Coupe GT various parts

dpmstevens · 21-12-11, 02:36 PM

Hello,
I have a selection of Coupe GT spares, all from a C and a D-plate 1.8. The list goes like this:

N/s door with glass, no rust, clean and straight £50
N/s front wing, no rust, slight bend in the top corner where it fits around the windscreen £30
Front bumper, £45
Rear bumper, few scrapes and scratches and one of the mounting studs has snapped off £40
Indicator lenses £7
Rear bulb holders £5
Expansion tank £5
Fan and shroud £20
Front grille £15
Leather effect gear knob £5
Vents for the rear quarter panel £10 the pair
Central locking pump £5
Plastic and alloy hockey sticks for the front and rear bumper surrounds £15 front, £15 rear
One corrugated black panel that fits on either side of the boot lid above the Coupe strip £10

There may be a few other things hidden away, but I definitely do not have any smoked lenses! I have pix of most of this stuff, too.

Everything is in South Devon, between Totnes and Newton Abbot. I can post any of it.
Cheers
Dan

slacky · 21-12-11, 04:20 PM

dpmstevens · 21-12-11, 07:28 PM

A few corrections - I only have one bulb holder and, on closer inspection, the gearknob is not leather - it's moulded to look like leather. Apologies.

Few other bits have appeared:
1.8 carburettor air filter and intake pipes to carb
1.8 metal timing belt cover
1.8 water pump

audiblair · 22-12-11, 06:26 PM

Hello I have not posted much on here before and am struggling to do so. I don't suppose you know of any where I could get some outer sills for my coupe do you. It failed its MOT today

first time in ten years of ownership!

dpmstevens · 23-12-11, 03:24 PM

Sorry - I don't have a car to take them off. Best bet is to find a complete vehicle and have someone cut them out for you - or buy a £25 angle grinder, a box of 1mm cutting discs and have a go yourself. Cut out a lot more metal than you think you'll need - if possible take the whole sill - as it's a lot easier to trim it to fit than add new metal...

Or invest in a welder and teach yourself to weld, which is what I did. One of the best £150 I've ever spent.

Daveymaclad · 23-12-11, 04:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by audiblair

Hello I have not posted much on here before and am struggling to do so. I don't suppose you know of any where I could get some outer sills for my coupe do you. It failed its MOT today

first time in ten years of ownership!

I've got a complete largely rust free coupe gt for breaking Welcome to the sills I've got a grinder too. Feel free to PM me

audiblair · 25-12-11, 02:44 PM

Thanks for the reply I might give it a go I just don't have the time though. I think its time to to let it go. Its probably worth more in parts than it is whole just for the recently reupholstered seats and rear lights alone.

audiblair · 25-12-11, 02:46 PM

Thanks for the reply I think it too far for me to come but thanks for your offer I think I may break it

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21-12-11, 07:28 PM	#3
dpmstevens Newbie! Join Date: Dec 2011 Posts: 5	A few corrections - I only have one bulb holder and, on closer inspection, the gearknob is not leather - it's moulded to look like leather. Apologies. Few other bits have appeared: 1.8 carburettor air filter and intake pipes to carb 1.8 metal timing belt cover 1.8 water pump

22-12-11, 06:26 PM	#4
audiblair Newbie! Join Date: Jan 2011 Posts: 13	Hello I have not posted much on here before and am struggling to do so. I don't suppose you know of any where I could get some outer sills for my coupe do you. It failed its MOT today first time in ten years of ownership!

23-12-11, 03:24 PM	#5
dpmstevens Newbie! Join Date: Dec 2011 Posts: 5	Sorry - I don't have a car to take them off. Best bet is to find a complete vehicle and have someone cut them out for you - or buy a £25 angle grinder, a box of 1mm cutting discs and have a go yourself. Cut out a lot more metal than you think you'll need - if possible take the whole sill - as it's a lot easier to trim it to fit than add new metal... Or invest in a welder and teach yourself to weld, which is what I did. One of the best £150 I've ever spent.

25-12-11, 02:44 PM	#7
audiblair Newbie! Join Date: Jan 2011 Posts: 13	Thanks for the reply I might give it a go I just don't have the time though. I think its time to to let it go. Its probably worth more in parts than it is whole just for the recently reupholstered seats and rear lights alone.

25-12-11, 02:46 PM	#8
audiblair Newbie! Join Date: Jan 2011 Posts: 13	Thanks for the reply I think it too far for me to come but thanks for your offer I think I may break it