I am sure that there are people out there that would pay you for the parts that
you could get from this guy. If we need parts, we aren't too picky about "why"
they are available. Would you plan to offer them on Ebay? That seems to be a
good way to make a little bit of money on the side. It does take up a lot of
time, though, packing and shipping stuff. My newest Imperial is a '68, so I
would not be interested in these particular parts.
Who knows, once you get started, you could develop into a big parts supplier
for Imperial stuff!
Paul
;In a message dated 7/17/2004 1:58:54 AM Eastern Daylight Time, "Robert Weldon"
<rweldon@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
>I have recently made the acquiantance of a guy who runs demolition derby cars,
>and he just tosses the stuff and sells the engine/tranny. I managed to get
>some stuff off his last car (73), but missed on most of it. Anyway, his
>current project is a 70, I think. The car is bagged, so derbying it is no big
>loss. The question I have is it worth grabbing the front and rear bumpers,
>they looked good when I checked the car. And is there anything else that
>these cars had that people need? I will try to scavange what I can. The other
>issue is shipping, I am near Edmonton, Alberta, so shipping that huge bumper
>would not be cheap.
>
>Anyway, looking to hear from the experts imput.
>
>
>Robert Weldon
>
>68 Newport Convertible (toy)
>72 Lebaron 2 dr (moneypit)
>
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