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Misc parts from a 74 2002 parting out


jtmasters68

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I am slowly parting out this car (Inka 1974 2002, manual tranny, 3.91 LSD, 4 spd. Good block and head) which recently met with some severe front end damage. However, both front fenders are usable, as is most of the rest of the sheet metal. Email me with what you need, and if it is shippable, then we can make a deal. Here are a handful of things that I've got ready to go. Pictures on request. Send me your email. I will be listing these parts separately as the weeks progress.

Here is what I've got ready to go right now:

New Motor Mounts (OES still in package) $20

New Center Bearing (OES still in box) $20

New beltline trim clips. About 40 new plastic ones, and 4 of the metal t bolts, with no nuts. $10.

Working turn signal switch $30

Working wiper/high beam switch $30

Driver side inside arm rest (black) $35

Pass side inside arm rest (black) $30

Master Cyl fluid reservoir (with electric contacts in cap--all working) $25.

"And The Dude abides"

74 2002 Inka (The Dude)

68 Zundapp ISDT Racer (original 350 miles)

87 BMW 735i (frozen motor)

79 VW Westphalia (for sale)

55 AJS 500cc Enduro Non-running Ekins bike

72 Yamaha XS2 (in many boxes)

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I've got both of them. $13 for both, shipping included. paypal to jtmasters68 at yahoo dot com

"And The Dude abides"

74 2002 Inka (The Dude)

68 Zundapp ISDT Racer (original 350 miles)

87 BMW 735i (frozen motor)

79 VW Westphalia (for sale)

55 AJS 500cc Enduro Non-running Ekins bike

72 Yamaha XS2 (in many boxes)

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Driver's side is 2 males, passenger's side is one male only. As per original.

"And The Dude abides"

74 2002 Inka (The Dude)

68 Zundapp ISDT Racer (original 350 miles)

87 BMW 735i (frozen motor)

79 VW Westphalia (for sale)

55 AJS 500cc Enduro Non-running Ekins bike

72 Yamaha XS2 (in many boxes)

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Roberto, there's someone in front of you, but if I don't see any money from them by tomorrow a.m., they're yours.

"And The Dude abides"

74 2002 Inka (The Dude)

68 Zundapp ISDT Racer (original 350 miles)

87 BMW 735i (frozen motor)

79 VW Westphalia (for sale)

55 AJS 500cc Enduro Non-running Ekins bike

72 Yamaha XS2 (in many boxes)

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