[Dan Mitchell]

It is time to get rid of some of my left over items from the build. So here is the plan, The first person to post a reply stating what item they want will get that item. All I ask in return is that you pay for shipping and if you end up not using the item GIVE it to another who will.
To keep things private ,if you wish you can e-mail me your shipping address.
Just a note: I will be at RUN & GUN early in the week and I can bring some items with me.

Here is the list:
Most of these items are from a 1989 5.0 Mustang
quad shock brackets
heater tube
cruise control module -gone
stock upper/lower manifold - gone
speed density computer - gone
1990 gauge pod w/slosh module - gone

FFR master cylinder spacers
FFR e-brake cables for IRS - gone
FFR battery hold down bracket - gone
FFR trunk hinges - gone
FFR manual -old used - gone
FFR hood hinge arms and pivot plate - gone

Engineer Ed's black box - never used - gone
summit remote battery terminal jumper #sum-g1430 - gone
transfer pins and hole saw to locate & drill gone holes for the roll bar at an angle. - gone

[ September 06, 2002, 08:17 AM: Message edited by: Dan Mitchell ]

 

[Brendan]

Dan,

I'll take the Black Box, I'm an Engineer myself so I wouldn't mind tinkering!

Brendan

 

[PWildcat]

Which version is the manual from? If it's from the MKII, I'll take it.

Brent

 

[KobraKurt]

I'll take the jumper terminals. Email to follow

 

[Dan Mitchell]

The Manual is about 2 1/2 yrs old pre MKII

 

[PWildcat]

Originally posted by Dan Mitchell:
The Manual is about 2 1/2 yrs old pre MKII

Well, I think I'll take it anyway. It would at least give me an idea of what I'd be getting in to, and then I'll get a shiny new one when I finally order my kit. Email's on the way.

Brent

 

[Robert Duncan]

What a co-inkey-dink, I just broke one of the studs on my FFR trunk hinges. I could use a new set.

Robert

 

[LIPRIPPER]

What a generous offer,

I'd like to have:

1. FFR hood hinge arms and pivot plate
2. FFR e-brake cables for IRS

Thanks

Jeff E.

 

[JM_OBRIEN]

Darn, I'm too late for the manual. If anyone else would like to get rid of theirs I would be more than happy to pay for shipping as well. MKII or pre-MKII, no matter!

 

[Michael Everson]

I will take gauge pod with slosh module
Mike

 

[COBRA]

Dan,

I would like the

1. stock upper/lower manifold and

2. transfer pins and hole saw to locate & drill holes for the roll bar at an angle.

Thanks much!

 

[COBRA]

Oh i also want the FFR battery hold down bracket as well, thanks.

Alex

 

[ffrcobra]

Looks like I didn't type fast enough, Mike claimed the gauge pod first. Dan, thanks anyway for making the generous offer.

Galt

[ September 05, 2002, 03:48 PM: Message edited by: Galt ]

 

[mikiec]

I'll take the trunk hinges...

Thanks,
Mike

 

[Bonafide]

I stripped a stud on one of my hood hinges. If Robert only needs one I would like the other one.

Thanks,
Jimmy
FFR2203

 

[Dan Mitchell]

WOW!! what a great response.
Bonifide , You will have to work that out with Robert and let me know .
I will send everything out this weekend and e-mail everybody with the shipping charges.
Dan

 

[Go Hard or Go Home]

What happened to the big forum garage sale? You could have made some good coin for this stuff. Thanks for your generosity.

Will the cruise control work in a FFR? What else would be required to make it work? If it is pretty basic, I would like to have it.

Thanks again.

 

[Dan Mitchell]

Go Hard,
I like this forum and the people who post here. I thought I would help them and myself at the same time. Besides sometimes you have to look at things in ways other than just how much coin you can get for something.
The cruise control module is just the vacuum module that controls the throttle, it does not include the wiring that goes along with it. I have heard of people putting cruise on their cobra but I would not have a clue as to what all it would take.
Dan

 

[David Borden]

Dan,

I'll take the speed density computer!

David

 

[Go Hard or Go Home]

Dan,

It's people like you that make it worth while to have a car like this. It's not the car that is so good, it's the people you meet that count.

Please send the module and thanks again.