Christmas pay it forward thread
Racer
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From: Nanty Glo PA
Ok, I'm a little late getting this up here and it's not much but then I didn't really do anything mechanical to the vette this year to have anything of substance lying around.
Up for grabs is a starter heat shield I bought from Summit a couple years ago when I thought I had a heat issue with my starter. Turns out it was a hard to reach electrical problem. It is 6" wide by 22" long. It's new but was wrapped around my starter once so the non reflective face is smudged a little but that's it. Has the 2 straps that came with it never used.
First reply here to this thread gets it and the S/H is on me in the continental 48 states. Merry Christmas!!
Up for grabs is a starter heat shield I bought from Summit a couple years ago when I thought I had a heat issue with my starter. Turns out it was a hard to reach electrical problem. It is 6" wide by 22" long. It's new but was wrapped around my starter once so the non reflective face is smudged a little but that's it. Has the 2 straps that came with it never used.
First reply here to this thread gets it and the S/H is on me in the continental 48 states. Merry Christmas!!
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Melting Slicks
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Can't give up yet! How about a pair of strut rod adjusting bolts from my 77? I went with adjustable rods. In nice shape, but I can only find one of the nuts. There's still time before the holiday, let's not quit now!
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St. Jude Donor '10
I Agree - No Quitting Now -
I have three parts I am willing to pay forward. Look at the pictures and let me know if you can find a good use for one of these.
First item is a left and right rear stainless brake line. Tag says they are for 1965-66 Corvettes but I bet they work on other years too. New in bag.
Second item is a pair of differential carrier bolts for use on a 1969-1979 Corvette. New in bag.
Third item is a high pressure line for power steering on a 1963-1979 Corvette. daanbc has claimed this one for Christmas...
If you want one of these PM me with interest and give me your address.
First come, first served.
Thanks for looking and let's keep it going.
David
First item is a left and right rear stainless brake line. Tag says they are for 1965-66 Corvettes but I bet they work on other years too. New in bag.
Second item is a pair of differential carrier bolts for use on a 1969-1979 Corvette. New in bag.
Third item is a high pressure line for power steering on a 1963-1979 Corvette. daanbc has claimed this one for Christmas...
If you want one of these PM me with interest and give me your address.
First come, first served.
Thanks for looking and let's keep it going.
David
Last edited by AllC34Me; Dec 19, 2010 at 05:16 AM.
Melting Slicks
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From: Palm Beach Florida
St. Jude Donor '12
I have three parts I am willing to pay forward. Look at the pictures and let me know if you can find a good use for one of these.
First item is a left and right rear stainless brake line. Tag says they are for 1965-66 Corvettes but I bet they work on other years too. New in bag.
Attachment 47663509 Attachment 47663510
Second item is a pair of differential carrier bolts for use on a 1969-1979 Corvette. New in bag.
Attachment 47663511
Third item is a high pressure line for power steering on a 1963-1979 Corvette.
Attachment 47663512 Attachment 47663513
If you want one of these PM me with interest and give me your address.
First come, first served.
Thanks for looking and let's keep it going.
David
First item is a left and right rear stainless brake line. Tag says they are for 1965-66 Corvettes but I bet they work on other years too. New in bag.
Attachment 47663509 Attachment 47663510
Second item is a pair of differential carrier bolts for use on a 1969-1979 Corvette. New in bag.
Attachment 47663511
Third item is a high pressure line for power steering on a 1963-1979 Corvette.
Attachment 47663512 Attachment 47663513
If you want one of these PM me with interest and give me your address.
First come, first served.
Thanks for looking and let's keep it going.
David