A Garage Full of NOS Parts 1930's to the 60's
June 17th, 2012, 03:20 AM
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A Garage Full of NOS Parts 1930's to the 60's
Hello Everyone ,
I bought the contents of a garage and it's loaded with 90% NOS Olds Parts . The other 10% are parts that are used and from other cars .
I'm working on packing it up and boxing everything There's alot of clips ,lights , gaskets and motor parts , Some Tail lights and trim parts .
There are Books and manuals as well .
Please do not inquire about whats for sale on this thread . I will post items in the for sale area once i get a chance .
If there's any Classic Olds guys in Ocean County NJ please send me a PM .
I'll update Photos as i can as well .
I bought the contents of a garage and it's loaded with 90% NOS Olds Parts . The other 10% are parts that are used and from other cars .
I'm working on packing it up and boxing everything There's alot of clips ,lights , gaskets and motor parts , Some Tail lights and trim parts .
There are Books and manuals as well .
Please do not inquire about whats for sale on this thread . I will post items in the for sale area once i get a chance .
If there's any Classic Olds guys in Ocean County NJ please send me a PM .
I'll update Photos as i can as well .
June 17th, 2012, 04:02 AM
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June 17th, 2012, 04:52 AM
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Nice score, looks like a lot of older stuff. I would say most value would be in chrome pieces and lenses etc. Any rubber or gasketed parts might have dried out and would most likely need a rebuild. Keep the pictures coming....!!
June 17th, 2012, 06:26 AM
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I have parts books that cover some of this older stuff if you need help identifying it.
Right now I can see that you have a set of boxed 569586 1957 standard full wheel covers in the back seat of the Delta.
Right now I can see that you have a set of boxed 569586 1957 standard full wheel covers in the back seat of the Delta.
June 17th, 2012, 07:00 AM
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June 17th, 2012, 11:12 AM
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Thanks guys ,
here are some parts i brought home today , plus some out of the trunk i had yesterday .
I also found alot of hoses I have a plastic Bin full of them .
I still have to collect trany parts and the motor parts
here are some parts i brought home today , plus some out of the trunk i had yesterday .
I also found alot of hoses I have a plastic Bin full of them .
I still have to collect trany parts and the motor parts
June 17th, 2012, 11:46 AM
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Well, the down side of possibly selling them to Memmer, is that I for one won't buy from him, shipped me an exhaust manifold for my '69, broken, after promising to have it for me at Homecoming, would not respond to emails or message left by phone. List it here for everyone to have a look at, and purchase.
June 17th, 2012, 06:21 PM
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the only thing still bringing good money on ebay is NOS....id sell it there..maybe hook up a few fellow members but , its rare to find NOS stuff in quantity...ive ac delco stuff bring huge money...like $200 distrib caps for 68 -70 etc...
June 18th, 2012, 08:37 PM
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If you want to unload the stuff as a lot, I think Fusick or Everett Horton would offer you a fairer price than Memmer, as they specialise in the older NOS stuff like this. Memmer generally goes more for the 64-72 stuff and some 73-77.
I haven't seen that many yellow and black GM boxes or red and black Delco-Remy boxes in one place in years.
I haven't seen that many yellow and black GM boxes or red and black Delco-Remy boxes in one place in years.
June 21st, 2012, 03:51 AM
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Hey guys ,
well i brought a bunch of books back home . And they are loaded with information from How to sell a Rocket to tech updates . Mostly all 50's eara .
The binders are in poor shape but the contents are neat and full of details .
Also i'm getting ready to pack the trany parts i noticed bell housings and one thing that was interesting was an NOS case . It's cast Iron not aluminum .
well i brought a bunch of books back home . And they are loaded with information from How to sell a Rocket to tech updates . Mostly all 50's eara .
The binders are in poor shape but the contents are neat and full of details .
Also i'm getting ready to pack the trany parts i noticed bell housings and one thing that was interesting was an NOS case . It's cast Iron not aluminum .
June 21st, 2012, 05:34 AM
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Hey guys ,
well i brought a bunch of books back home . And they are loaded with information from How to sell a Rocket to tech updates . Mostly all 50's eara .
The binders are in poor shape but the contents are neat and full of details .
Also i'm getting ready to pack the trany parts i noticed bell housings and one thing that was interesting was an NOS case . It's cast Iron not aluminum .
well i brought a bunch of books back home . And they are loaded with information from How to sell a Rocket to tech updates . Mostly all 50's eara .
The binders are in poor shape but the contents are neat and full of details .
Also i'm getting ready to pack the trany parts i noticed bell housings and one thing that was interesting was an NOS case . It's cast Iron not aluminum .
If you're not already, subscribe to wildaboutcars, they have all the parts manuals and info you might need to decode your parts.
June 21st, 2012, 12:12 PM
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seems like everything is 1950's nothing past 1960 a few older part but not much .
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