What have you done to your wagon lately? (Let's keep the thread going!)

New engine

Thanks to a great friend who came over and got me through it, I now have a new crate 350 and the Delray is back on the road.

 

That is a awesome ride Oly...I'm jealous..always wanted one of those...))

 

Nice Stance on that Wagon Dewey , do you have a build thread by chance on doing your air bag set up ?...just getting ready to tackle mine in the 71 chevy...be curious what system you used and what controls you went with.....and how you like system...

 

Mid 90's Chrysler product. Finished up today. It took a ton of time fixing former seat holes, building proper bases for the outside as the floor drops 1.25 inches near the door so had to level the seat bases, and rerun the wiring. Was fun to do, it just took a bit of time to get it done right. And dicking with carpet, fixing the console, some touch up paint under the dash, you know how it goes, you are doing one thing and see four more that need doing. I'll see if I can get pics and post them.

 

Indeed it does, pretty nice wagon for sure! My dad used to have a '72 Sport Wagon (Has a Skylark front end) dropped a new Jaspar motor in it with Heads and Headers, Holly Double-Pumper 4brl and a 2spd ElCamino rear diff. power...!

Getting the Ski wagon more finished.

New Weber 32/36 DGEV.


Put the front end back together for now (Until I get fenders)




Interior is all back in, and Fully lined with Fatmat.




As seen here.


Rear disc swap from an '86 GL-10 Turbo.


Restored front mudflaps.

 

WOW!

 

Nice work on the 'ol Subey, Loyale! I just missed another one that was too far away in Canada.

 

They just have to many old Subarus in the PNW, I could have picked up two 1st gen Brats, for like $400, both ran. They just give Subarus away out there.

They junk perfectly clean Subarus, while we try to rebuild with what little we have left in the Midwest haha.

Its the equivalent of Arizona junkyards to the old American cars.
:2_thumbs_up_-_anima

 

That's the way I got it. Someone had just torched the coils. It was too low for me, so I put in stock springs and air lift shocks on the back, 'cuz I
am restoring an old Caveman camp trailer to pull behind it.

 

Keep the faith !

 

Diggin the Subaru, that thing is cool.

 

Bucket seat install on the Safari - a much needed change from the 67 T-Bird buckets we've had in the car for the past 10 years or so. It was at the point where I could not ride in the wagon for more than half an hour at a sitting.

I also have the back seat which will fit in fine with a slight bit of work on the back of the back so it pivots properly, and also to attach the carpet and chrome strips.