Parting out a 69 hardtop

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Parting out a 69 hardtop

Post by mattmctree@gmail.com »

I've got a 1969 hardtop patrol that I bought as parts truck for the engine and running gear. If anyone is looking for parts let me know and we can work out a deal.
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Re: Parting out a 69 hardtop

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Is it a true 69 or is it a rebadged 68?. The true 69 has the two spoke steering wheel while the rebadged 68 sold as a 69 has the three spoke steering wheel.
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Re: Parting out a 69 hardtop

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It's a true 69 has a 2 spoke steering wheel
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Re: Parting out a 69 hardtop

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I could use a Headlight and Heater Knob if you have any spares that are in good shape.
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Re: Parting out a 69 hardtop

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Do you have the air filter housing?
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Re: Parting out a 69 hardtop

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I don't have the air filter housing but I do have the heater knob
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Re: Parting out a 69 hardtop

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How are the doors?
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Re: Parting out a 69 hardtop

Post by soft60 »

Matt,
Any chance you have:
A set of springs for the parking brake - I need any or all of the four springs, the two that open it when disengaged, the one under those at the vertical adjustment nuts, or the one at the horizontal adjustment screw.

Some or all of a wiper motor - I think I might need just the on/off knob, but will take the entire motor if you have one. My other one works fine.

Thanks in advance,

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Re: Parting out a 69 hardtop

Post by Timoun »

Hi-
I need one front leaf spring. Actually I just need the top leaf, the one that attaches to the spring hangers, but I will buy a complete assembly if you don't want to bother taking it apart.

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Re: Parting out a 69 hardtop

Post by jwgreen »

Timoun wrote:Hi-
I need one front leaf spring. Actually I just need the top leaf, the one that attaches to the spring hangers, but I will buy a complete assembly if you don't want to bother taking it apart.

Thanks!
I think I might have a front leaf spring at home that you could have. I wont be home to check for at least 2 weeks and maybe not till the first of April. Also I replaced them because they were fairly flat. I can check whenever I get back if you would like.
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