Parting out 2 1967 Delta 88 2dr HT cars
July 7th, 2011, 12:13 PM
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Parting out 2 1967 Delta 88 2dr HT cars
I dont have the time money or space to get this done right. Its gonna be more work then i expected. So im parting both cars.
1967 White 88 2dr HT body 5887 With Title
425 UHC 2bl 10:25 to 1 Complete motor air cleaner to pan fan brackets, pulleys, alt, ac compressor and ps pump included. Here is a video clip of it running http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LM1Z8qFfJNs The motor sat along time. Tune it up, or use it as a good core. $600
The car is rusty, and the frame is rusty. So most exterior parts are weathered. Good glass all arund. Its got a split bech and black inteior. Door panels are not bad, rear too, dash is nice other then a crack on the right side top. Manual windows and doors. A/C car. Switch Pitch trans.
White 1967 Delta 88
1967 White 88 2dr HT body 5887 With Title
425 UHC 2bl 10:25 to 1 Complete motor air cleaner to pan fan brackets, pulleys, alt, ac compressor and ps pump included. Here is a video clip of it running http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LM1Z8qFfJNs The motor sat along time. Tune it up, or use it as a good core. $600
The car is rusty, and the frame is rusty. So most exterior parts are weathered. Good glass all arund. Its got a split bech and black inteior. Door panels are not bad, rear too, dash is nice other then a crack on the right side top. Manual windows and doors. A/C car. Switch Pitch trans.
White 1967 Delta 88
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July 7th, 2011, 12:14 PM
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1967 Red 88 2dr ht body 5887 No Title
No motor(im keeping it) S/P trans A/C car, nice front bumper and nice grille stuff, rear bumper just has alittle surface rust. Nice tail lights, some nice trim. Nice wheels and tires, Inside its Toast! No interior parts at all!!! Fender have alittle rust, quarters have alittle rust, doors look good, hood is nice. Lots of good parts under the hood.
Nice set of A/R Outlaw wheels 5X5 235/60-15 cooper cobra radial GTs front, 295/50-15 rear same tires. Looks all new with only maybe 2k miles on them. I looked them up. The set is over $1000 new. $400 for the set FIRM!
Red 1967 Delta 88
No motor(im keeping it) S/P trans A/C car, nice front bumper and nice grille stuff, rear bumper just has alittle surface rust. Nice tail lights, some nice trim. Nice wheels and tires, Inside its Toast! No interior parts at all!!! Fender have alittle rust, quarters have alittle rust, doors look good, hood is nice. Lots of good parts under the hood.
Nice set of A/R Outlaw wheels 5X5 235/60-15 cooper cobra radial GTs front, 295/50-15 rear same tires. Looks all new with only maybe 2k miles on them. I looked them up. The set is over $1000 new. $400 for the set FIRM!
Red 1967 Delta 88
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July 13th, 2011, 07:37 PM
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Hey f-85: You are such a tease... You had me going... I would like to find a perfect front and rear bumper, but alas... I see that they are a little rusty and dented. Damn!!! It sucks to be me!
I am also tempted to ask you for the complete A/C unit. My California car came with no A/C.
There are lots and lots of little parts that '67 Delta 88 owners need. Please don't scrap these beasts too quickly. They don't make them any more!!!
Thanks for posting!
Jaybird
I am also tempted to ask you for the complete A/C unit. My California car came with no A/C.
There are lots and lots of little parts that '67 Delta 88 owners need. Please don't scrap these beasts too quickly. They don't make them any more!!!
Thanks for posting!
Jaybird
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July 13th, 2011, 08:25 PM
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Hey f-85: You are such a tease... You had me going... I would like to find a perfect front and rear bumper, but alas... I see that they are a little rusty and dented. Damn!!! It sucks to be me!
I am also tempted to ask you for the complete A/C unit. My California car came with no A/C.
There are lots and lots of little parts that '67 Delta 88 owners need. Please don't scrap these beasts too quickly. They don't make them any more!!!
Thanks for posting!
Jaybird
I am also tempted to ask you for the complete A/C unit. My California car came with no A/C.
There are lots and lots of little parts that '67 Delta 88 owners need. Please don't scrap these beasts too quickly. They don't make them any more!!!
Thanks for posting!
Jaybird
No they are not perfect
i almost thought the front was. But it has some scratches right on the pass corner. Sure we can make a deal on the A/C stuff. Both cars had pressure in the lines when i unhooked them.
I was thinking of just stripping them bare and just cutting up all the scrap metal and hauling it on a trailer. There is alot of good parts on these cars.
No problem. I just wish the red one wasnt as bad as it is. I would have loved to just swapped out the parts from the white one in it. But its alot more work then just that.
July 17th, 2011, 04:45 AM
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The dash is real nice, other then a crack in the far right corner. Im not sure if it will fit a 66 though. I can take lots of pics for you to compare. Im sure others here would know if it will fit or not though.
July 17th, 2011, 07:08 AM
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May 31st, 2012, 10:35 AM
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Looking for a power steering pump pulley, P/N 382418. glandis442@yahoo.com
June 19th, 2012, 05:52 PM
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Just a note to all posting on this thread.The origional posting was from 2011 and the cars are probably long gone.I have not seen a posting from the origional poster on this tread since late 2011.I would have liked to get my hands on some of the parts myself.But to be honest parts wise I think this is a dead thread
June 20th, 2012, 06:28 AM
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Looking for a power steering pump pulley, P/N 382418. glandis442@yahoo.com
Ill check
June 20th, 2012, 06:30 AM
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Just a note to all posting on this thread.The origional posting was from 2011 and the cars are probably long gone.I have not seen a posting from the origional poster on this tread since late 2011.I would have liked to get my hands on some of the parts myself.But to be honest parts wise I think this is a dead thread
June 20th, 2012, 01:30 PM
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The white car in this thread https://classicoldsmobile.com/forums/...t-project.html is missing the ac parts.you can see the under the hood part of whats gone.but I don't have pictures of whats missing inder the dash.
The green car is the one that I have been searching for a 425 for since it was origionally a 425 th400.
Good to know you still have some parts looks like I spoke too soon when I thought all was cleaned out.The white car has a engine from a car that was also ac equiped going in it. So once I get all the needed parts it should be fairly easy to put back together.Hopefully 66 and 67 ac parts are the same
The green car is the one that I have been searching for a 425 for since it was origionally a 425 th400.
Good to know you still have some parts looks like I spoke too soon when I thought all was cleaned out.The white car has a engine from a car that was also ac equiped going in it. So once I get all the needed parts it should be fairly easy to put back together.Hopefully 66 and 67 ac parts are the same
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