1972
4722904483
11/1971
L80E
4539523

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is that the pick n pull on Monterey?

looks like there might be some decent parts there.

1976
4762902724
11/1976
L13K
4549039

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1065 Commercial St.

I bought the Targa from the 72. It was mint! only a little dirty. even the felt headliner is perfect. $50

Thank you Sir!

Added to the VIN database ...
Andy

now the white one is missing the bilstein shocks, the speedo and a few misc parts. the bilsteins had new 100lb springs and were only 16.99 each for the assy

there is not a ton of good stuff (for me) the front rotors looked good, but need cleaning. the calipers on the '76 may be good.

beware of the hornets living in the white car pass door

Your friend almost forgot the thermostat!




Carl K.

thanks kg6dxn!!!!!!!

Hey Carl,
Dave said someone else showed up. I was inside paying when he ran back to get the thermostat bellows. Too bad I did not see you. He told me someone else showed up. The thermostat was $1.80! What did you buy?
-Rob

Rob-

I had been there the afternoon before (in fact I said hi to the guy who bought the targa top and took the pictures), but didn't have metric wrenches with me so only got one bolt off the thermostat. I came back the next day and saw two guys pulling parts. I was waiting till you both were done since it's never comfortable to have two people working over the same hulk. Only when you were leaving did I figure out it was you. I saw the thermostat missing and since Dave had the part wrapped up in a rag, I deduced it was greasy hence the thermostat guess.

I needed the "taco plate" and sensor for my console install. I also grabbed the column switches in my never-ending attempt to have self-cancelling turn signals.

Carl

Carl,
too bad you did not approach sooner it would have been good to see you.
Dave was stoked that one bolt was missing from the bellows; he has bad hands and can't wrench anymore, I was in my work jeans (Dave brought me a dirty shirt to wear) so I would not have crawled under the car to remove it. good deduction.
We got the employees to remove the top shock nuts with thier impact wrench; I could not hold the strut and remove the nut with the tools we had.
take it easy
-Rob

Like a pack of Wolves. Stripping the carcase to the bone.

and loving every bite! thanks for the heads up.

...Been there...got stung!
(another time....another car)

Wow, a deal! Plus that has to be one of the easiest and least time consuming parts to remove from a vehicle. I wouldn't mind having a spare targa top painted body color just to switch it up now and then!