Like the title says, I've got a pair of A-arms from a never-wrecked '73 914. I'm also including a set of "hard" polyurethane bushings, since I've decided to go with a 911 front end and Elephant polybronze bushings. I bought these bushings from Pelican (see part #99-3014-340-M230).

There's a little surface rust on the A-arms, but nothing terminal. I wish my 911 arms looked as good! I'm keeping the bushing mounts/adjusterrs, since they're in better shape than the 911 ones I bought.

The ball joints are included, but I'd recommend replacing them, since I don't know if they've ever been replaced. They're not sloppy and the boots are intact, but I'll remove them if you want.

I want $50 for everything in the pics. I'd prefer not to ship, but buyer pays FedEx Ground from 95618. PM me if you're interested!

Geoff

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Offers?

Anyone want to help me clean out my garage? Gimme an offer!

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The bushings are sold to nbscooters, but the A-arms are still available. I live in Davis (CA) and would trade them for a six-pack of Anchor Steam...

Thanks for the bushings!

Geoff,
Tell you what, I am fresh out of Anchor Steam but if you want, give them to me and bring your 911 arms over at the same time. We can bead blast your 911 arms and you can paint them up all pretty like...

Hi Rob --

I've already glass bead blasted the 911 arms, and yesterday I painted them with epoxy primer (the first time using my HPLV spray gun!!!). But thanks for the offer. If you want 'em, tho, the Anchor Steam trade offer is still open...

Geoff

I do want the A arms . BUT , If you can beat me to the
They, are then yours.

You drive a hard bargain... Bring them to the next reunion and I will have your Anchor Steam. I suppose I should buy a six pack for myself too just to see why you would give up fine vintage Porsche parts for beer...

How is the car coming Geoff? Have you mocked the motor in yet?

I didn't know you have a blast cabinet Rob...might have to try it out with your old sway bar to see if I need one.

Post some update pics Geoff!

Motor mock-up is completed, as is the Suby trans cable shifter set-up. See http://www.914world.com/bbs2/index.php?act...f=2&t=83031 for some recent pics.

I still need to clearance the rear firewall for the turbo, hydraulic clutch slave cylinder and starter, and then I'll epoxy prime the engine bay.

Then come the steel fender flares

I'd be happy to host the next Sacramento Reunion if you guys wanna come to the People's Republic of Davis and see the progress on my car. I'll provide some great danishes from the nearby Konditorei Austrian Pastry shop and fresh coffee.

Geoff

Ahhh!!! Too late. I just scheduled for the 17th of October at the donut shop... I think there is an ordinance that any event in Davis has to be 1/3rd hybrid cars anyway...

Brett, I am not sure the bar will fit in the blaster but I have another blaster that you just fill and seal and then pressurize. I haven't used it but I am sure it works as there are no moving parts...