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Cactusmasher
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I have a 1966 Series V Alpine parts car that I am planning on cutting up. Both front fenders are in good shape and do not appear to have ever been hit and do not appear to have any rust ( car has been in Arizona since 1985 ). The boot floor is intact-no rust except for surface rust in the bottom of the tire well. The rust has not gone all the way through and is not that extensive. I believe it is usable as is if coated with POR-15 or some other rust inhibitor.
If these parts are of interest to you we would need to figure out how to get them up to Canada for you. I am not in a hurry to cut up the car and have no timetable to do it. I would require drawings or a photo of how much fender and how much boot floor you need and would cut to your preference. My home phone is: 623-879-9197 and my personal email is: jimandritalu@hotmail.com
Regards,
Jim Dimond aka Cactusmasher
If these parts are of interest to you we would need to figure out how to get them up to Canada for you. I am not in a hurry to cut up the car and have no timetable to do it. I would require drawings or a photo of how much fender and how much boot floor you need and would cut to your preference. My home phone is: 623-879-9197 and my personal email is: jimandritalu@hotmail.com
Regards,
Jim Dimond aka Cactusmasher
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Cactusmasher
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Front fenders in excellent condition...do not have eyebrows for the headlights...bonnet very good...only negative is the gravel pan below the grill opening. It is not straight, has some dings and is out of shape. Very repairable though...not torn up beyond fixing. I can take close up photos for you and I would need an email address to send them to you....I still have not figured out how to post photos on the SAOCA website.
Front fenders in excellent condition...do not have eyebrows for the headlights...bonnet very good...only negative is the gravel pan below the grill opening. It is not straight, has some dings and is out of shape. Very repairable though...not torn up beyond fixing. I can take close up photos for you and I would need an email address to send them to you....I still have not figured out how to post photos on the SAOCA website.
Jim,
I can use the bonnet, and gravel pan. I would appreciate pictures as a I may have to make a trip to Arizona to pick it up,
E-mail groelofs@gmail.com
Thanks
Glen Roelofs
