ArtSpeed

On 2/1/2021 at 9:04 AM, Conserv said:

I’d bet you’d get more useful “clicks”, if the title was something closer to:

Gap Covers for 1974-76 U.S. Rear Bumpers

 

rather than:

 

needed help with identifying these (now found)!

 

Just saying... ?

 

GLWS,

 

Steve

 

umm....but he didn't know what they were til the above ID -- so then he sez "now found". Made sense to me!?

last three #'s on the plate should be "077" IIRC...      Darren

well...if you get shut down looking for a unicorn, I gotta horse available :^)/  Two small cracks, quite inobtrusive. If you're interested, I can shoot you some pics.  Darren / ArtSpeed 31098.08080 text

heya Searfred, I think I have one of these boogers bandying about somewhere in my parts stash. If you're still looking, throw me a text & I'll dig around.  Darren / ArtSpeed 310980.8080

I’d mentioned in my BaT comments that most of the glitches on this car were low- or Ø-$$ fixes. A couple-3 weekends and the new owner should be good.

4 hours ago, kbmb02 said:

 

Darren is here. -KB

Always have been, Ken! Just rarely stick my head up into sight ???

On 5/22/2020 at 7:11 PM, conkitchen said:

The one with a split in half bushing and is missing the upper between the bar and the link? 

Probably what's producing the "thunk" that was talked about in one of the BaT comments. Also, if I'm seeing accurately, the front bushings for the drag link are in backwards,shoving the ball joint backwards a bit; and the camber plates are switched left for right, taking out caster rather than adding it. Combine those two, and this thing must steer like a mutha...no wonder the driver didn't hot-foot it!

This 02 deff needs a hard looking at.