Clarence thanks for that wee bit of information.
FYI, an '84 4 door could be a 1.8l OHC carburetor boxer or 1.8l FI OHC turbo
boxer; pertinent information regarding the item.  A '92 4 door could be a
Loyale with 1.8l OHC FI boxer or a Legacy with 2.2l OHC 16v EFI boxer or
2.2l OHC 16v turbo boxer; again pertinent information regarding the
item...gleaned from a quick look at cars101.com, may be others.
Clarence, I simply wanted some details on the items you offered for sale.  I
am involved with various projects ranging from tractor and aircraft engines
to VW's involving early busses and vanagons to fabricated machinery to meet
certain requirements.  I don't get why you wouldn't offer more info and seem
evasive when asked for more.  If you don't know the details or want to keep
them under hat, then toss me a p-mail and let me know.  Doesn't matter to me
whether you know your stuff or not, just seems silly to throw out an offer
of 2 engines with low mileage information leaving out other information like
displacement or fuel management or even model of vehicle.  I won't go into
responses from other listees but suffice to say this kind of reply tells
much.  This is your third response to my original question and I still don't
know what kind of engines you offer here for sale.
Pass.

JB

-----Original Message-----
From: Clarence J Falarski [mailto:lamont@mindspring.com]
Sent: Saturday, February 22, 2003 4:01 AM
To: Birkenfeld Jeff
Subject: Re: Re: Subaru engines

Jeff:

Both cars are  4 door sedans..
c.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Birkenfeld Jeff" <BirkenfeldJeff@JOHNDEERE.COM>
To: <vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM>
Sent: Friday, February 21, 2003 4:46 PM
Subject: Re: Subaru engines

> Jeff:
> Both cars belong to a friend and I am sure the engines would come with =
> all the  necessary equptitment. I do not have a clue what the =
> displacement is.....  WHY, DO YOU WANT TO BUY THEM..........?????
> clarence
> 1990 weekender
> pinehurst, nc.
>
> Clarence,
> Design and displacement is important for my various projects, would hate
to
> buy a EA81 when I really want an EJ22.  The displacement will at least
give
> me an idea of what the engine is, better yet, what model and year of
Subaru
> do the engines reside in?
>
> Thanks,
> JB