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Thanks guys! Got an album of it here and will add one to the Restorations section when I get going.

http://www.ausubaru.com.au/album.php?albumid=262

Yup, found a guy here in Melbourne who will do a brand new windscreen installed for $180 so they must still be in stock. I've ordered the rubber for it from a bloke in Brissy- he's got a few of them but no chrome inserts: http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/SUBARU-LEONE-DL-1400-1600-FRONT-WINDSCREEN-RUBBER-/...

Awesome, thanks for the tips guys! I had read that VWs didn't need the lead substitute either, good to hear that Subies don't as well

Hey guys, I've recently acquired an early '77 wagon with a 1600 EA71 motor with single carby. Been searching on the forum but couldn't see anything about what fuel / additives are best for older Subies- anyone got recommendations? - Is 95 or 98 octane better? - Is a lead substitute required? e.g. Va...

Howdy from Melbourne! I've grown up with Subies in my family for as long as I can remember, and my current daily is a Forrester XT. I recently bought a 1977 1600 Wagon and it's a little gem! Currently fixing up a few things for roadworthy, but looking forward to doing some rest work to get him more ...

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Hey guys, I had to grab a few bits from her for the '77 wagon I'm trying to get roadworthy. I had a close look at the windscreen for you, it's got a couple of stone chips that would fail RWC (in VIC at least). The windows in the doors are quite badly scratched from rubbing against the winding mechan...