Seriously?
#6
Yes. Where it connects to the trans.
AFAIK, if a car had a really steep rearend, it was used because there wasn't a corresponding trans speedo-drive gear for that rear end & the reducer kept the speedo cable speed correct.
AFAIK, if a car had a really steep rearend, it was used because there wasn't a corresponding trans speedo-drive gear for that rear end & the reducer kept the speedo cable speed correct.
#10
Just curious if the Canadian exchange rate is really bad or if this guy never sells anything.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/M-Bolt-1965-...item2c82022658
http://www.ebay.com/itm/M-Bolt-1965-...item2c82022658
#12
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On the flip side, there ALWAYS needs to be an asking price to set any sale in motion. And of course if it appears to be insane, it probably tells you something about the sellers gene pool?
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#15
I just gotta wonder if this guy really thinks this stuff is that valuable. Sort of like the guy here a couple weeks ago with the $15k 84 Cutlass with the "350". Or a new post here for 79, asking $10k. Too many people watching Mecum and Barret Jackson?
#16
"1969 Reducer Muncie Camaro Corvette Chevelle Cutlass GTO Olds Impala Judge"
"A used reducer 6476735.
Caption used for search purposes only. Buyer to determine if item is suitable prior to close of auction. All NOS and used items sold AS IS. Shipped UPS, approx 80lbs . "
Well, There ya go
he's got to build a 79.8 lb crate to ship it in.
Easily worth the $100.
How about the $125 *screw* or Wittek hose clamp?
and no it's not NOS
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1969-Alterna...item2c81b2ce30
I believe the seller is extremely high, but perhaps a wealthy individual needs such things right away.
"A used reducer 6476735.
Caption used for search purposes only. Buyer to determine if item is suitable prior to close of auction. All NOS and used items sold AS IS. Shipped UPS, approx 80lbs . "
Well, There ya go
he's got to build a 79.8 lb crate to ship it in.
Easily worth the $100.
How about the $125 *screw* or Wittek hose clamp?
and no it's not NOS
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1969-Alterna...item2c81b2ce30
I believe the seller is extremely high, but perhaps a wealthy individual needs such things right away.
Last edited by Octania; May 29th, 2014 at 09:54 AM.
#17
Just an Olds Guy
Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: Edmonton, AB. And "I am Can 'eh' jun - eh"
Posts: 24,525
Maybe he was just trolling to see if anyone was 'nuts' enough for his bolt? After all used OEM parts are worth more than new after market everyday, right????
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