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74 2002 parts- gauge pod, rear lights, grills, licplate brkt

Baboon

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I have some leftover parts from a 74 2002. Please look at pictures on the Photobucket link. trades welcome

Complete gauge pod (very good condition) 60,758k orig mi. $60

left tail light assembly (lens missing chunk) $15

right tail light assembly (lens ok, some pitting on chrome) SOLD

license plate bracket and orig uncut wiring only $20

side marker lights (all four red/yellow, fair cond) $10

left front grill (missing corner tab for hook, repaired crack, $15

good condition otherwise, looks good installed)

right front grill ( very good used condition) $25

left and right rear bumper bellows ( nice condition, rubber

good, not rusty inside, still nice and pliable. $25ea

headlight switch ( good shape, knob included) $30

Link to pictures: http://s1061.photobucket.com/albums/t463/whisperingbomb/

Trades welcome.

I need front bumper brackets for a 70 2002 (no triangles)

I need a right front bumper end piece

I need a headlight switch for a 70 2002 (angled spades for connecting wiring)

I need the aluminum trim between the tail lights for a 70

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Do you know if the Speedometer/Odometer works on the Instrument Cluster/Gauge Pod? If so, I would be interested in that & the right front grill. (please email me @ asaquattro@yahoo.com).

All gauges work perfect on the cluster, had no issues other than being attached to a wrecked car.

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I'm interested in the right tail light assembelly if the lense is not cracked as you've indicated. Does PayPal work for you? My email address is willie002@wbcable.net

I've survived damn near everything.

1974 - 2002, Mild - sold to son
1976 - 2002, lil' Wild

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I'm interested in the right tail light assembelly if the lense is not cracked as you've indicated. Does PayPal work for you? My email address is willie002@wbcable.net

Email sent with a few more pictures of the lens. Paypal is fine, just give me a zip and I will get a shipping quote out to you.

Thanks

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Did you sell gauge pod yet? Interested. Send me email and when I return from sailing (3 hours) I will send money.

Gauge pod still available-

Let me know your zip code and I can get a shipping quote for you

You can e-mail me at beetle 910 @ hotmail dot com (no spaces of course)

Thanks,

Jeff

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