than 10:grin: If it were a brat he had I would have already drugged him and made in sign the title years ago lol. At this point the coupe needs a drivers side rocker panel, carb rebuild, a complete interior restoration, and probably a hood/fenders as they haven't had paint on them since 06/07 from years in the sun. Good luck with yours, and you can't really call yourself a youngster with me, I've still got 2 full weeks till I hit 30 :-\
January 7, 201313 yr Author The car has been sitting for several years. >The car hasn't been started for several years. >The car developed a fuel leak on the engine.*** A Subaru dealer/repair told me over the phone was probably "accelerator pump" but may need carb replacement. >Moon roof doesn't leak to my knowledge. >Body and interior both need work; headliner is very good, seats need repair; this is a "rebuidable" and "restorable" classic. >Being sold "as is". >I have title and car is "blacktagged" and current. Newest email from the fellow with glf. Im gonna ask about price next. The car is atleast an hour and a half from me. Anything else i should be askin about?
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