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Author: | Pete Gossett [ September 10, 2006, 10:49 am ] |
Post subject: | Selling out Locost project *SOLD* |
SOLD! Thanks for the interest!!! *EDIT* - I forgot a few items! Hey guys! Been a while since I posted here, I've been busy though - just not w/the Locost. It's funny how things happen in life. Just as I was really getting into my Locost build, I was offered another project for waaay too cheap to pass up. My original intentions were to turn it around for a profit, but after working(obsessing? )on it for over a month, I've come to the realization that it has everything I'd hoped for from my Locost & even more really(it's already a running/driving car *and* has a heater/roof!). Anyway, I really don't need 3-project cars crowding my 2-car garage, plus I could use the $ for my new toy, so I'm reluctantly puttling the Locost F/S. Here's the build thread: http://locostusa.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=548 I'll offer everything separately, or as one big package. The frame is a book-sized chassis w/a custom IRS setup designed to work with the Porsche 924 transaxel. Though it could easily be used for other IRS setups...or cut it out for a normal live-axel. I realize there's not much value in this, but I'd like to get my costs of tubing/wire out of it. I also have a bunch of scrap sheet aluminum for the body panels. $250obo I'll also offer all the front suspension/brake/steering parts I have as one kit for anyone doing a bike-based build. This included the Porsche 924 manual steering rack(one good original boot + one brand new boot included), steering column w/stalks & ignition, wheel(missing center pad), uprights(would need upper baljoint adaptors, but they do have the speedo drive right off the hub!)rotors/bearings & 2-sets of calipers. $125obo Porsche 924 4-speed transaxel w/good axel shafts, shortened torque-tube, shift linkage, and adaptor/clutch/flywheel/starter to adapt a VW 1.8L engine to the 924 tube. $125obo 4-R6 shocks, 2 with linkage assemblies. Bought off ebay for ~$150-total. $125 obo Porsche 924 wheels, I have 5 of the orignial 7-spoke 14"x6" wheels. 4 of them have the original center caps & all are in good shape. $100obo Complete package: Everything above PLUS - VW Fox radiator converted to work w/Locost. Full-set of VDO gauges. 924 fuse panel & wiring harness. Pedal cluster. All extra 924 brake/hub/misc. parts I have. Brand-new heim joints for control arms. All misc. bracketry/parts/pieces/etc. $500 Bring a pickup and/or trailer and Load Up - or I can deliver for a fee!!! I also have access to another 924 parts-car if there's any other bits you would want. Please email me with questions/offers: petegossett@yahoo.com |
Author: | chetcpo [ September 10, 2006, 8:17 pm ] |
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Congrats on finding a project more to your liking. Sucks to see another build bite the dust, but they say far more of these are started than finished. I hope you get what you are asking for it. Best of luck to you. |
Author: | singleslammer [ September 10, 2006, 10:09 pm ] |
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e-mail has been sent! |
Author: | Pete Gossett [ September 10, 2006, 11:18 pm ] |
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Don't worry - this has been an awesome project & great learning opportunity...and I certainly haven't given up on the world of Locosts. There's always the future!!! |
Author: | Earley Motorsports [ September 13, 2006, 4:55 pm ] |
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Shame to hear that Pete. I was looking forward to playing with you in DM next year at Rantoul. So what did you replace it with? |
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