Can anyone use any of the parts in this picture? FYI, the Windshield Wiper Motor is a 57 Chevy 12 volt. Part Number 5047905.
interested in the wiper motor and clock. How much $.
Kenny
I would also be interested in the wiper motor, Mark
I'm curious what those 2 large brackets in the center are.
Quote from: RICH MUISE on 2014-02-20 22:19
I'm curious what those 2 large brackets in the center are.
Those are the splash pan/panel behind the turn signal lamp bracket that ties the loose end of the bumper to the body....
Good motors are selling on ebay for about $300. I don't expect to get that much, but make me an offer. I took this motor off of a 57 chevy at a wrecking yard in Provo, Utah in 1970 while I was attending college there. I think it took about 30 minutes to change from the vacuum motor to the 12 volt motor. It was so nice to be rid of the vacuum. Pay for shipping and the clock is yours
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I'd be interested in the overdrive cable.
Quote from: Ford Blue blood on 2014-02-20 23:10
Those are the splash pan/panel behind the turn signal lamp bracket that ties the loose end of the bumper to the body....
Thanks Bill...those aren't looking familiar at all. I'll have to check my old bumper to see if they're still attached. I know they're not in my shop. I may need those.
for anyone who wants to contact me, my email is wighty@sbcglobal.net. I don't like to price things, so just let me know what any parts you want are worth to you. I want them to go to people that can use them.
Dennis Wightman
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Quote from: RICH MUISE on 2014-02-21 08:50
Thanks Bill...those aren't looking familiar at all. I'll have to check my old bumper to see if they're still attached. I know they're not in my shop. I may need those.
I have them....they're still on my old bumper. thanks.
Wighty,
Does the speedometer work? If so I'm interested.
Tim :unitedstates:
Dennis,
I could use the spare tire hold down, sorry I didn't notice that the first time I looked.
Jim
Jim - you probably already know that the spare tire hold down (spare behind the seat) in a Ranchero is different that the one pictured.
Quote from: BWhitmore on 2014-02-27 21:34
Jim - you probably already know that the spare tire hold down (spare behind the seat) in a Ranchero is different that the one pictured.
Thanks Bill, I knew that but I'm not putting it behind the seat, it's going in the bed.
Jim - a thought. If you are going to mount the spare flat in your bed you might want to think about removing one of the bolts holding down the bed plate. Substitute a threaded rod (5/16), mount the tire over the threaded rod with a flat plate and wing nut to secure everything down. The stock spare location uses a round plate and large wing nut to secure the spare to the rod extending from the bracket. The round plate is fairly common up through the Mustang years. This strategy would eliminate the need to drill a hole in your bed.
Quote from: BWhitmore on 2014-02-27 22:47
Jim - a thought. If you are going to mount the spare flat in your bed you might want to think about removing one of the bolts holding down the bed plate. Substitute a threaded rod (5/16), mount the tire over the threaded rod with a flat plate and wing nut to secure everything down. The stock spare location uses a round plate and large wing nut to secure the spare to the rod extending from the bracket. The round plate is fairly common up through the Mustang years. This strategy would eliminate the need to drill a hole in your bed.
Thats another possibility Bill. I'm not sure if there is enough room between the holes and side of the bed, I'll have to measure that. I was just thinking of a small bracket held with some small screws that a the hold down bolt could be slipped in so I would only have two small holes. I have a few ideas kicking around in my head.
Quote from: wighty on 2014-02-20 17:42
Can anyone use any of the parts in this picture? FYI, the Windshield Wiper Motor is a 57 Chevy 12 volt. Part Number 5047905.
I would be interested in the two outer bumper brackets. How much are you looking to get? My email address is rreigert@yahoo.com.
Wighty
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Jay
Wighty, email sent
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