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Posted by: Dyne127 Aug 27 2012, 08:48 AM

72', all panels available. Sawzall has a new blade in it. 3 weeks until shes gone. Anyone need anything?

Posted by: db9146 Aug 27 2012, 10:09 AM

How's the front trunk and the area on the inside right rear fender near the battery tray?

Posted by: nihil44 Aug 28 2012, 03:11 AM

Attached is the image of the depression in the inner sill panel to allow room to grab the handbrake handle.

This depression is not present on the RHS in my car as it has been converted to RHD.

Can you supply this patch panel?

Thanks

David
Brisbane Australia




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Posted by: Dyne127 Aug 28 2012, 06:24 AM

I will get back to both of you later today with pictures...

Posted by: rdauenhauer Aug 28 2012, 09:26 AM

Not to hi-Jack but be cautious when cutting & welding that section back.
The insulated tube that runs the inside length of the long is simply foil backed paper
and will catch fire easily.

Posted by: nihil44 Aug 28 2012, 02:57 PM

Thanks for the heads up.

David

Posted by: Dyne127 Aug 28 2012, 03:24 PM

battery tray is dust, the frt trunk is decent, besides the bottom of the spare tire well

Posted by: pilothyer Aug 28 2012, 08:45 PM

How is the rear panel? The part from the tail light housings all the way down...If a picture is needed I can supply one with the cut out lines.................Jerry

Posted by: kwlane Aug 28 2012, 11:24 PM

how about the bottom of the upper part of the tunnel, from cross brace to front? I', replacing the back half floor of my car, but the tunnel floor is pretty rusty its whole length.

Posted by: Dyne127 Aug 29 2012, 06:23 AM

Rear panel is a disaster...sorry

Posted by: Dyne127 Aug 29 2012, 06:24 AM

I will check for you today

Posted by: db9146 Aug 29 2012, 08:26 AM

battery tray is dust, the frt trunk is decent, besides the bottom of the spare tire well

Okay, thanks for checking.

Posted by: Dyne127 Aug 29 2012, 06:47 PM

some pics i took today, let me know if you need more specific shots...

Posted by: Luke M Aug 29 2012, 07:23 PM

I'm looking for the pass seat slider up/down mount. I see it on the pic that you posted. It's welded to the cross brace. Would need to be cut off. Let me know If you need me to post a pic of what Im looking for .

Luke

Posted by: Dyne127 Aug 30 2012, 05:24 AM

If you can send me a pic showing the item specifically, I will cut it out today.

Posted by: Luke M Aug 30 2012, 09:54 AM

Here's the pics. This is the drivers side but I would need the pass side only.

Luke


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Posted by: Luke M Aug 30 2012, 09:27 PM

Warning.... Just a heads up to anyone wanting to do business with this guy/girl.
I dont want to slam this guy/girl on here but not a good way for him/her to start off on this site.

The people that have dealt with me on this site know that I'm a fair and reasonable person. With that said, Be Warned.

Posted by: jeffrotech Sep 1 2012, 08:58 AM

What does this mean? That someone can't part out a car if they are new to this site?

Posted by: Luke M Sep 1 2012, 01:07 PM

I've owned, parted, sold, and purchased parts for 914's for over 25 + years. I've done business face to face, at swap meets and e-net within this time. This was the first time someone had asked for labor to be included in the price of a part. I have never charged for a part because I had to use my time to cut it out or remove an item. I was looking for a small seat mount bracket. This person got back to me saying he had cut it out of the car (which sounds was being cut up anyway) before he gave me a price. He/she had asked me to give a price on the item. I gave a fair price only for the person to come back asking 100% more then what I had offered so to cover his labor. I told the person that was alot of money for a small piece of metal but agreed to buy it anyway. The responce I got was " No Deal I'll keep it for a paper weight " . I know I stated above that I wouldn't slam this person but since a few have asked this is my side of things. This has nothing to do with new guys/girls being on here for what ever reason. Maybe new sellers should read up on club rules in the topic title section before they start to list things for sale.

