1965 Oldsmobile Starfire parts
November 26th, 2008, 06:45 AM
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1965 Oldsmobile Starfire parts
I've sold my Starfire 4spd conv. and I have the remaining parts that didn't go with the sale.
Ebay is probably the best place for these. But I have an ongoing arguement with eBay about the non payer bidder that "won" the Satrfire. I will probably list them there in a few days after I cool down. In the mean time are any of you interested in:
Running 425ci (370hp) Starfire engine w/ TH400 switch pitch trans $800.00
vaccum trunk release including valve, hose, actuator and vaccum resivoir $50.
Starfire buckets and rear bench seat in need of recovering, (nice framework / springs) $100
interior door and interior qtr card with nice stainless includes cranks and arm rests $75
Oldsmobile Wonderbar AM radio with foot switch and power qtr mounted antenna $100.
(2) quarter panel side exit exhaust outlets $125.
(5) Oldsmobile N093 Steel wheels that are required to run the special cast 1964 / 1965 aluminum wheel covers $500.
Oldsmobile deluxe woodgrain and black steering wheel. (needs resoration) $200.00
Ebay is probably the best place for these. But I have an ongoing arguement with eBay about the non payer bidder that "won" the Satrfire. I will probably list them there in a few days after I cool down. In the mean time are any of you interested in:
Running 425ci (370hp) Starfire engine w/ TH400 switch pitch trans $800.00
vaccum trunk release including valve, hose, actuator and vaccum resivoir $50.
Starfire buckets and rear bench seat in need of recovering, (nice framework / springs) $100
interior door and interior qtr card with nice stainless includes cranks and arm rests $75
Oldsmobile Wonderbar AM radio with foot switch and power qtr mounted antenna $100.
(2) quarter panel side exit exhaust outlets $125.
(5) Oldsmobile N093 Steel wheels that are required to run the special cast 1964 / 1965 aluminum wheel covers $500.
Oldsmobile deluxe woodgrain and black steering wheel. (needs resoration) $200.00
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Master Cylinder is a OE non-bleeder model.
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I have an interest in Ford Model A performance parts or model B , O/D transmissions, Two speed rear axle.
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I have an interest in Ford Model A performance parts or model B , O/D transmissions, Two speed rear axle.
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December 8th, 2008, 05:12 AM
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I took the radio to a service shop to verify if it did or did not work, it does not. The service man thought the output transistor on the rear of the radio was to blame.
All the parts are still here, but there is a sale pending on the engine and trans (going into a hotroded 1935 Ford PU)
Make an offer
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