work on wagons rear

i have been trying to get some stuff done for wf. tim (big blackbeasst ) helped me put a nondefrost rear window in then i got it tinted. i also replced rear axles and bearings and put in boxed trailling arms i have had laying around for years. i also got my a/c working last week. i also got my new rear back from powder coater but it will not be done for wf. here are some pics


my freinds shop is small he was pulling mtr out of his bike from under the front of the wagon


new arms

here are a few more pics



here is something different v8 chevy in backwards we put this on lift so my freind could do exhaust today its a neat little car

Cool beans. Nothin' like new parts!

Looks good, John.

Porsche should be a blast in long straights but a handful if you lift in a sharp curve!

Gotta love fresh pieces, nice work!

John did you get my email about the long missing healey?

no healey? i am going to try and do line locks and remove abs and put my aluminum drve shaft in. useing my buddy's lift is great makes things go alot faster and helps my knees out. the Porsche will be neat has a edelbrok fuel injection system

Sorry I meant the other John (Sprocket).Sent him a video about a guy who found his austin
healey on ebay after having had it stolen 42 years ago.Pretty neat story.Would love to have
a lift to work on my wagon as well.

Flasheroo wrote:

Sorry I meant the other John (Sprocket).Sent him a video about a guy who found his austin
healey on ebay after having had it stolen 42 years ago.Pretty neat story.Would love to have
a lift to work on my wagon as well.

Yeah got it, thanks. Funny part of that story is it has a Philly connection, which is where my Dad purchased mine. It actually lived pretty close to motor head John in Juniata Park for a few years before we moved to the suburbs...