Its mostly there, engine looks complete. I could snag parts off it if someone needed them. I'm in N.H.

What colors is it?

 

Needs/Wants:

 

Uncracked black or blue dash

 

Uncracked steering wheel,blue or black

 

Chrome strips above the rockers,just below the doors.they are specific to the 4WD and Brat.If they are not banged up I'll take one or both.They pull off.Should be an up and down and pull motion to remove them.

 

Hood release cable complete if not rusted.

 

Passenger side fender if not rotted out.

 

Front valance,I really could use one that is straight and not rotted out.It's the part under the front bumper,between the fenders.

 

gas filler door

 

Any special bumpers or bars on it?How about a skid plate?Mostly curious,if there's something worth it I'll probably snag it.

 

If the radiator looks very good....

 

gas pedal,if not worn out and hinge at bottom is intact.

 

any pedal covers that look very good

 

If there's anything special about the tranny or engine,like known to be low mileage or recent replacements,please let me know and I'll drive up ASAP

I have friends in Sharon,right near you,that I haven't seen in a long time.

 

Thanks for any help.

 

I could probably continue my list but this should get you started.I'm about 2 1/2 hours away.Talk to you soon,

Paul

will go back and thouroughly inspect it. I thought the subaru resurection church was closed? I can take pictures and send to snail mail adress if you want. It is tanish with the BRAT targa stipes down the B pilar. No front valence, sorry. Will go back and catalogue good parts.

Sounds like it won't help me too much with interior parts.

 

 

If you go back please check the passenger side fender and the other exterior parts I mentioned.

 

Just the FSCR location is closed,the spirit lives on.My '78 is my daily driver right now so any help is really appreciated.I've got a rusted wagon to get to down here as well.Not going to be too easy without a real place to do it at.

exterior is tan. Interior is there, but I don't remember what color it was. It was my first day in a new junkyard, and this one goes back to the 20's. All I can say is I was scouting around in a daze of wonder. Now that I know the layout, I can be much more detail oriented.