My first car in college was a brand new CB7 which i totaled within 6 months.
Fast forward 22 years, I have always been looking in getting back to a Opal Green CB7 or CB9.
I was able to find one in Sacramento for about $1300.
So far i have following done
Mechanical-
1. Engine rebuild, full gasket change, temp sensor, carbon build up clean.
2. New front brake rotor and pads
3. Power steering pump and oil pump replaced.
4. Fuel filter changed
5. All 4 windows regulator
To be done-
1. New OEM front struts and rear struts
2. A/C leak fix
Interior-
1. Replaced missing trim panels on the lift gate- found the last brand new tan interior from vintage parts
2. Replace the missing left side trim and speaker cover
3. Full steam and interior cleaning
4. New Pioneer Double DIN DVD receiver
5. Replaced all door lock so it can be on same key
Exterior-
1. Full paint restore- should exit this friday.
To be done-
1. OEM roof rack
2. Paint wheels to gun metal
Here is how it looked the day i bought her-


Here it is after I replaced the damaged panel with one pulled from junk yard

Will post more picture after the wagon is out of shop
Fast forward 22 years, I have always been looking in getting back to a Opal Green CB7 or CB9.
I was able to find one in Sacramento for about $1300.
So far i have following done
Mechanical-
1. Engine rebuild, full gasket change, temp sensor, carbon build up clean.
2. New front brake rotor and pads
3. Power steering pump and oil pump replaced.
4. Fuel filter changed
5. All 4 windows regulator
To be done-
1. New OEM front struts and rear struts
2. A/C leak fix
Interior-
1. Replaced missing trim panels on the lift gate- found the last brand new tan interior from vintage parts
2. Replace the missing left side trim and speaker cover
3. Full steam and interior cleaning
4. New Pioneer Double DIN DVD receiver
5. Replaced all door lock so it can be on same key
Exterior-
1. Full paint restore- should exit this friday.
To be done-
1. OEM roof rack
2. Paint wheels to gun metal
Here is how it looked the day i bought her-


Here it is after I replaced the damaged panel with one pulled from junk yard

Will post more picture after the wagon is out of shop





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