2blu442

Brian, here's some pic's of the passenger door on the car I'm taking apart. Let me know if you'd like to see any other views. John

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1001coins

john did you pull the back window yet? chris

2blu442

covertolds, the window felt is damaged on mine

1001coins, here's what it looks like with the glass removed

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2blu442

1969w3155, here's the front bumper-ettes from a 1970-72 Cutlass. Somewhere I've got a set for the rear but haven't come across them yet. How about $35 plus shipping?

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1969w3155

PM sent. Thanks.

1001coins

john, looks good, ill take it. how much for it and shipping to 60638 and how do you want to be paid? chris

442_1972

Will you be able to get the panel out with all the factory seams intact? If so, how much will you want for it? Also, any idea on the cost to ship to FL?

2blu442

Chris, let me get the panel cut out first then I can see how much time it takes. If you would send me your zip code I'll try to get a shipping cost.

442_1972 I made a commitment to the person buying the passengerside quarter panel first. So I'll need to give him a little trim on that end where the seams overlap. Do you need any part of the trunk floor, or if not how far that way do you need? If you would send me your zip code I'll get a box and shipping costs to you. As with the piece for Chris, price will depend on how much time it takes to cut it out and package it.

John

1001coins

john 60638 thanks chris

442_1972

Hi John,

Unfortunately, I need the panel all the way to and including the factory seams since mine is rotted away in those areas. If you think you can save the factory seams, I'd be interested if the shipping to 34683 is reasonable. Here's a pic of an NOS panel that I found on the net somewhere that looks pretty much like what I need.

Thanks,
Brad

70F85W31

I'm interested in the deck lid. Is there much rust under the bottom lip?

oldzy

I be needing a charcoal canister holder+screws as well.

2blu442

Hey guys, this last weekend was very cold and foggy for all but a couple hours each afternoon. I didn't make as much progress pulling and digging out parts as I'd hoped to. I'm keeping a running list of whats been requested and will see what I can get done this next weekend. John

2blu442

This afternoon I was trying to cut panels off between rain showers and broke my last sawzall blade before getting more than the one quarter panel cut off. Tomorrow is suppose to be the same, scattered showers.

Chris, I hope to get the panel you need cut out Saturday. Do you want just the panel under the package tray or did you also want the panel running down to the floorboard under the back seat?

442_1972, I'm attaching pictures of where I cut it for the quarter panel. I made a commitment to give him some trim where it met other panels. If that won't work for you I do have one in a 1971 4 door. I don't know for sure if it's the same piece or if it has a different shape/angle to it.

70F85W31, I believe there's only light surface rust under the deck lid lip. I'll try to get photos for you tomorrow.

oldzy, I'll try to post pictures of a canister holder too.

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oldzy

I need a pair (or one at least) of disc brake prop. valve to frame bracket screws if u have any. I found my old ones, but I can't get a socket one one, since I hit with a hammer. I looked at AMK's site, but can't seem to find 9432544 anywhere.

2blu442

Ken, I've got your bolts on my list of things to look for this weekend. I'll let you know what I find. John

oldzy

Almost fergot... I need the rubber end piece too just in case you have that also (or an entire prop valve or whatever). I am not sure what the function is of the rubber is (seems like a primer type thing), but mine seems melted from when I had headers on. tx

442_1972

I think I'm going to need the entire panel as mine is rusted right to the edge where it meets the quarter panel. I'm not sure about the four door panel. It may be the same but I don't have any body manuals to confirm that.

1001coins

john i just need the back part of the package tray. the hump that the window rests on and the plastic trim corners screw to chris

2blu442

Chris, I was planning to leave the trunk hinge parts on and go from the trunk opening to the back seat. To reduce shipping costs, how much trim toward the back seat do you want, a couple inches? Do you want the hinge portions too? John

1001coins

john just a couple inches is fine, i do not need the trunk hinges

2blu442

Chris, it's been raining pretty steady since yesterday late morning. Not a good time to be out in the driveway with extension cords
I'll try to get it cut out soon and let you know total costs including shipping.
John

2blu442

1970F85W31, I've taken several pictures of the deck lid. Here's one overall shot but please go to the photobucket site to view them all. Please note, I've also got pictures of a 1971 4 door decklid posted there for another member. The 2 door has the green underside and the gold outside paint isn't weathered like the 4 door one. After reviewing the photos if your interested send me your zip code and I'll try to come up with a shipping estimate. John

