Hello from Dallas...

[JohnnyGeek]

So...here I go with this Subie 360 project.



I brought this thing home from Oklahoma, and didn't even get it off the trailer before my 16-year-old daughter informed me that it was now hers, was to be named "Sandra D.", and I should get the restoration done most "chop chop".

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Ah well....should still be a fun family project, even if my kids dominate it once it's done.

I'll be posting progress on our project site - shown in my sig.

See everyone around.

[brystheguy]

Welcome. I thought about that one myself but already had my hands full with projects. Have fun with those brakes!

[JohnnyGeek]

What brakes?

=)

[ogiebendogie]

What brakes?

=)

Exactly...I'm just starting to get into mine, so much fun...

[Garm]

welcome, looking forward to your posts!

[2stroketurbo]

Hey welcome. One of the 2 cylinder Honda 600 yahoo group guys was really hot for your 360. He kept pumping me for info. You must've outbid him. Congrats!

[JohnnyGeek]

Actually, I had only bid 602. Someone else won it, but then backed out or something because I got a 2nd chance offer.

[subaru360nut]

John - welcome to the Club! The Book of Reprints will be a great help in getting your 360 on the road and keeping it there. At least 95% of the questions I get on this website are already answereed there. Use the index.

Ed

[JohnnyGeek]

Yep -already downloaded it and was perusing last night. It has answered about 2 dozen questions already!!

[books1]

What brakes?

=)

That's a certain sure-fire way to get more speed out of your Sube 360......


(Welcome from downunder!)

Cheers,

Ian

[Subie Gal]

Welcome!!

Best of luck with your project
looking forward to the updates

Jamie

[RckyMtnLegacy]

The guy you bought it from in OK was his name by chance Larry?