$5 Special! Several random parts for sale
 

In no particular order, all prices plus shipping from 47404:

1. One pair of wiper arms pulled from a 1975 K5. OK shape. $5:

http://mypage.iu.edu/~jwreding/parts/arms.jpg



2. One pair of headlight bezels for a '79 front clip (may fit other years). You can see some oxidation but they would probably clean up well with some polish, etc. $5:

http://mypage.iu.edu/~jwreding/parts/bezels1.jpg

http://mypage.iu.edu/~jwreding/parts/bezels2.jpg

http://mypage.iu.edu/~jwreding/parts/bezels3.jpg


4. One headlight support from '79 front clip, should fit most other years of round headlights but I'm not certain. $2.50:

http://mypage.iu.edu/~jwreding/parts/cup1.jpg

http://mypage.iu.edu/~jwreding/parts/cup2.jpg


5. One set of trim rings for exterior of said headlights. One of them has separated. JB Weld should do the trick. Minimal oxidation. $2:

http://mypage.iu.edu/~jwreding/parts/rings.jpg


7. One pair of interior door handle bezels from a mid-80s chevy pickup. I am not 100% sure what they will fit, but I can tell you they will NOT fit an '87 R10 with Custom Deluxe interior package. :p $5:

http://mypage.iu.edu/~jwreding/parts/handles.jpg


8. Heater motor from a 1975 K5. It worked when removed, but I can't guarantee anything. You can tell by looking it needs cleaned and painted badly. Supposedly (told by the PO) it was upgraded to higher-than-factory CFM, but who knows. It did pump quite a bit of air though I remember. $5:

http://mypage.iu.edu/~jwreding/parts/heater1.jpg

http://mypage.iu.edu/~jwreding/parts/heater2.jpg


11. I'm not sure what this is called, it's just the little plate that goes under the steering column and screws to the dash. The big orange blob on the left is from the flash, but the smaller bits of orange are paint. Overall it's in pretty good shape. The back side has some surface rust but nobody sees that part :p $5:

http://mypage.iu.edu/~jwreding/parts/plate.jpg


13. One pair of rear taillight supports from a 1975 K5. Date code is stamped '73. A couple of the screw holes on each of them need to be rebored before they will attach properly. I hate to sell these because my parents made them (along with the turn signals) but hey, there's plenty more around. $5:

http://mypage.iu.edu/~jwreding/parts/taillight1.jpg

http://mypage.iu.edu/~jwreding/parts/taillight2.jpg



Thats all!! I like making deals, so if you want to combine items and make an offer or anything along those lines let me know. Happy shopping! :lol:

I'll take the hard top brackets...how much shipped to 76036?

I will pack them up and see what they weigh and box size, etc. then get back to you with a final price. Thanks. :)

top, I'm wiling to make package deals!!!

I'll take the Turn Signal Lenses & the Hard Top Brackets if they didn't sell. I live in Fairfield, Ca 94534. I will need your Address or Paypal Acct to pay you.

I'm still waiting on the final price for those hard top brackets?

454K5, yes I'm going to get that price to you ASAP; I am away from my apartment right now due to the holiday but will be back Monday afternoon. I would assume shipping won't be much more than 4 bucks with FedEx, I packed them in as small of a box as I could find.

ok, that's kool. just let me know when you find out. just PM me or whatever. thanks.

I still would want the Turn Signal Lenses. Just let me know how much to Fairfield, Ca 94534

PM'ed both you guys, thanks a bunch and TTT

ttt, some stuff sold and much still for grabs! Thanks for the business LowJimmy and 454K5! :bowtie:

Any more interest in this stuff?

im interested in hearing about the turn signals that your parents made??

:)

pc

Haha, glad you asked. Well they work at Guide Corporation here in Anderson which used to be owned by GM up until about 3 years ago. They made all headlights and taillights for GM vehicles. If you look at all original headlamps and taillamps on older GM cars and even some still today they will say "Guide" on them. Now they still make a lot of them but many are outsourced to other companies like Sylvania, etc. Guide also now makes lights for Ford, Daimler-Chrysler, etc, but back in the 70's it was all GM. My mom worked on the assembly line at the time (she's now in purchasing), and my Dad has been a machine builder there for 40 years so he has made or at least helped make the dies for all the lights they crank out. :cool: :D Up until about 10 years ago they also made the entire front bumper assemblies for Corvettes.

tooooooo the toooooop