Re: [Amc-list] Lotsa Little and Not-So-Little Rambler Parts FS

[Bruce Griffis <bruce.griffis@xxxxxxxxx>]

Armrests? Sunvisors? Perhaps a Holley 1-Barrel carb (think it's a 1909)
so I could practice rebuilding it?

Let me know what you have and how much. I've got armrests and sunvisors
that need re-doing, but might try on a back-up set (or send them to a shop).

Do you have headrests? I'm thinking of popping a set on once the car is
running (my wife got rear-ended in a Karmann Ghia sometime in the
previous century - I'm thinking headrests and 3 point seatbelts are a
good thing, even if not original equipment on a '65 American).

Joe Fulton wrote:
> I am trying to clear my side yard of parts.  So I have lots of 63,64,65 Rambler parts for sale.  Hoods, rear deck lids, doors, and lots of little interior and engine parts.  I'll be putting some doors and a Hornet hood on Ebay later today.  Inquire with your needs.  I have garnish moldings, some armrests which need recovering, door handles, hardware.  I usually pick a car clean when I part it out, just like my Aunt Ruth could pick fried chicken clean.  These parts came from Americans, Classics and Ambassadors of that era.
> 
> I also have a complete driver's side quarter from a 77 Hornet AMX (hatchback) and the aluminum trim for the Targa band.  I have white rear seats from a 73 Hornet 2-door. Lots of glass.  AMC Eagle parts too.  Other seats too, which have been stored inside.
> 
> Joe Fulton
> Salinas, CA
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