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Posted by: Chi-town Feb 5 2019, 07:51 PM

Well you know what they say, the best laid plans of mice and men...

1974 1.7 Marathon Blue
132k on the clock
$9k On Hold, might be able to keep her

The Good
No rust in the hell hole, longs, floors, jack points, trunks
911 Front Boge Struts with new Bilstein HD inserts
New Ball Joints (Lemforder)
New Turbo Tie Rods (Lemforder)
New SKF front wheel bearings and seals
New front Rotors (Centric)
Alfa Brembo Aluminum Calipers (just rebuilt)
Lower control arms just powder coated
New Powerflex Black front control arm bushings
New Fuel Tank
New Stainless Fuel Lines
911 Rear Hubs and Stubs (108mm CV size)
New Rear Rotors
New Rear Pads (Porterfield RS from PMB)
PMB adjuster plugs for rear calipers
New FAG rear wheel bearings
Bilstien rear shocks w/ unknown red springs
Maxilite Fuch copies 7" front / 8" rear (tires are old but hold air and roll)
New AppBiz Carpet set
Tons of new weather stripping
Fresh air system just refreshed with all new seals and foam (914 Rubber)
New ATE 19mm Mater Cylinder (still in box)
Luissi Steering wheel and solid hub
2013 Subaru Outback 3.6L Engine (35k miles, 256hp/243ftlbs)
Subarugears 108mm CV adapters for Subaru 5MT
Subaru 5MT FWD Conversion kit
Front Sway Bar
Rear Sway Bar
22mm Hollow Sway-a-way torsion bars

Tons of spare parts!

The Bad
Some of the above parts are not yet installed (car does roll!)
Engine and trans are not installed (waiting on a new cradle)
Paint / Body has patina
Car was converted to electric in the past, has 5 small odd holes cut in trunks
Bumpers are there but not perfect (no rear bumper top)
No Battery tray (electric conversion victim)
Had aftermarket mirrors (extra holes)

I'm located in Anaheim, CA

I will load more pics tomorrow now that the rain has stopped.

Posted by: JRust Feb 5 2019, 09:07 PM

What was your plan on the motor for ECU? Stock & do you have the complete wiring harness to get it? Will be fairly important to whoever takes the project on

Posted by: Chi-town Feb 5 2019, 10:01 PM

The plan was to run a Link Thunder or Fury ecu as they have a map that allows you to run all the factory sensors. I have not purchased it yet but I do have the connector to wire it directly to the OEM engine harness and all the wiring manuals in PDF to go with it.

Posted by: Tdskip Feb 6 2019, 08:00 AM

Oh crud, sorry man.

Posted by: mobymutt Feb 6 2019, 12:31 PM

Yeah, too bad, I hope everything is ok.

Posted by: mr2by4 Feb 17 2019, 09:14 AM

More pictures yet?

Posted by: mepstein Feb 17 2019, 09:15 AM

A lot of project for the money. GLWTS.

Posted by: Chi-town Feb 18 2019, 03:56 PM

On Hold for the moment

Posted by: 76-914 Mar 1 2019, 09:23 AM

Crap. I just saw this. I'm hoping it all works out for you Dylan. We need Suby minds.