Unknown bracket off a 1971 455 Delta 88
#1
Unknown bracket off a 1971 455 Delta 88
No idea if it's a power steering bracket, AC, alternator, etc. I don't think $40 is asking too much. No idea how much they are really worth. In great shape. Taken from a 1970-71 Delta 88 455 Olds.
#5
(no offense, but...)
Think again.
I'd say ten bucks, tops, especially considering someone's going to have to pay shipping, and they're rusty. If I needed them, I might go that high, but I'd probably wait to find another set for $5.
- Eric
Think again.
I'd say ten bucks, tops, especially considering someone's going to have to pay shipping, and they're rusty. If I needed them, I might go that high, but I'd probably wait to find another set for $5.
- Eric
#6
The one on the left is front alternator bracket for an A/C car. The other one combines with it to make the alternator and power steering pump rear support bracket. Y'all need to remember Oldsmobile almost always had their A/C compressor on the passenger side of the engine.
They're generic to most 71-76 455. Clean 'em up good and shoot 'em with some cheap semi-gloss black and you might get your $40.
Now, if it were for a non-A/C car, where the alternator is on the passenger side, sky might be the limit.
Eric- Arizona rusty and East Coast rusty are different.
They're generic to most 71-76 455. Clean 'em up good and shoot 'em with some cheap semi-gloss black and you might get your $40.
Now, if it were for a non-A/C car, where the alternator is on the passenger side, sky might be the limit.
Eric- Arizona rusty and East Coast rusty are different.
#7
They are not "rusty". This is AZ. Not Louisiana. We do not have pitted metal here, at most the surface will get a little orange or red colored. But we do not have "rust" in the way that most people think of it.
I'll take $25 for them. Otherwise they go in the garbage.
I'll take $25 for them. Otherwise they go in the garbage.
Last edited by Gunfreak25; September 25th, 2011 at 12:41 AM.
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