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Wow.. that's a super clean Enduro wagon. If this was closer to WA, I would have grabbed it for WayneO

El_Freddo wrote:Any questions feel free to ask

Did this size rope work ok? I've always used smaller size with the rope coated in Vaseline.

Awesome pics and great right up. Well done Bluesteel

Just wondering why the snorkel is on the LHS when the EJ22 normally has the airbox on the driver's side? Which also reminds me.. got any engine bay pics?

The service manual inside your glovebox should give you a good indication of what is require on your service interval but if she's been sitting for this long, I'd check the tyre condition and also run a bottle of fuel octane booster/cleaner. BTW, 4.2 sounds right to me but I like to use 4.5 as the E...

El_Freddo wrote:I use a pair of pliers to do mine.

I've been using a set of bullnose pliers since 1992 and never worried about buying a "special" tool as the plier method works perfectly

555Ron wrote:RX rear disc setup to suit a Brumby.

Shoot me a PM if you want anything.

Hi Rhys, I'd be interested in this rear disc setup. Sending PM

Old school tyres didn't use the profile because they were all one size. These were all 75 profile, so these tyres would be 185/75R14 and will be a tad high but would be fine if you used rims with the correct offset.

But also there is another sensor on the opposite end of the intake with a bullet style connector (on the ones I've owned anyway) which has something to do with the temperature guage...although it can't be that important; mine has been disconnected for close to a year and there is no difference) Jus...

Hi Ray, I can help out with some parts.

Rear Diff $50
Various Centre Console Pieces from $10
Ignition (Steering Column) Covers $20

Depends on the colour of interior, my parts are grey.

I'm in Rockingham

Cheers,
Paul

Glad you got it sold quickly Ben. Hopefully the new owner looks after it

What side of Canada are you on?

Yeah, this was the pic I saw a while ago. I think you said something about it then?

Unfortunately, the L.Series had so many different models of A/C kits fitted to them. I'd grab a second quote from another A/C business.

I have a few A/C compressors here in WA. Can you post up a pic of your one?

Good to hear it's sort and did you replace the front crank seal whilst you were there? another thing to check, is the sump gasket, just nip them up a bit but not too much, as it's a cork gasket.

Sorry no pics but have seen it done with 50mm round pipe for the hoops and piece of flat plate around 150mm square at the base of the hoops, then between the 2 hoops, they had joiner pipe using tee clamps. From the looks of it, it was all made using fencing galv. pipe and looked pretty easy to make.

You guys need to organise another end of year bbq/cruise that I can attend! Now that was an awesome trip! September? Congrats to Silverbullet for his 2000th post! Well done mate, keep up the good work on the subi's and keep us posted ;) Cheers Bennie Yeah Sam, congrats bro and can't wait to read th...

El_Freddo wrote:I'm surprised no one has asked any questions, yet he's sold 8...

Cheers

Bennie

According to his sales history on the 8 sold, they sold for $16.90

That's a bargain when you can get $2,200 off the sale price

A fishing Party (fishing for CC's when I got there) http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v284/toonga/20141213_162758_zpsfa83ee8e.jpg From memory (and looking at the sea state) fishing wasn't worth it :) Slap yourself on the back for nutting it out on your own Jules. Slap? I thing more of a pat would b...

Can't be a flux capacitor Jules.. those coils aren't joined in a Y figuration

Looks great. Reminds me of the ones JayJay (60766244) fitted to Maple

John (wagonman) knows someone.. from memory, it's his brother but don't quote me on that