June 1, 200718 yr Whoo Hooo!!!!!!:banana::banana::banana: After nearly 2 years sitting, waiting for an engine transplant, she runs again! My bother and I swapped out the engine in his roo with a 2.2, then took the old 1.8 (that still is running strong) and dropped it into my roo. After some rewireing, another tranny (the original one went into my brother's roo when he blew up 2nd, but that's another story), a ton of cleaning, put the weber carby on (the efi went into my sister's roo), charged the batt, cranked for a few, then vroomm!!! WCSS9 here we come!!!! :banana::banana:
June 1, 200718 yr C O N G R A T U L A T I O N S !!! Great Job!!! too many Transplants ... Pics Please!!! By the Way: What Means: "WCSS9"
June 1, 200718 yr By the Way: What Means: "WCSS9" It stands for West Coast Subaru Show 9th year in a row:) wish I could go:-\
June 1, 200718 yr Author It stands for Weat Coast Subaru Show 9th year in a row:) wish I could go:-\ Now what did I do with that flux capacitor............. Here's a pic of me Suby next to the purple computer monster eater: Now, what to do about wheels........Hummmmm Oh, prolly should put somthing on to quiet things down a little. Straight pipe would prolly be a little loud for 1600 miles. I get to drive my suby again. I get to drive my suby again. I get to drive my suby again. I get to drive my suby again. La la la la la la Ok, I'm alright now.:-p
June 1, 200718 yr It stands for West Coast Subaru Show 9th year in a row:) wish I could go:-\ Oh, Thank You! ...I wish I could Go There Too, along with my Pair of Loyales! ...
June 1, 200718 yr Oh, Thank You! ...I wish I could Go There Too, along with my Pair of Loyales! ... Your pair of Loyales would show very well here.. I just someday want to be able to go to the West Coast shows and see their Subies...rust free..and lifted ... :slobber: we can dream. OH! Subynut...if you have to just freshen up what you have on your wheels with some paint..or even get creative with a pair of hubcaps like I did on my Loyale. I love what you have at the top of your windsheild:) Nice looking car...Oh how I love an EA82 wagon!
June 2, 200718 yr Author Wow. Good looking Roo!!! I do need to do somthing about the wheels. Black steelies is just plain boring.
June 2, 200718 yr Ted, That's just too weird for words. Must be the desert heat! Emily http://www.ccrengines.com
June 2, 200718 yr I do need to do somthing about the wheels. Black steelies is just plain boring. Can't go wrong with Wagon Wheels...
June 2, 200718 yr Can't go wrong with Wagon Wheels... Unless you try to stick ea81 wagon wheels on an ea82 car
June 2, 200718 yr Unless you try to stick ea81 wagon wheels on an ea82 car Right..But I doubt there many EA81 wagon wheels just laying around in remote Southern Arizona these days:lol: .
June 2, 200718 yr Right..But I doubt there many EA81 wagon wheels just laying around in remote Southern Arizona these days:lol: . You would think the same thing about southwest VA untill you got to my house:grin:
June 2, 200718 yr OR You could try my "Skip-Po Signature Series" trim rings, chrome acorns and centercaps
June 2, 200718 yr Whoo Hooo!!!!!!:banana::banana::banana: After nearly 2 years sitting, waiting for an engine transplant, she runs again! My bother and I swapped out the engine in his roo with a 2.2, then took the old 1.8 (that still is running strong) and dropped it into my roo. After some rewireing, another tranny (the original one went into my brother's roo when he blew up 2nd, but that's another story), a ton of cleaning, put the weber carby on (the efi went into my sister's roo), charged the batt, cranked for a few, then vroomm!!! WCSS9 here we come!!!! :banana::banana: Phew, that sure is a story of much work and generous family sharing - Great Job! On another note, it's fortunate you guys all live 'up North because if a similar tale of family passion were to come out of a certain southern state sitting on our northern border, there'd be plenty of room for incestuous inuendo Steve
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