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i need to finally finish parting my 90TC 16V white/black/black car as soon as the weather breaks. I have the motor, wiring and computer going in my 3rd gen daytona. The interior is going into storage or my 89 TC 16V. parts available in N.NJ, will bring the chryslers at Carlisle in July if requested.

Clean white hood- 100$

Clean White Deck Lid- 75$

Clean tonneau cover cabernet or white- 60$

Steering column- 40$

manual pedal set- 40$

stainless trim( i have most all of it)- make offer

glass- 45$ door glass, 25$ 1/4 glass, 200$ windshield

hydualic braking system with accumulator etc- 150$

abs computer- 80$

power window switch- 50$ driver side

fair white door shells with power window motors- 50$ each

trailer hitch- 100$ (pending removal) will advise if available

black soft top- 75$

1/4 window motors- 15$ each

speakers doors and rears - 75$

factory TC cassette 5band eq radio- 60$

i could cut sections of the body if somebody wants crash panels for repair( contact me)

thanks

none of these prices include shipping

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No diferences between any TC Wuindshield. as long as it has the Italian Maserati stamp on the bottom center front,

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Guest CHRYSLER TC

Do you still have Hyd. braking system w/ accumulator, etc, is unit in good working order, how many miles on car it is out of? Thanks, claytonc

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Guest CHRYSLER TC

I didn't think to ask, if brake system is same in auto & std., mine is a auto. Trying to decide to sell or keep car, needs trans. & brake work, I've really got too much in car, real sharp 63K mile car, I live in Northwest Arkansas, Claytonc

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Guest CHRYSLER TC

May be a dumb question, how hard is it for a 72 year old man to remove this unit from a car, Thanks, ClaytonC

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Guest Majmx

Hello Clayton;

How far are you from Cabot?

Reason I am asking is my neighbor in Cabot is a retired Chrysler technician who worked on TCs when they were new.

He now runs his own automotive shop and might be interested in working on your car. When I was in Cabot he did the automotive repairs that were too difficult for me to accomplish on my 89 TC.

I was very satisfied with the quality of his work. smile.gif

If you are interested email me at majmx@aol.com and I will provide you his name and cell phone number.

Cheers,

Bob Steele

TC America

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Guest CHRYSLER TC

Hi Bob, thanks for info, I'm about 8 hours from Cabot, The only way I could get there is to haul it. Sad to say, I sold a one a kind '98 CHEV. S10 to buy this car, which I'm sorry of now, but thats life. Between buying car, $500 getting it here and new tires, I really don't want to spend another $2,000 grand on it, really hoping to sell it at

lose and start over, thanks again for your input.

Regards,

Clayton

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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: CHRYSLER TC</div><div class="ubbcode-body">May be a dumb question, how hard is it for a 72 year old man to remove this unit from a car, Thanks, ClaytonC </div></div>

Ask Hemi, he's like 95 and does this sort of thing all the time smirk.gif

Alan

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Guest CHRYSLER TC

Bob, one more question, I've seen on some web site to be sure you depressurize system before removing or fluid will go everywhere, can you do this by just loosening the wheel bleeder valve. I know exactly nothing about this car.

THANKS, ClaytonC

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Hi, TURN OFF KEY ~ pump brake pedal about 25 times ~ That is the normal way to relieve pressure in the brake systemas long as you leave key off , no juice will go to pump to charge system..

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Guest CHRYSLER TC

Thanks Lou, I'm trying to get the nerve to pull this unit out. Looks like a pretty tight area for an old man who has enough back trouble already.

Thanks again,

ClaytonC

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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: LouZ</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Now just you wait a minute there "whippersnapper". If Hemi is that old, where does that put me.?? wink.gif </div></div>

Older than the hills? Older than dirt? In the dirt? smirk.gif

Alan

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Hi Tom,

I originally planed on asking you if the hitch was removed yet. Then I talked to my sister-in-law up on Staten Island, this AM. She told me it was Snowing like crazy. Couldn't see the house across the street in the "white out". Then I said I'll leave you alone, weather's also probably bad down in Jersey where you are too. ~ But ~ as you can see I asked anyway.. Lou

p.s. it was 70 yesterday and low 60s today lz

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  • 4 weeks later...

the whole car is stripped, if anybody had wants or wishes now is the time to ask. obviously parts are gone

dont have:

headlights

markers

turn signals

grille

rear reflector panel

taillights

motor and wiring

wheels

umbrella, tool kit

everything else i have pretty much still

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