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The following parts will be at Charlotte Autofair, space YYB-169, September 22 - 24.
1972 Firebird 3.42 posi rear, came out of a 72 Formula 400. Cast date: J291 $400 1970 Firebird right side front fender, rust-free. $300 One set of 15" honeycomb rims, nice condition: $400 70-75 Formula hood, nice condition, $500. 1973 - 1976 T/A hood, very solid, $300 1971 honeycomb wheels, dated 11 30 1970 (KP code) (sale pending) Four KRs, three 12 30 1970 dates and one 1 4 1971 date. $2200 I've been collecting early Firebirds since the early 1980s. Most of these parts were pulled in the mid to late 80s and have been stored inside since. For trade, maybe for sale for the right price: Elusive 1108436 starter dated 1 B 1. I need a Jan/Fed 1972 dated starter and this one is about a year too early. Last edited by poncho-mike; 09-05-2016 at 10:33 AM. |
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Is there a way to ship the 72 rear? That's what I need but located in TX
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I generally like to have people pick up parts. Shipping is very expensive if you don't have an account set up with a trucking company. I have shipped rear ends before. I took two pallets, tied them together with lag bolts through 2x4s, and made wood loops around the axles. I think I spent about $25 just for materials, and I have no idea what the buyer paid the truckers.
Check around and see what it would cost you. I live near Apex, Cary, Morrisville, Raleigh area and there are numerous trucking companies within 10 miles of my house. Mike |
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Is the rear end a 72 CJ? Do you still have it?
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I would take the 4 nice honeycomb wheels for $400.00 plus the shipping if I could talk you into shipping them to me. They shouldnt be as hard to ship as a rear end. I would come get them but you are about 700 miles from me. Let me know Ken
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OK so no shipping. If they are a nice set of 15 inch Honeycomb wheels I would send you the money and pick them up in Charlotte at the show. Ken
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I had forgotten about this ad, it was written for the Fall 2016 show. Just about everything in this ad has been sold.
I have no more honeycombs not attached to a car. I recently met someone that has a set or two and might be interested in doing some trading, I have not seen them and can't comment on their condition. The only items listed above I still have are the Formula hood and the 70 Firebird fender. I have three Formula hoods left, ranging from perfect, very good, to needs some repair. The hood needing some repair is a ram air hood. I have somebody in Wisconsin that wants the Firebird fender. If anybody coming down to Autofair from the frozen north is willing to transport a fender back to Wisconsin, I think I have a buyer who would be willing to pay some gas money and pick up from your house. |
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