Re: 'Nother junkyard find
From: Alex Zepeda (alex.zepeda@gmail.com)
Date: Sun 21 May 2006 - 11:12:36 EDT
On 5/20/06, N9TE <Fujitsu@turbo505.com> wrote:
> Alex, go get what you can. You'll be able to eBay a lot of it. You know
> what is desirable and what's not. Many of us would bid for a part that has
> already been harvested where we wouldn't ask you to go get something.
Unfortunately, while I'm already planning to go back later next week,
I can't today. I'm going up to Davis for the Volvo swap meet.
Since I am going back for sure, if there's actual interest in the
wheels (or any *easy* to grab parts), send an e-mail to me and I'll
see what I can do. I'm not a huge fan of this chain of junkyards, as
their prices are a bit high (and this yard is usually out of my way).
A set of 15" alloy wheels, normally priced, would run $120+. Plus,
shipping wheels+tires can get expensive. But, if there's definite
interest, let me know.
eBay is a pain that I prefer not to deal with.
> I'm always on the lookout for "backup parts", but right now my car is pretty
> much 100%. Plus, you can add to your back-up stash as well.
Unfortunately, I don't own a Pug, so I have no need for a backup stash :-D
> BTW, what's an AMM?
Air mass meter, mass air flow meter, whatever you wanna call it.
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