Posted by: Dyne127 Sep 1 2012, 01:33 PM

I never INCLUDED labor, I just asked you to consider the fact that I took close to an hour cutting it out of the car, grinding down all the welds/spot welds and then wire brushing any remaining blemishes or rust off of the piece. I chose to provide you with a piece that was 100% ready to install upon shipment. My mistake for thinking that going the extra mile would be worth more than $10...I only asked you for less than 20 before shipping to somehow justify my time and efforts. We are talking a couple of dollars, of course I took offense to that. For me to cut that out, grind down all the welds, package it, drive to the post office, and send it out is not worth the $10. Thats all I was trying to express. Congrats on parting out 914's for 25 years; ive learned that going the extra step to ensure satisfaction is only worth $10 instead of the $18 I requested. Valuable. Thank You for your wisdom!

Posted by: Luke M Sep 1 2012, 02:31 PM

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[quote name='Luke M' post='1731740' date='Aug 30 2012, 11:27 PM']
Warning.... Just a heads up to anyone wanting to do business with this guy/girl.
I dont want to slam this guy/girl on here but not a good way for him/her to start off on this site.

The people that have dealt with me on this site know that I'm a fair and reasonable person. With that said, Be Warned.
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What does this mean? That someone can't part out a car if they are new to this site?
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I've owned, parted, sold, and purchased parts for 914's for over 25 + years. I've done business face to face, at swap meets and e-net within this time. This was the first time someone had asked for labor to be included in the price of a part. I have never charged for a part because I had to use my time to cut it out or remove an item. I was looking for a small seat mount bracket. This person got back to me saying he had cut it out of the car (which sounds was being cut up anyway) before he gave me a price. He/she had asked me to give a price on the item. I gave a fair price only for the person to come back asking 100% more then what I had offered so to cover his labor. I told the person that was alot of money for a small piece of metal but agreed to buy it anyway. The responce I got was " No Deal I'll keep it for a paper weight " . I know I stated above that I wouldn't slam this person but since a few have asked this is my side of things. This has nothing to do with new guys/girls being on here for what ever reason. Maybe new sellers should read up on club rules in the topic title section before they start to list things for sale.
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I never INCLUDED labor, I just asked you to consider the fact that I took close to an hour cutting it out of the car, grinding down all the welds/spot welds and then wire brushing any remaining blemishes or rust off of the piece. I chose to provide you with a piece that was 100% ready to install upon shipment. My mistake for thinking that going the extra mile would be worth more than $10...I only asked you for less than 20 before shipping to somehow justify my time and efforts. We are talking a couple of dollars, of course I took offense to that. For me to cut that out, grind down all the welds, package it, drive to the post office, and send it out is not worth the $10. Thats all I was trying to express. Congrats on parting out 914's for 25 years; ive learned that going the extra step to ensure satisfaction is only worth $10 instead of the $18 I requested. Valuable. Thank You for your wisdom!


By your pm's you wanted to have your labor covered with it also. That's what I got from it. I send things all the time and it never crossed my mind that it's a waste of time even if the part was only a few dollars. So it takes an hour or more of my time to box and drive to a shipper. I do it anyway cause it's the right thing to do. I guess you have no clue on what that means. I also see how you forgot to add that I did agree to purchase it for $25 before you said " NO Deal" . I have no clue on how I offended you unless it's $10 an hr. Again, best of luck to you.


Our pm's from this.


You : Cut it out and cleaned it up for you. Whats your offer? Keep in mind that it took me a good 45 mins to cut it out and clean up the spot welds

Me: I only need the weld in bracket not the other part. I'd go $10 + shipping


You : make it $25 shipped and you have a deal, I had to cut part of a good floor up to get that piece out.


Me : A little more then what I wanted to pay for it.
Need an address for payment.


You : No deal then....I took my time to clean it up nice, not just hack it off and give you a piece of shrapnel. Ill use it for a paper weight.


Me : Ok . Best of luck to you.

Posted by: nihil44 Sep 12 2012, 05:57 AM

Chris,

I received your section of the inner long in good condition as described. It travelled well across the Pacific down to the underside of the globe.
It is just waiting to be grafted into position. Neat work - thank you

David
Australia


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Posted by: JMHAR Sep 18 2012, 06:05 PM

I'm interested in the floor boards, lower part of the firewall and the tire well, what would those run?

Posted by: kid914 Sep 18 2012, 08:31 PM

Looking for a good windsheild!!! If you're willing to ship.
Thanks

Posted by: sixnotfour Sep 18 2012, 08:53 PM

how about the sections behind the horns left and right.
from the center of head light towards the center 12 inches.
2 cuts down each side and one along the pinch weld at the bottom.
LMK Jeff

Posted by: Dyne127 Sep 20 2012, 05:20 AM

Windshield broken...sorry