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914World.com _ 914World Garage _ 914 HDLT BUSHING/PIVOT PIN KITs ARE IN !

Posted by: dlestep Sep 15 2009, 08:38 PM

I've sent PMs to everyone notifying when they will be shipping.

below are three receipts without names...they we be part of the kit as well...

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thank you for your participation in this...
Dave

Posted by: dlestep Sep 17 2009, 09:23 PM

...the following shipments are going out:

Gint (1 kit)
d914 (1 kit)
jim_Hoyland (1 kit)
shoguneagle (1 kit)
narino (1 kit)
lotus_65 (1 kit)

...the following are ready, but on hold

stepuptothemike (bushings only)
scottb (1 kit)
mcmark (2 kits)
pilothyer (2 kits)

(as a reminder, please refer to the installation instructions posted in the garage forum, by searching dlestep posts)
contact me for any questions through my phone number in the PMs that I sent out.
best,
Dave

Posted by: dlestep Sep 17 2009, 10:12 PM

...I understand that times are tight for everyone...

For those with kits on hold, they are bagged and tagged and on hold in your name, regardless.
And will be ready when you are
If anyone else orders, they will be part of the next run with a lead time of two weeks.

Dave

Posted by: pilothyer Sep 17 2009, 10:35 PM

Dave.......If you would please...could you PM me your Pay Pal Address again? I was cleaning out my PM folder and inadvertently swept yours out.................Jerry

Posted by: dlestep Sep 19 2009, 01:22 PM

shipped USPS

Gint (1 kit)
d914 (1 kit)
jim_Hoyland (1 kit)
shoguneagle (1 kit)
narino (1 kit)
lotus_65 (1 kit)
stepuptothemike (bushings only)
pilothyer (2 kits)

on hold

scottb (1 kit)
mcmark (2 kits)

Have fun with the install. Prep the headlight bucket and clean the miles off of
the pin brackets. Prep the headlight assembly and paint it. (Machine gray).
You will enjoy your attention to detail once it is installed.
Don't forget to unplug the relay before you work on this.

This can be done in thirty minutes a side, or if you are like me, with the prep, paint
and cleaning, you can spend four to five hours...taking your time...drinking beer...
and admiring your work along the way...

Dave

Posted by: narino Sep 21 2009, 02:29 PM

Recieved the kit today.

Thanks Dave!