New member from Orlando, Fl
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New member from Orlando, Fl
Greetings to the group.
I've ended up with a 1970 360 that my father bought new and I spent my weekends in growing up. First car I ever drove (and ran into a tree) and I think its time to get her running again. It was running and parked about 12 years ago under cover, so I expect it will be quite a project.
Anyone near Orlando with experience?
I've ended up with a 1970 360 that my father bought new and I spent my weekends in growing up. First car I ever drove (and ran into a tree) and I think its time to get her running again. It was running and parked about 12 years ago under cover, so I expect it will be quite a project.
Anyone near Orlando with experience?
Re: New member from Orlando, Fl
hi welcome to the club! did the tree survive ???
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Hi and welcome. We love pics and are here to help. Good luck.
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Re: New member from Orlando, Fl
Welcome!
Billy Paul lives in S. Florida...
I think
Billy Paul lives in S. Florida...
I think
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Re: New member from Orlando, Fl
Welcome! Check your Roster under FLORIDA and you will find contact info for all members there, there are 16 on the last copy I have.
Ed
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300,000+ miles on Subaru 360s since Feb. 1975, and have never (yet) been stuck on the road with one!
Re: New member from Orlando, Fl
Greetings Rob,
If you don't have a clubmember roster yet, email me at stevenm@optonline.net and I will send you a copy. Also, do you need the link to the BOR? Also, perhaps you have already found the manuals on my website, http://www.mysubaru360.com.
Steve
If you don't have a clubmember roster yet, email me at stevenm@optonline.net and I will send you a copy. Also, do you need the link to the BOR? Also, perhaps you have already found the manuals on my website, http://www.mysubaru360.com.
Steve
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I have the bor now but not the membership list
I guess first purchases for me will be to find some new tires and a replacement fuel tank. Tires are trashed and the fuel tank died many years ago and I don't even know where it might be. (anyone have a pic of a tank)
Any suggestions? I'm going to have to drag it from where it sits to put on the trailer to get it to the shop
I guess first purchases for me will be to find some new tires and a replacement fuel tank. Tires are trashed and the fuel tank died many years ago and I don't even know where it might be. (anyone have a pic of a tank)
Any suggestions? I'm going to have to drag it from where it sits to put on the trailer to get it to the shop
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I have a used fuel tank that needs work but is a good "core". See it here...
http://www.mysubaru360.com/photos/gas_tank/
Send me an email at stevenm@optonline.net and I will get the roster to you.
Here's a place for tires:
http://store.cokertire.com/tire-brands/ ... -tire.html
Be aware that modern radials may be too "fat" to fit in the trunk up front.
Steve
http://www.mysubaru360.com/photos/gas_tank/
Send me an email at stevenm@optonline.net and I will get the roster to you.
Here's a place for tires:
http://store.cokertire.com/tire-brands/ ... -tire.html
Be aware that modern radials may be too "fat" to fit in the trunk up front.
Steve
'70 Subaru 360 Young http://www.mysubaru360.com
'71 Honda 600 Coupe http://www.honda600coupe.com
'78 MG Midget http://www.1978mgmidget.com
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I think I might still have the orig tank. Digging through crap to see if I do, this pic was at least a good start since I think I have 4 possible options. Thanks for the pic.
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When you use those suggested tires, do you use tubes? or run that tubeless?
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Always use tubes because of the split rim, even with "tubeless" tires.
I have used 145x10 radials with 3.50/400x10 tubes with 90 degree valves from HONDA MOTORCYCLE dealers for more than 30 years on all my 360s and never had any prioblems.
See index TIRES in Book of Reprints for bead-brekers, how to mount, and lots of sources. Read from latest articles first as many of the earlier sources no longer exist.
Ed
I have used 145x10 radials with 3.50/400x10 tubes with 90 degree valves from HONDA MOTORCYCLE dealers for more than 30 years on all my 360s and never had any prioblems.
See index TIRES in Book of Reprints for bead-brekers, how to mount, and lots of sources. Read from latest articles first as many of the earlier sources no longer exist.
Ed
300,000+ miles on Subaru 360s since Feb. 1975, and have never (yet) been stuck on the road with one!
Re: New member from Orlando, Fl
I'm even using those tubes with Yokohama A048 tires (pretty fat), they work fine.
Re: New member from Orlando, Fl
Rob Patton: A sedan gas tank just showed up on ebay. Good luck with your car and welcome to the club!
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I just joined, but don't have a 360 yet.
I've got lots of experience with VW's and some with classic minis.
I'm in Davenport, just outside of Orlando. Would love the chance to check out a 360. If you need some help wrenching, just PM me
I've got lots of experience with VW's and some with classic minis.
I'm in Davenport, just outside of Orlando. Would love the chance to check out a 360. If you need some help wrenching, just PM me