ok so got the parts for my GFs car the other day and then is snowed so after thinking it over and her harping about wanting to build it i brought it all in the house and we started puting it together here are some pics others soon to come.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

oh yeah more to come

SWEETAH!!! That's better than putting a lego castle together on christmas day!

:banana:

A fun winter project! Those cardboard boxes full of parts look exactly like the ones in my garage.

Sweeet!!

 

So did she do the majority of the work?? Hope so!!

good to see naked belt setup

 

I also saw many parts that can be thrown away!

First off, my wife would KILL ME!

Now, in 20 years when someone pulls that motor to stick into another Subie they'll LOVE seeing her name on the valve covers!

It was one thing carrying it in in boxes, but now that it's assembled, she's gonna have to help you carry it out to the car.

 

SWEETAH!!! That's better than putting a lego castle together on christmas day!

:banana:

 

 

nothing is better than legos for x-mas:headbang:

Awesome! The names on the valve cover are so over-the-top! If this isn't true love, I don't know what is!!! But if you guy ever separate, will there be a custody battle over the engine???:lol:

nothing is better than legos for x-mas:headbang:

I second that! Rebuilding an engine is second, especially in the house.

It was one thing carrying it in in boxes, but now that it's assembled, she's gonna have to help you carry it out to the car.

 

 

Yeah! Make sure to have someone videoing when you move that thing out to the car!!!

Nothing says "I Love You" like a name on a valve cover.

Wish I could just spend one day inside tinkering with a subaru motor.

 

I have a pic on my old computer from where someone was doing timing belts on an EA82 and the previous owner wrote on the inside cover:"Poor Sucker".

sweet... i really like the book sitting beside the disasembled motor that reads "what's wrong with my car?":-p

That is really cool that your gf let you guys rebuild it indoors! My wife would not allow that. I tried carb center peice on the table once and that didn't go over well even though it was pretty.

 

The big question is: Will the motor fit through the door way?

Will you adopt me so I can move in and sleep on the couch and watch the TV? I will bring my own engine.

That's just freakin' AWESOME!!!

I have a pic on my old computer from where someone was doing timing belts on an EA82 and the previous owner wrote on the inside cover:"Poor Sucker".

:lol: :lol: . That's great and so true. I'm dreading the day I have to do mine. As already mentioned earlier, hope you have a way to transport it out of the house and good luck.

Doesn't everybody rebuild their engines in the living room? It's about the only place you can work with wrenches wearing only socks

Naked blets YAY!

Naked legs BOO!

ok final product will get vidio tomorow.

 

 

 

 

 

 

((CHEEEZ))

 

 

yes i am on the street. itsa rush lol

yes i am on the street. itsa rush lol

 

 

whats wrong with working in the street, i did my last clutch in my rx in the street in front of hte house. dont care what the neighbors think, lol.

All I have to say is right on man. So did it start up first try?

got the 2 and 4 plug wires crossed but swaped the m and fired right up. sounds sweet ill get video later. thanks Rob.

Excellent. Reminds me of my first engine rebuild. 1976 wagon. 1400cc engine. Rebuilt it in my kitchen, on the heavy duty table I had made. This was, of course, before marriage.

 

Now I have a big insulated garage, soon to be heated.

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