I also have a line on a 90 lx hatchback with a complete black interior. Also a running car but it's pretty beat on the outside. Might buy that too...…...
Anyone Else Buy Stuff You Don't Need?
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Mike Kauntz
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So I got the 93 parts car home. Drove it home. Ran great, has a nasty sounding cam, 5 speed shifts great. I started to feel bad about parting it and then BAM! The cowl is all rusted out. Ok, guilt gone. So I spent the morning pulling the dash, the pedals, the wiring, a some of the interior. It was fun. Next days off will pull the engine and trans. I am giving the trans to my friend. He needs one. I have 3.
I have at least 10 switches. Which side do you need? $5 to cover the shipping and I will give you the switch.
I dont know why I said window switch... it's the power mirror switch.
I have a couple of those. That will fit in a cheapie envelope. PM your address, I will send you one. No payment required.
I don’t need this (wait, I really do). I don’t have the money but if I did, I would buy it even if I didn’t need it (but I do)
https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https://www.ebay.com/ulk/itm/163267711395
https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https://www.ebay.com/ulk/itm/163267711395
So from my parts car scored a couple of nice surprises. This
and this, a 1993 only wiper motor cover. And it's in really good shape!
and this, a 1993 only wiper motor cover. And it's in really good shape!
$100 got me all this literally down the street
Going to keep the front seats and sell the rest and hopefully make my money back
Going to keep the front seats and sell the rest and hopefully make my money back
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Went under my parts car for the first time and what did I find?
Ford Racing Aluminum Driveshaft! Score!!!!
Ford Racing Aluminum Driveshaft! Score!!!!
We just call them mil guages.Found something interesting at a local thrift shop today. Apparently it's a gauge for measuring the thickness of non-ferrous coatings applied to ferrous metal substrates. $22. Still works.
Great tool to see how much paint or bondo might be on a panel.
That's what came to mind as a use for it. I thought it was neat, so I bought it. I definitely don't need it, but maybe I'll just go around the house later and see how thick the coatings are on everything. I'll write them all down and show my wife. I'm sure she'll be interested.
Found something interesting at a local thrift shop today. Apparently it's a gauge for measuring the thickness of non-ferrous coatings applied to ferrous metal substrates. $22. Still works.
I've been looking all over the place for that.
HotFox
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Picked up this mint 86 wheel for 63 shipped. Its hanging on the wall in the garage as the 92 has a air bag steering wheel that is staying.
