[MikeAZ]

1.) 1965 Pontiac k-h-54484 aluminum front drum set. $650.00
2.) 1965 Hurst 4 speed shifter handle $150 part #6836 good condition
3.) 1964 Hurst bench seat 4 speed shifter $100 needs TLC #2316
4.) 8 bolt timing cover with water pump. Great condition. Part number 9772716 and 9773371 $350.
Any questions email mike65gtosweeney@gmail.com

[Cammer-6]

hows a 6836 different than a 3232?

[MikeAZ]

Honestly I'm not 100% for sure. I have seen 3 different numbers, and I'm not sure what shifter was with the console and was without the console.

[MikeAZ]

Here are more pictures also with complete rebuilt spindles and brakes

[MikeAZ]

Originally Posted by Cammer-6

hows a 6836 different than a 3232?

Originally Posted by MikeAZ

Here are more pictures also with complete rebuilt spindles and brakes

$850 package deal

[Geoff]

I am interested in the brake drums. I am in Australia. They can be sent by US Postal Service, Express Mail. I know this as I have done this before.

Are the drums std size or have they been machined?

Thanks.

[Geoff]

PM sent.

[dhcarguy]

Originally Posted by Cammer-6

hows a 6836 different than a 3232?

Definitely not for a GTO with bucket seats.
Not sure , but maybe for bench seat car

[lugnutx2]

Put me next in line on the drums, If you'll ship UPS cod.

[MikeAZ]

Originally Posted by lugnutx2

Put me next in line on the drums, If you'll ship UPS cod.

I barely trust pay pal. Definite no to UPS COD.

[lugnutx2]

Where's the risk in UPS COD? You're guaranteed a certified check and I'll get my parts.

[MikeAZ]

Originally Posted by lugnutx2

Where's the risk in UPS COD? You're guaranteed a certified check and I'll get my parts.

Being screwed over by UPS before. If you are serious you can call or email me 520-609-5091

[Cammer-6]

Originally Posted by dhcarguy

Definitely not for a GTO with bucket seats.
Not sure , but maybe for bench seat car

I have one for a bench seat
I ll look up the number

[Cammer-6]

heres a pic of a bench seat shifter for comparison
Cant get to it to read the number right now

the one with white ball is a 65-6 Tempest

[lugnutx2]

Who would you use to ship the drums?

[MikeAZ]

Originally Posted by lugnutx2

Who would you use to ship the drums?

Whatever is agreed upon. I've never shipped anything this heavy before. I'm guessing 40-45lbs with lots of bubble wrapping to protect the fins.

[b-man]

Don’t use bubble wrap to pack heavy parts. Use cardboard and newspaper wadded up tightly to take up the space. Bubble wrapping heavy parts does next to nothing to prevent damage.

I’ve shipped dozens of heavy parts without damage and that’s how it’s done.

I once bought a pair of C6 Corvette front racing hubs and they tossed them both in a box with nothing but bubble wrap, they arrived damaged from beating each other up inside the box.

[MikeAZ]

Originally Posted by b-man

Don’t use bubble wrap to pack heavy parts. Use cardboard and newspaper wadded up tightly to take up the space. Bubble wrapping heavy parts does next to nothing to prevent damage.

I’ve shipped dozens of heavy parts without damage and that’s how it’s done.

I once bought a pair of C6 Corvette front racing hubs and they tossed them both in a box with nothing but bubble wrap, they arrived damaged from beating each other up inside the box.

Good to know thank you