project leftovers

[Bill Ramsey]

All these parts came from F250's and are leftovers from past projects.

'67-72 parts:

Gas tanks
Ignition switches and matching door locks
headlight switch
marker lights '72
choke cable
driver side vent
bed marker lights '72
tailight lenses
radio bezel
interior door handles
glove box latches
neutral safety switch
steering column parts
headliner trim '67, rusty chrome
front parking brake cable
parking brake foot lever
OG step bumper
16.5 wheel
upper/lower valences
core support, will clean up nicely, no rust
Inner fenders, 1 driver side, 2 passenger
aluminum hub caps, 3 sets
'68 chassis parts, parting out
c6 transmission

1973-1979 parts:
'73 gas tank
radiator
core support

FE 360 and 390 parts:

complete 360 45k miles on it. ran nicely
fans/spacers
starters/alternators
bellhousing
flywheel
exhaust manifolds, cleaned up and hot coated.

let me know what you need, I may have it stashed somewhere.

shipping on small parts available.

[phantomtruck68]

How much for bed marker lights? And do they have both the socket and lens? Shipped to 87035. Any pictures? Thanks.

Joe

[w_c]

How much for the Ignition switches and matching door locks and radio bezel?

[lenmich]

Where are you located?

[gleno]

Good afternoon. A real nutcase stole my 71 F-100, and then used it to burglarize the Flagship Store of REI here in Seattle. He abandoned my truck with the full load of loot on the street. If I can figger out how to upload a photo, I will. The REI folks were happy to get my phone call, and came to my house to pick up the stuff. Their estimate of the value is about $6000. There's more to the story for later.

My problem is that when he ditched the truck, he took the ignition switch, keys, AND the bezel nut that secures the switch to the dashboard, so I couldn't drive my truck home. I found replacement switch/keys, but finding the nut to hold the whole set-up in the dashboard has stumped me. You don't, by chance, have one of those nuts that holds the switch, do you? This truck is older than the majority of people on this planet, and I'd like to keep it rolling and safe. 300 I6, homely but faithful. Best to you, Glen Moore glenamoore@netscape.net