The build will take me a good few years I would say, simply due to having a young family and building a new house at present BUT I thought it worthy of a thread none the less.
I guess my overall plan for the car will be weekend cruiser but also capable of track work so I don’t bend my daily. Would look primarily to take part in hill climbs, timed track days (time attack style events) and maybe some motorkhana.
So here is the car as it stands right now ready for dropping off to my dad's garage this Sunday:


Worst rust appears to be the driver and passenger doors which are a little more detailed here:


And there is some surface rust around the rear window and boot areas


The car comes with GH front struts, and this brake master cylinder, can anyone help identify it?

I have also purchased this vehicle to donate a number of parts & pieces:

Primarily I will be stripping:
4G32 Engine
4sp Gearbox
Dash /Tacho Gauge Set
Front & Rear Bumpers
Glove Box
Steering Wheel
Carpet
Boot Mat
Tail Lights
The rest will be sold off/scrapped.
Initial plans for the car are to get it running with the 4G32 & 4sp out of the sedan. Brakes, well I need some front callipers, so will probably look to perform the MrBishi upgrade with VT callipers and Mitsi 380 discs straight up as I can source both the VT callipers and brackets on the cheap, and so I just need to then source rotors & lines.
Once its running/driveable state, I will probably look to prep for paint myself. I won’t be doing a full bare metal respray, as I won’t have the time and I’m not looking for a show car. It will be taken back to the original coat underneath. I’ll then need to employ the help of a panel beater to fix the two doors for me, and potentially the rear guards (will see, maybe body filler if only minor when stripped back)
Once this is done, it will then be transplant time, and this is where I’m unsure. I don’t want to go down the injected path, as I really like the thought of a twin weber fed engine for simplicity and that old school noise.
