

| Subject: | Re: FS: '86 Syncro with '91 Subaru 2.2L. $1800 Tacoma/Seattle, WA |
| Date: | Wed, 12 Jan 2005 13:45:15 EST |
In a message dated 1/12/05 1:41:13 PM Eastern Standard Time, gholt@U.WASHINGTON.EDU writes: > > Sorry for any cross-postings... > > For sale: 1986 VW Vanagon Syncro with 1991 Subaru 2.2L > motor. Tacoma/Seattle, WA > > $1800 > > Van runs with engine conversion but needs some finishing touches. Also > would be a good parts car to go from that tried VW motor to an AWD > powerhouse. Details are below. See www.kennedyeng.com or > www.smallcar.com/convert.htm for more information on the conversion. > > Body: gray with some small dents/scratches on the both sides. Minor rust > at bumpers and seam behind forward doors (Mass. car originally). > > Interior: Black and gray. Front part (driver and passenger area) in > decent shape. Back half is stripped for built in bed (not installed). I > have a separate rear seat half installed. Headliner good, interior panels > alright except sliding door, which is missing. > > Drivetrain: 1991 2.2L subie converted using Kennedy Eng. kit. New water > pump, timing belt, clutch, etc. Custom skidplate for oil pan and custom > exhaust. 5 speed transmission (VW) with granny-gear. No differential > locks. > > What it needs: Currently the motor runs, but the mixture is significantly > off and therefore probably not drivable. My guess is the harness needs to > be redone although it could be one of the sensors (multiple codes from > ECU). The cooling system is also a temporary setup and would need to be > finished properly. Transmission is noisy, likely the main shaft > bearing. Because of limited time and my new graduate student salary have > chosen not to put any more effort ($$) into the vehicle. It would be the > new owner's responsibility to move it from Tacoma, WA. > > Email gholt@u.washington.edu for more details and pictures or call > 206-227-9930 (serious inquires only please). > sounds like an awesome deal for the price.. someone should snap this up.. chris
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