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Starter works good, $400; Generator spins freely, $400; 5882 carburetor, missing cap, $100. All parts include shipping in continental USA. [scampoutatcomcastdotnet] or PM
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As pictured, if you see anything you like/need let me know and we can go from there. Looking for a good home for this stuff. [scampoutatcomcastdotnet] or PM
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Very nice spotlight that came on my recently acquired Model T. Bulb burned out now but worked fine for previous owner. $59 includes shipping in the continental USA. [scampoutatcomcastdotnet] Or PM
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Nice no rust headlamps, not sure of correct application but suspect 1930’s. Nice rings and 8” lenses, marked Chevrolet. Just need rewiring. $100 includes shipping in the continental USA. [scampoutatcomcastdotnet] or PM
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What are you working on right now?
Jeff Perkins / Mn replied to Jeff Perkins / Mn's topic in Our Cars & Restoration Projects
@69merc Welcome aboard! Lots of knowledge to be gained and friends to be made on the AACA forums. -
1938 Chrysler Royal 2 door sedan $8,000
Jeff Perkins / Mn replied to Fossil's topic in "Not Mine" Automobiles For Sale
Based on my ownership and use of my ‘48 NY’er….you got that right Terry! Mine needs to be driven regularly. -
1938 Chrysler Royal 2 door sedan $8,000
Jeff Perkins / Mn replied to Fossil's topic in "Not Mine" Automobiles For Sale
Just about anything you need for these Chrysler products concerning brakes is available at your local NAPA store. -
1935 Plymouth touring sedan - $16,500
Jeff Perkins / Mn replied to Leif in Calif's topic in "Not Mine" Automobiles For Sale
@Fossil The Tremec T-5 was originally built by Borg Warner and sold to Tremec. It was supplied in many cars, starting with AMC in 1983. Also used in Ford Mustangs and GM Camaro and Firebirds. Very popular replacement transmission. -
17 of them as pictured. $75 includes postage in the continental USA. [scampoutatcomcastdotnet] or PM
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Here’s a start of something really different on Facebook Marketplace: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1396941831194755/?ref=browse_tab&referral_code=marketplace_top_picks&referral_story_type=top_picks “1930 Pontiac wheels/axles/steering 1915ish Maxwell sedan frame, Ford 300/6, Vintage racecar project car. We know it is cool. If you are a serious buyer and have questions feel free to ask.“
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Here’s something interesting on Facebook Marketplace: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/429654849451003/?ref=browse_tab&referral_code=marketplace_top_picks&referral_story_type=top_picks “1930 Cadillac, 8 cylinder, runs very good except water pump has small leak when running. Body is in excellent condition no rust. Does not have original running boards but has an additional metal set included. side window are missing or inside doors, window openings trimmed in wood, has windshield and rear window. Has been stored in heated garage.” “
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1965 America gambler - $3,000
Jeff Perkins / Mn replied to Leif in Calif's topic in "Not Mine" Automobiles For Sale
Some of these postings are not worth commenting on……UGH! -
Sold. Thank you AACA for supporting these forums!
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Appears NOS, not a Packard factory part. Fits 1935 120. $125 inc. shipping in the continental USA. [scampoutatcomcastdotnet] or PM.
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1928 Model A Pickup Truck - $6,500
Jeff Perkins / Mn replied to Leif in Calif's topic in "Not Mine" Automobiles For Sale
Does not appear to be a factory body…..very common to find these modified A’s for sale -
Having owned and restored a 1948 Packard, yes mucho chrome = mucho $$$. Most of the rest of the cosmetic restoration I did myself and still got buried in the car. However….the public reaction to seeing the car after finished made the effort very worthwhile. I personally love the 22nd/23rd series Packards, always wanted a Custom 8 but …..not this one.
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1921 Mack truck, not mine.
Jeff Perkins / Mn replied to Xander Wildeisen's topic in "Not Mine" Automobiles For Sale
@TerryB the 1921 Mack truck I threw in a picture of is an AB, the first Mack truck with shaft drive instead of chain drive.