'74 Spider front clip

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braino

Discussion Starter · Mar 21, 2011

Perfect front clip.

Car still has a good, low miles 2ltr (30K) but floor and rocker rust make restoration impractical.

Other parts negotiable.

The nose was a factory manufactured replacement installed after an accident. Protected through the years by a thick coat of Emron.

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braino

Discussion Starter · #3 · Mar 21, 2011

bumpers, etc

That's a good question.

I have three sets of bumpers. I need to pull them all, clean them up and figure out which I want to keep and which I can recondition and sell.

If you can be patient I'll hold on to your request.

I'm going to be keeping the grill as a backup. I have two, both of which are fairly pitted, but from experience I find that they take a lot of abuse...

Anyone out there have any interest in sheet metal?

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braino

Discussion Starter · #6 · Mar 22, 2011

interior bits

Not too much left in the way of interior. I have a spare rear-drape set with split seams, a handful of guages, gauge shrouds, some rusty seat pans, etc.

Of the two parts cars I have, one had already been stripped and the other (the one with the nice front clip) I stripped and used as a donor for my resto. Both cars are just empty shells - one with and one without a motor.

I'll only have one spare bumper set when all is said and done. I'll post photos when I've pulled them.

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braino

Discussion Starter · #7 · Mar 23, 2011

bump

Someone come get this car. Good motor, nice doors, nice nose. Definitely worth saving

I wish I could - just don't have the space.

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