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2blu442

Hi Chris
I cut the panel out including the complete package tray. Greyhound bus lines would ship this part with or without the package tray for about $65. You'
d have to pick it up at the bus station though. FedEx ground is more than double with the package tray, if I cut most of it off then it would be about $72 to your door. I looked at the hinges and decided it might be easier for you to cut or use what you want rather than me cutting them partially off. Everything looks good so I thought it may be easier to weld in a larger piece. I would like $75 for the panel plus shipping costs. Check out the photos and let me know what you think. John

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1001coins

john, looks good, greyhound is fine. have it sent to the harrison street terminal in chicago. do you take paypal or how do i pay you? chris 773 418 0330

2blu442

Chris, it will be next weekend before I can get it packaged up. When I do I'll get the exact shipping costs. Paypal would be fine. John

1001coins

sounds good. talk to you then chris

branchman88

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Do you still have it? Im located in Memphis TN 38104

2blu442

Branchman, yes I do still have the core support. It has rust through under the battery box, the rest is sound. It will be the weekend before I can get pictures for you, but I'll post them when I do. John

oldzy

Original Disc Brake Calipers?

2blu442

I think the disc brakes on this car came off a 1971 Vista Cruiser wagon... I know it had drums when I purchased it. John

old44272

Hey, I'm new here, but I have 2 1972 Cutlass's, one an S, the other a convertible. If that tail panel is still available, I'd be interested. My name is Mike and shipping would be to 21901. Let me know. Thanks. Mike

2blu442

Welcome to the site Mike! If you've read many posts from newbies you know the drill. We want to see pictures of your cars

If your needing the panel above the bumper and that has the trunk latch welded onto it, yes that's available. If so, how much metal do you want towards the trunk floor? If this panel is rusty on your car, do you need the trunk floor too? John

old44272

John,

Thanks! I'll try to get pics on asap. Both cars are rust buckets, but that's ok. The 72 S was my grandfathers car. I just bought the 72 convertible.

Anyway, in reference to the tail panel, I guess I would want the entire thing, from the trunk weatherstrip area to the frame mounts and then into the trunk floor itself. My cars are pretty rusted where at the area where the tail panel meets the rear frame crossmember. It appears that this is a peice of stamped sheetmetal in a 90 degree bend that is spotwelded to the bottom of the trunk floor where it angles up to the top of the bumper area. My trunk is shot too, worse on the convertible. I guess what I am saying is that I am interested in that entire peice that you cut that goes across the back of the car between the quarter panel assemblies. And moving forward into the trunk, I guess I would want a couple inches into the trunk floor bottom itself (the large flat part). I see how you cut it, and yes I see that some of the part went with the quarters. That shouldn't be too hard to add metal to the ends or splice it in to what I have. I'm not ready to work on my cars yet, but that part on your parts car looks pretty good and if the price is right than I should pick it up.

Thanks again, and your quick reply was great!

Mike

scott71

hey i'm looking for the door strap end caps (that you grab to close the door). They are little metal caps that go over where the strap fastens to the door panel. Do you have those, I need all four. I might be able to find a picture if you can't figure out what i'm talking about. Thanks Scott

2blu442

Scott71, yes I know the clips your describing. I'm not sure I have extras but will look this weekend. Have you checked to see if they make repops?

Mike, let me know if your still needing this part. I've got pictures on my photobucket site, you may have to check a couple different pages:

http://s90.photobucket.com/albums/k2...Cutlass%20442/

branchman88, the core support isn't as bad as I thought under the battery box. Check out the photos on my photobucket link above. Let me know if you have any questions. John

Boh2k

2blu442 how much for the duct work under the dash and the glovebox liner?

2blu442

Boh2k, I'll pull the ducts and post pictures for you to review. Do you need all the ducts under the dash or only some of them? I'll have to make sure I don't need the glove box liner in one of my project cars before I offer it. John

Boh2k

The glovebox liner is the most important thing i need.The bottom vent ducts for the driver side.

meoff

did you already sell the pass side door that you had pics of?if not I'm interested in it and Lf fender also!