Parts question

[Owen11x]

Yay another what is it worth thread.

My great uncle has a collection of 60 years of parts b/c/e body will take forever to sort it all but he has clutch/brake pedal assembly from a 65 sport fury and he believes what c body stuff he. Has like trim and such is from a 65 sport fury. He doesn't want full price for anything. What's the clutch brake assembly worth?

 

[Rainy Day]

What's it worth VS what someone will pay are sometimes few and far between.. Post it up with an OBO price.

 

[Owen11x]

I should have said what's the realistic price so I can cut that in half to. Not the meth head swap meet/car forum wish prices

 

[CBODY67]

If there will be any large car swap meets in your area, get a space and take some of the stuff out to it. Put the application on the parts and see what people will pay for it.

As for the clutch mechanism items, put "Rare 4-speed" on it and watch their reactions. They might figure out it can be the same as for a 3-spd Fury I, but hopefully after it's brought "muscle car" type prices. LOL

Heck, Mopar Nats is coming up. Buy a three day pass, park up close to the rear entrance, and just walk around with a sign on your back of what you've got. As you walk around to see what similar thingss are selling for. That way, you'd be in a good target market to get reasonable prices without giving anything away.

CBODY67

 

[Owen11x]

Wish someone was close by to pick through it. He's getting up in age and health and just wants it used instead of scrap.

 

[Toolmanmike]

What's it worth VS what someone will pay are sometimes few and far between.. Post it up with an OBO price.

OBO prices are against the sale rules here. You need a price. OBO means you will take less.

 

[Ercouper]

Where are these parts located? I see you are in Wisconsin.

 

[Owen11x]

Beldenville wi

 

[Rainy Day]

OBO prices are against the sale rules here. You need a price. OBO means you will take less.

Yes, that's what I ment.. post what you'd like then obo it

 

[Owen11x]

I will add there's no holy Grail stuff in the collection obviously or we would have used it as we have B bodies in the family. He just didnt like to throw things away so he has PILES of the Nick nack small items and what not. No hemi stuff no 340 specific stuff. But it's mostly all Mopar stuff. And he has no Internet or cell phone.

 

[Ross Wooldridge]

Power Brake 4 speed C body pedal sets are rarer and hence more valuable.

 

[Owen11x]

I picked his brain on it a few weeks ago and he swore it was a 4 speed car but he also said to be fair it also could have been 3 on the tree its been 50 years or more

 

[Ross Wooldridge]

Pedal set is the same regardless of trans it controls AFAIK... the only difference is the pedal ratio between power and manual brakes.

 

[pomonamissel]

c body 4 speed stuff is rare , i paid a grand plus shipping for my parts package less trans , didn't want to ship one of those , got plenty .

 

[fury fan]

No internet, no cellphone and wants local pickup - that's 2 strikes and #3 as a foul ball.
You might need to broker/ship these parts for him?

The pedals would be a reasonable price at $300 or so. Worth more if the other clutch rods and stuff are available.

~20ish years ago I bought and sold pedals and parts about 1-2 times a year. (I'd find them in a JY /6 car or buy from folks who didn't know they were for a C-body)
The pedals are but 1 small piece of the puzzle, so if he has other associated parts that really helps.
OTOH, when guys would find out that they'd need $1500 worth of stuff in addition to the pedals to convert a car to a MT, they'd often bail.

 

[pomonamissel]

as i have shown , there are quite a few parts needed to make the auto to a833 4 spd conversion , i'm still trying to get shifter humps and torq bar and frame brackets made . but with only a few pre orders of these parts , the amount i'm thinking about producing is short , so i'm at the bottom of the list as far as priority go . but i've not given up .

 

[fury fan]

Brewers has the

as i have shown , there are quite a few parts needed to make the auto to a833 4 spd conversion , i'm still trying to get shifter humps and torq bar and frame brackets made . but with only a few pre orders of these parts , the amount i'm thinking about producing is short , so i'm at the bottom of the list as far as priority go . but i've not given up .

Brewers has the Z-bars, so probably not worth you pursuing that part.

Frame brackets should probably be re-designed so that it can install easily and not like the original, which was welded on top of the framerail, probably before the subframe was married to the body tub. Design something that could straddle the framerail and be welded to the sides of it, while the car is on a lift.

For shifter humps, it is probably easier to buy a B-body hump and modify it to fit. I bought a 62-65 (?) B-body hump many years ago and it fit a C-body floorpan very well at the tower area, but forward where the shifter rods go it was different.

 

[pomonamissel]

furyfan , humps are being produced for the 65-72 c bodies at a top price and the same with the z bar , and my frame bracket is being built for either application , bolt on or weld on this way all can be helped . and yes a b body hump can be refab'd to fit a c bodies tunnel . but not everyone has that skill set . it's one thing to rr a bolt it's another to build it yourself .

 

[fury fan]

Where are these humps available at and what's the price?
Are they steel or the fiberglass ones from years ago, that went OOP and were reportedly going to be resurrected?

 

[pomonamissel]

steel , and i was told 350ish