Hey from Idaho!

Hey everyone, the name's Dylan. I've always wanted an rt4wd wagon, and had told myself I'd only sell my EX sedan for an rt, so I was thinking about trying to buy a low ownership one when it popped up on IMS, a local motorsport forum. Then last week my brother asked if I'd sell him the sedan for 2k, even though it does need a motor rebuild. I thought about it, and since that's what the wagon was listed at, I said sure. So my brother bought the car on Thursday, and Saturday my dad and I drove down to Rock Springs, Wyoming, and picked up the wagon and towed it back home to Idaho. So far the car runs great and has no major issues I can see as of yet, and I'm already going over ideas on how I want to build this in my head. A little background on the wagon: I am the fourth owner, though its more like the 3rd since the guy I bought it from bought it from a guy in Thermopolis, Wyoming who bought it from a dealership in 91 with about 2000 miles on it. The car has 354xxx miles on it, original motor and tranny, but you wouldn't know it driving it, still rides and drives like a car with only 100,000 miles, but I will still be rebuilding the motor this spring/summer, just to be safe. The wagon also has a couple cool things on the interior; the radio in the car is the Kenwood tape deck installed by the dealer in 91, and it works great, the car has the oem floormats, though the front right is worn out really good, and it also has the rear speaker pods. So, on to pics!
On the trailer ready to head home


A few shots of it after the first wash(paint is a lot more faded than it looks in pics, car was still wet)





(car is angled due to a combination of bad picture taking and uneven ground)


Engine shot


Interior(can't see it in pics, but drivers seat is torn pretty good)




Rear speaker pods!


No check engine lights or anything!


Dealer installed Kenwood tape deck


That's all for now, hope to be able to update this often.