P1/Classic Parts For Sale
11 March 2006, 04:28 PM
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P1/Classic Parts For Sale
****Everything now sold****
Thanks
Dave
Items looking for a new home:
OE front 4 pot brake set up: £299 ***SOLD***
Scoobymania 3 gauge pod: £55 ***PROVISIONALLY SOLD***
Sti-stamped back box: £40 ***SOLD***
Spec-R alloy battery cover: £20 ***SOLD***
All prices exclude P&P. Cheaper if you can collect – especially the brakes and exhaust!
Brakes: I’ve upgraded my front brakes to AP 6 pots so my P1 4 pots are for sale, complete with all fittings, pads and discs. The calipers were on the car from new and replaced with the APs at 29,000 miles, but the discs and pads were new at 24,000 miles and therefore have plenty of life left in them. The brakes have been off the car since last autumn so I had the discs skimmed recently at a cost of £47 to clean them up and ensure they are OK.
Gauge Pod: As per this link (http://www.scoobymania.co.uk/interior_info.asp?c=5). Described as "SM Centre 3 Gauge Pod 98-00 Flat" costing £80 (£101.05 delivered inc VAT) for gauges up to 60mm. Brand new – I felt the 60mm gauges looked too tight so opted for a JW Racing wavy pod to house my Defi BFs.
Back box: Original fitment on the P1; now have a Scoobysport full system therefore surplus to requirements. It came as a spare when I bought the P1 so I believe it has done fewer than 20,000 miles.
Spec-R stamped battery cover: Now have earth kit fitted and the cover doesn’t fit easily with this on. Gone for a Prodrive bar instead. Was on my previous car, cost £40 plus VAT and P&P. In reasonable condition.
I have pictures I can email, unless some kind soul can upload them for me?
Email me at
liz@blows.fslife.co.uk
I'll consider sensible offers.
Cheers
Dave Blows
Thanks
Dave
Items looking for a new home:
OE front 4 pot brake set up: £299 ***SOLD***
Scoobymania 3 gauge pod: £55 ***PROVISIONALLY SOLD***
Sti-stamped back box: £40 ***SOLD***
Spec-R alloy battery cover: £20 ***SOLD***
All prices exclude P&P. Cheaper if you can collect – especially the brakes and exhaust!
Brakes: I’ve upgraded my front brakes to AP 6 pots so my P1 4 pots are for sale, complete with all fittings, pads and discs. The calipers were on the car from new and replaced with the APs at 29,000 miles, but the discs and pads were new at 24,000 miles and therefore have plenty of life left in them. The brakes have been off the car since last autumn so I had the discs skimmed recently at a cost of £47 to clean them up and ensure they are OK.
Gauge Pod: As per this link (http://www.scoobymania.co.uk/interior_info.asp?c=5). Described as "SM Centre 3 Gauge Pod 98-00 Flat" costing £80 (£101.05 delivered inc VAT) for gauges up to 60mm. Brand new – I felt the 60mm gauges looked too tight so opted for a JW Racing wavy pod to house my Defi BFs.
Back box: Original fitment on the P1; now have a Scoobysport full system therefore surplus to requirements. It came as a spare when I bought the P1 so I believe it has done fewer than 20,000 miles.
Spec-R stamped battery cover: Now have earth kit fitted and the cover doesn’t fit easily with this on. Gone for a Prodrive bar instead. Was on my previous car, cost £40 plus VAT and P&P. In reasonable condition.
I have pictures I can email, unless some kind soul can upload them for me?
Email me at
liz@blows.fslife.co.uk
I'll consider sensible offers.
Cheers
Dave Blows
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Been a few inquiries about the gauge pod. It has been cut out to take 60mm gauges. Whether that means you can't fit 52mm gauges, I'm afraid I don't know. I guess it's still possible with suitable "packing" - anyone here gone down this road and can supply an answer?
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Been a few inquiries about the gauge pod. It has been cut out to take 60mm gauges. Whether that means you can't fit 52mm gauges, I'm afraid I don't know. I guess it's still possible with suitable "packing" - anyone here gone down this road and can supply an answer?
Dave
21 March 2006, 08:07 PM
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Still got everything except the battery cover.
Zakk - replied to your pm but your mailbox was full and wouldn't accept my message. Email me and I'll send some pix of the brakes.
liz@blows.fslife.co.uk
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Zakk - replied to your pm but your mailbox was full and wouldn't accept my message. Email me and I'll send some pix of the brakes.
liz@blows.fslife.co.uk
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21 March 2006, 08:42 PM
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Just replied to a stack of emails - all to do with the brakes. Nice, but isn't anyone interested in any of the other goodies?
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