Been searching for a while.
I'll just leave this here and gloat
Rarest parts known to man :)
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Re: Rarest parts known to man :)
Not sure I get it? Both those can be sourced from a dozen places?
Jeff Klein, Aiken, SC
1980 FI Spider, Veridian with Tan (sold about a year ago), in the market for another project
1989 Spider, sold
2008 Mercedes SL65
2008 S600 Mercedes V12
1980 FI Spider, Veridian with Tan (sold about a year ago), in the market for another project
1989 Spider, sold
2008 Mercedes SL65
2008 S600 Mercedes V12
Re: Rarest parts known to man :)
That's where my post is tantalizing...zachmac wrote:Not sure I get it? Both those can be sourced from a dozen places?
Consider the orientation of the parts.
Lee
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Re: Rarest parts known to man :)
Parts only an Aussie, Kiwi, or Brit could love, but I'll bet they are very rare indeed...
Lloyd Glade- Mukilteo, WA
1984 Pininfarina Spider Azzurra
1962 Fiat 500D - wife's car
2015 Subaru Outback
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1984 Pininfarina Spider Azzurra
1962 Fiat 500D - wife's car
2015 Subaru Outback
2017 Ford Focus RS
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Re: Rarest parts known to man :)
Ayeup Wrong Hand Drive. Rare yes and great to have in such nice condition when you need them.
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Re: Rarest parts known to man :)
Got it now. I'm slow but I'm stupid!
Jeff Klein, Aiken, SC
1980 FI Spider, Veridian with Tan (sold about a year ago), in the market for another project
1989 Spider, sold
2008 Mercedes SL65
2008 S600 Mercedes V12
1980 FI Spider, Veridian with Tan (sold about a year ago), in the market for another project
1989 Spider, sold
2008 Mercedes SL65
2008 S600 Mercedes V12
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- Joined: Sun Aug 24, 2008 9:20 am
- Your car is a: 1978 Spider [1979 2 ltr engine]
- Location: Aiken, SC
Re: Rarest parts known to man :)
Got it now. I'm slow but I'm stupid!
Jeff Klein, Aiken, SC
1980 FI Spider, Veridian with Tan (sold about a year ago), in the market for another project
1989 Spider, sold
2008 Mercedes SL65
2008 S600 Mercedes V12
1980 FI Spider, Veridian with Tan (sold about a year ago), in the market for another project
1989 Spider, sold
2008 Mercedes SL65
2008 S600 Mercedes V12
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Re: Rarest parts known to man :)
Where are you located?
Jeff Klein, Aiken, SC
1980 FI Spider, Veridian with Tan (sold about a year ago), in the market for another project
1989 Spider, sold
2008 Mercedes SL65
2008 S600 Mercedes V12
1980 FI Spider, Veridian with Tan (sold about a year ago), in the market for another project
1989 Spider, sold
2008 Mercedes SL65
2008 S600 Mercedes V12
Re: Rarest parts known to man :)
I'm in England so have been keeping an eye our for these so I can convert my car to RHD.
I have this original set up from '73 coupe and also have a brand new RHD Lada steering box as a backup. I have the pedel box from a Lada saloon and I think that's all I need now to do the conversion.
I was thinking though that converting my rough old '79 might be a waste of the parts and probably better to source an earlier car as they are generally more desirable. Need to think about that though as solid earlier spiders are becoming more difficult. I imported my '79 and it was a cheap car ($2k).
Lee
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Re: Rarest parts known to man :)
The rarest part has to be the Inspection Light that plugs into the connector under the dash.
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Re: Rarest parts known to man :)
I once thought this was a bulb socket. I stuck a bulb directly into the port and it blew a fuse!GeorgeT wrote:The rarest part has to be the Inspection Light that plugs into the connector under the dash.
I can't remember if mine is still on my car or if I removed it. Are these a Hella plug? Reason I ask is allot of European cars used this type of plug for accessories. Where American cars used cigarette lighters, then later power points.
Here's a Hella type plug:
http://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/HvIAAOSwX ... -l1600.jpg