951 parts in Colorado
03-22-2005, 07:08 PM
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951 parts in Colorado
I still have some parts unclaimed I am selling very cheaply:
Beat up but fixable gray 951 nose (a few cracks in the plastic and lots of stone chips but it could be repaired.)
Decent gray 951 hood.
I am probably going to stash the hood in the rafters of my shed and pile scrap lumber onto it (where it will lie until the shed burns down or I need a hood and dig it back up again) and dumpster the nose this weekend. I could also trade these parts for some Belgian beer of note. The hood would go for something like 4-5 bottles of Fantome or 8 Trappistes Rochefort 10's. The nose about half that, or say 2 750ml Chimays. Pick up only, no shipping. Other beers considered , or I suppose money could be exchanged if need be.
I also have a few other good parts from the 951s I would like to sell that I may put on ebay or in the Classifieds here. I'll dig up and edit my old post on that subject later.
Thanks,
-Joel.
Beat up but fixable gray 951 nose (a few cracks in the plastic and lots of stone chips but it could be repaired.)
Decent gray 951 hood.
I am probably going to stash the hood in the rafters of my shed and pile scrap lumber onto it (where it will lie until the shed burns down or I need a hood and dig it back up again) and dumpster the nose this weekend. I could also trade these parts for some Belgian beer of note. The hood would go for something like 4-5 bottles of Fantome or 8 Trappistes Rochefort 10's. The nose about half that, or say 2 750ml Chimays. Pick up only, no shipping. Other beers considered , or I suppose money could be exchanged if need be.
I also have a few other good parts from the 951s I would like to sell that I may put on ebay or in the Classifieds here. I'll dig up and edit my old post on that subject later.
Thanks,
-Joel.
03-22-2005, 09:12 PM
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Body (Stone/slate gray):
Passenger's door, with heated mirror, glass and power window/lock
Driver's door with mirror, no window or regulator.
Driver's window glass
Hood
Sunroof panel
Turbo nose, battered but repairable.
Interior (Black):
Console, good
Storage compartment lid, no hinge, decent shape
Glove box door
Glove box liner
Sun visors
Rear storage area carpet, acceptable
10-speaker setup, including:
* Door panels
* Speaker boxes/armrests
* Rear interior panels
* all speakers, some have bad foam surrounds
* ($350, will not separate.)
General:
Sunroof motor assembly, with relays (no cable)
Hatch release motor with cable
Right rear taillight assy.
Both rear side markers
Cruise brain (might need resoldering)
Power lock brain
ABS pump
ABS brain
Aluminum front bumper, no shocks.
Feel free to make an offer on anything I have not priced. I cannot ship internationally, as the post office near work does not do international (it is too small.) I can take paypal but not credit cards via paypal. I can also take money orders.
Thanks,
-Joel.
Passenger's door, with heated mirror, glass and power window/lock
Driver's door with mirror, no window or regulator.
Driver's window glass
Hood
Sunroof panel
Turbo nose, battered but repairable.
Interior (Black):
Console, good
Storage compartment lid, no hinge, decent shape
Glove box door
Glove box liner
Sun visors
Rear storage area carpet, acceptable
10-speaker setup, including:
* Door panels
* Speaker boxes/armrests
* Rear interior panels
* all speakers, some have bad foam surrounds
* ($350, will not separate.)
General:
Sunroof motor assembly, with relays (no cable)
Hatch release motor with cable
Right rear taillight assy.
Both rear side markers
Cruise brain (might need resoldering)
Power lock brain
ABS pump
ABS brain
Aluminum front bumper, no shocks.
Feel free to make an offer on anything I have not priced. I cannot ship internationally, as the post office near work does not do international (it is too small.) I can take paypal but not credit cards via paypal. I can also take money orders.
Thanks,
-Joel.
03-22-2005, 10:11 PM
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Someone should really start that service , "beerpal" ! lol Sounds like a new 944 Rennlist forum tradition to me! 
Cheers!
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Cheers! Regards,
03-25-2005, 11:27 AM
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Well I'm not dead set on beer, just trying to keep it fun. However there are some locals who live a lot closer than I do to some great specialty beer collections.
-Joel.
-Joel.
03-25-2005, 01:38 PM
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THAT is the most brilliant idea I've heard in a while. The only complication would be validating users for "over 21" to avoid legal problems and the other is dealing with state-to-state restrictions. It IS allowed for various places to do "beer of the month" memberships across state lines though, so I believe it could be done. I'll definitely do this if it's legal. . . Great idea!
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03-25-2005, 07:52 PM
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Adding ABS would be tough. At the least you'd need F/R late offset suspension, wheels, brake rotors, ABS exciter rings, ABS sensors, wiring harness, brake lines, ABS pump, ABS brain and a full psychiatric evaluation.
-Joel
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03-28-2005, 02:44 PM
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"did you sell the car?"
The car shell has been hauled off to the crusher.
"how hard is to it to install the 10 speaker setup i may be interested."
Hard? Oh, I think it'd be pretty easy. The rear panels take a few minutes to remove but mine have the seat belt parts still attached so that's not a factor. The wiring should be plug and play although I would suppose you'd want to fit newer drivers for all the trouble you are going through.
"do you have the carpet piece on the back of the rear seat?"
All I have is the rear hatch area carpet.
-Joel.
The car shell has been hauled off to the crusher.
"how hard is to it to install the 10 speaker setup i may be interested."
Hard? Oh, I think it'd be pretty easy. The rear panels take a few minutes to remove but mine have the seat belt parts still attached so that's not a factor. The wiring should be plug and play although I would suppose you'd want to fit newer drivers for all the trouble you are going through.
"do you have the carpet piece on the back of the rear seat?"
All I have is the rear hatch area carpet.
-Joel.
Last edited by Jfrahm; 03-28-2005 at 06:40 PM.