SD RE: FS: 91 R/T in NE Indiana

2006-08-20 Thread Darren Bandt
Red, completely stock unmodified, 113k miles, no rust, interior in very good condition, exterior is good but has some clear coat pealing paint fade, looks like it is still the original paint. Drives straight and smooth, brand new brakes all around. A/C does not work, PS pump has a leak but

SD Re: FS: 91 R/T in NE Indiana

2006-08-20 Thread Darren Bandt
Red, completely stock unmodified, 113k miles, no rust, interior in very good condition, exterior is good but has some clear coat pealing paint fade, looks like it is still the original paint. Drives straight and smooth, brand new brakes all around. A/C does not work, PS pump has a leak but

SD FS: 91 R/T in NE Indiana

2006-08-19 Thread Darren Bandt
Red, completely stock unmodified, 113k miles, no rust, interior in very good condition, exterior is good but has some clear coat pealing paint fade, looks like it is still the original paint. Drives straight and smooth, brand new brakes all around. A/C does not work, PS pump has a leak but

SD FS: Set of 6.5 Crab Wheels w/BFG race tires

2005-06-12 Thread Darren Bandt
Set of 4, silver, nice shape, w/centercaps. Includes set of BFG g-Force race tires, P205/50ZR15, mounted balanced, lots of tread left. These tires were shaved and heat-cycled when I bought them, they were used on the road course at SDAC-11 and two other times, that is it. I'll probably be

SD FS: Stroud 5-pt harness

2005-03-19 Thread Darren Bandt
I used this for autocrossing and road racing, about 6 events total, still in excellent condition. It is a Kam Lock type, includes shoulderpads. Cost $200+, sell for $100 plus shipping. Photos available. - Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Small Business

SD Dup posts, was FS: 87 Shelby Lancer

2004-11-19 Thread Darren Bandt
Sorry for all these duplicate posts but none of them were showing up. Now, about 24 hours later, they are all coming through. Anyone else having this problem? Darren Bandt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:58k miles, 5sp/cloth, long list of mods, in near-new condition. Wanting to get $3500 out

SD FS: 87 Shelby Lancer in Michigan

2004-11-18 Thread Darren Bandt
58k miles, 5sp/cloth, long list of mods, in near-new condition. Wanting to get $3500 out of it, email for details or pics. __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

SD FS: Shelby Lancer in Michigan

2004-11-18 Thread Darren Bandt
58k miles, 5sp/cloth, long list of mods, in near-new condition. Wanting to get $3500 out of it, email for details or pics. - Do you Yahoo!? Meet the all-new My Yahoo!  Try it today!

SD FS: CSXT daily driver

2004-10-30 Thread Darren Bandt
$800, located in W Michigan. Would make a good daily driver for someone 177k on body 12k on rebuilt T1 motor (from Mopar) Intercooled with hardware from an 88 Daytona Runs good, shifts good, brakes are good Under-hood A/C components have been removed Fuel economy as daily driver, I get

RE: SD Tire recommendations

2004-09-01 Thread Darren Bandt
My first choise is also the BFG ZR but they are well outside the $100 mark. I also like the 711s, I bought a set of the 205/50s from Tire Rack for less than $60 each, a very good value. Mullikin, Stefan P [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:http://www.tirerack.com search for tires in the 205/50 15 size.

SD Fusible link question

2004-08-17 Thread Darren Bandt
When repairing a blown fusible link, is there anything significant about the length of the wire used? Can I just reconnect what's left of the fusible link using ordinary wire even though this would make the fusible part shorter? And I guess the reverse question could be asked, can it be too

RE: SD Fusible link question

2004-08-17 Thread Darren Bandt
] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Darren Bandt Sent: Tuesday, August 17, 2004 4:36 AM To: SDML Subject: SD Fusible link question When repairing a blown fusible link, is there anything significant about the length of the wire used? Can I just reconnect what's left of the fusible link using

RE: SD Fusible link question

2004-08-17 Thread Darren Bandt
Of Darren Bandt Sent: Tuesday, August 17, 2004 10:04 AM To: SDML Subject: RE: SD Fusible link question The fusible link only melted in one little spot. My question is, can I splice it back together using ordinary wire where the remaining length of the fusible link will still provide the same protection