I have a 74 bobcat that i originally wanted to put on the road but the frame and floor are rusted so badly that it would definately be not worth doing. It has 2 good fenders, 1 is fiberglass, the other is original with little rust on it. All the glass is good. Original rims & hubcaps, great running motor, transmission, and rear end with only 37000 miles (the car wasnt driven much, but it sat in the grass and seen a lot of canadian winters i guess). I sold the taillights already but i have a couple of Pinto tailights i found in the woods (they are in pretty good shape!). The interior is pretty good (its a weird lime color), front and back seats have no rips, AM radio and original speakers work nicely. The gas tank is only about 2 years old. All the chrome lettering (MERCURY written on the trunk, 2 BOBCAT labels on both sides)
Just tell me the part you need, and well work out a price and method of shipping. I am located in prince edward island, canada.
How does the steering wheel look? If its in decent shape can you get me a pic? I'm pretty sure the green you're talking about matches my 73, but I wanna make sure. Thanks.
-Harry
bmpedrums AT aol DOT com
Its a terrible picture, but its all ive got. Im hoping to borrow my friends digital camera and take pictures of all the parts.
Does it have the small Bobcat badge on the dash above the glove box? I'd be interested in that.
Bill in WV
Yep, the bobcat badge above the dash is there. 20$ + shippin
E-mail me at noggins_1500@hotmail.com
Stuff i still would like to sell
-complete original AM radio
-new gas tank
-original steel rims and hubcaps with good tires
-2.3L motor, auto trans, only 37000 miles on them.
-Set of pinto taillights (not from my car)
-Front right fender (fiberglass)
-Trim, interior parts, pretty much anything you can think of.
No item to big or too small!
We car guys aren't afraid of "cannibalism". Cars as a general rule eat thier dead. A car will gladly pull in a dead parts car. then beg it's pet human to strip down the carcass, save the best stuff, and put them on. As pets go we're awful good for our cars. We wash our masters, We fix them, and we tend to thier every need. Don't think cars don't talk behind our back either. "My dumb human, he got a new job thinking he's going to get a newer master, well I've got news for him, that crank bearing i've been complaining about, well it's gonna go out on the way home today!"
Anyone else think I've spent a few too many hours in a closed garage working on cars?
I could use the drivers side door hinges if they are in good condition.
And
The drivers side rear brake drum and drivers front brake rotor (again if in good condition).
I'm working on a 1975 Pinto.
Thanks!
Door hinges-- check. They work good and are in good shape
As for the brake parts ill have to take off the wheels and take a look. I know the brakes work pretty good, and i was told they were all new when i bought the car (about a year ago) Ill get back to you in a day or two when i get everything taken apart.
will the interior stuff from a 74 fit a 75?
id be intersted in the dome light cover, driver side sun visor, driver side seat belt (and assembly) if the belt isnt worn, ebrake assembly (dont need the handle, jsut the plate the cables attach to underneat the handle)
I already sold the dome light cover, but the seatbelt, ebrake assembly, and the sun visor are all pretty good. You can email me at noggins_1500@hotmail.com if you want. Ill need to wait for a day when its not really wet outside to take some of the stuff off.
i am interested in the style of those door panels that you have could you post a picture of one? color not important, must be without tears or rips, would be easy to ship in chicago, illinois AL 708-822-8322
Quote from: Jesse on November 07, 2004, 03:06:26 PM
Stuff i still would like to sell
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-new gas tank
No item to big or too small!
I dont think you are allowed to ship gas tanks but if it turns out you can. I would definately be interested in the gas tank. I am in pennsylvania.
looking for chrome fender trim for my 73 Pinto runabout rear driver's side ...
richard metcalfe rzm27@primus.ca