GA Super Post-Cyber-Monday Closeout and Abandoning Resto Thread

[79 silverado]

Its time to get rid of this stuff that's been sitting around here, some because its left over and been in the way, others because I am looking at giving up on my most recent project and devoting my time to a different truck.

Factory GM Power Mirrors: Drivers side is NOS but I do not have the little plastic lower cover for over the bolts. Passenger side is used and has the plastic cover for over the bolts. $150/pair plus actual shipping.







Passenger side is used and shows some minor wear, has a shallow scratch into the plastic on the lower outside corner as seen in the pics below:







Note: the pic below shows the scratch in the plastic, but the thin line on the very edge of the housing is a reflection of the seams between white sheets of paper it rests on


1.5 Din Sized Woodgrain Dash Bezel, $45 plus shipping. I've decided to stay shaft-style radio in my 2 trucks in the time since purchasing it. No cracked tabs or mounting holes, nice woodgrain without damaged screw holes, minor wear to the silver/chrome paint on the edge of the rings and the letter "L" in lights has worn its silver paint off as can be seen in the pics.














Electronic Speedometer Cluster for 1990-1991 C/K Trucks, $70. This was a spare I'd bought but never needed from when we had the K5 Blazer which was sold in 2007, and I don't see a point in keeping this anymore. Nice clear lens, had one corner cracked off in a tab on the bottom center right side, not where any screws go through, and I snapped a tab off a junk cluster that can go with it if you really want to go through the effort of trimming them and gluing it back on, but serves no purpose I can see to bother doing so. Pics:







Blue 1981-up door panels.
Good/fair condition, perfect for a driver. These are not dried out or crumbling, but do have some light fading and each has an imperfection that would be hidden by an installed armrest in the form of a small piece missing near a bolt hole, and one has a mark from a market on the top. $30/pair















Overhead Console from Suburban/Crew Cab.
I bought this back around 2007 and never ended up using it, but cannot remember the last time I saw one this nice. Has all the elastic holders and velcro strap inside the storage compartments, and no cracks/chips/etc in the surfaces. All the swivel lights rotate, and the only defect of note is that one of the four swivel lights lost a lens. As can be seen, a complete spare panel with a light lens and two swivel lights, with their lenses intact, is also included for spare parts. Some pictures may show some tan/gold grainy looking substance, that is degraded foam backing from the headliner of the truck these parts were removed from that has remained on them to this day. Price: $90 plus shipping

















1981-up Center Console.
Although black cupholder area could use repainting to be super nice, still in very good overall condition, can't recall the last time I saw one this nice. Has no cracks at the bottom bolt hole mounts. Lid has two small cracks near the hinged area, one outside on the corner, one inside near the cupholders molded into the underside of the lid. Also has some wear on driver's side from the belt buckle rubbing against it over the years, not visible when installed next to a seat but it is there. The lock mechanism for the lid is not working leaving lid free to open/close and I do not have the key for it at any rate. Price: $40

















Woodgrain 1977-1980 Passenger side door trim insert.
Only this one side is available, did not see the other in the shop while cleaning. Very good condition, shows some minor wear/fading as seen in the picture. Price: $15



3.73 ratio matched 12 bolt ring and pinion set.
The ring gear has part number 3817778 11 41 GM 1 65 1 27. Believe this decodes as 11/41 = 3.73 ratio manufactured in January 1965. Pinion has part number 3864623 GM 2 2 65 11 44, believed to decode as 11/41 = 3.73 ratio manufactured February 1965. $40 plus shipping











Carb #1 - Decodes to a 600 CFM Holley - Single fuel line feed $65 + shipping





Carb #2 - Decodes to a 600 CFM Holley - This carb is aluminum lightweight body, has a split double duel line feed as seen. $85 + shipping





Carb #3 - Q-Jet decoded on an online website as being a 1977 with a 750cfm rating on the body, recommend you verify independently to your satisfaction before purchase. $50 + shipping





Carb #4 - Q-Jet decoded on an online website as being a 1980 5.7L with CA Emissions package, recommend you verify independently to your satisfaction before purchase. $40 + shipping





Carb #5 - Rochester 2-Jet "Bay City" carb, decoded on an online website as being a 1974 350 2bbl with AT carb, recommend you verify independently to your satisfaction before purchase. $25 + shipping





Carb #6 - This is an old "2-jet" carb from back in the days when a small tab would be attached to the top indicating what it was from. This tab/tag is long since missing, and thus there is no easy way to truly determine what it was from. May have been an early 60s full-size car since I had a couple of those come through at one time that I still have radios and trim for so it is very possible it was from one of those. $25 + shipping



Final note on all the carbs: I photographed the casting/part numbers for all of these so please verify that you know what you are getting beforehand - I tried to get an idea on their original applications from online resources, BUT, of course I cannot 100% guarantee the accuracy of those web resources so buyer is ultimately responsible.

Nice 1980s style GMC Tailgate: This has to be one of if not the best used tailgate I'd ever seen in person, one of the reasons why I was keeping it.

Condition: The paint has scratches, some of which went all the way through the primer. There was a tailgate protector panel mounted to this that rubbed paint off on the vertical ribs on the inside surface, but these are not dented or bent as close up pictures should show. There is no bowing in the gate top or bottom. There are no indentations across the top of the gate from heavy objects resting on it. Tailgate handle lies level and flush and mechanism works smooth as should be expected. There are 6 small screwholes on the inside surface which faces towards the cab when closed - these were created by the previously mentioned tailgate protector being mounted using self tapping screws. These six holes should show up in the pictures, there is a close up of one with a screw threaded partway back in to draw attention to where/how they are situated. One of the sides have a spot where the GM sticker peeled off so it must have been a replacement at some point.

Price: $150 + shipping, please feel free to pm me with any suggestions on pricing for a genuine GM tailgate in this straight and unabused condition. SOLD


Sport-style Mirror $5 plus shipping









Window Cranks: All are GM parts except I believe the ones with the clear/yellowish knobs to be aftermarket since there are no GM part numbers visible on those.

Suspected Aftermarket? $10/pair


Early 1960s GM with Metal knobs, used a pair of these in one of my trucks for a custom look... $10/pair


$10 for pair with plain black knobs, $5 for one with aluminized insert


$10 for all three, the only plastic ones of the bunch. Get to and keep a spare...


Sierra 2500 for 1980s truck, both mounting studs intact $7


Cab Corner Trim, Has nice paint but two shallow dings in it that could probably be gently worked out easy with a flat hammer...$5




Clear non-hazy instrument cluster lens, for trucks with the idiot lights on the left instead of small gauges $7 (may clean even nicer if polished)


Parts without pics right now:

3.08 ratio matched 10 bolt ring and pinion set.
The ring gear has part number 2 GM 1235126 13 40 7 89. Believe this decodes as 13/40 = 3.08 ratio manufactured in July 1989. Did not see a part number on pinion. $25 plus shipping

Passenger side 1977-1991 style c/k/r/v series truck door for pickup blazer jimmy or suburban. PICK UP OUTSIDE METRO ATLANTA ONLY. Nice and without rust from low mileage Georgia service truck. Has the holes present to install a small sport style mirrors. Parts still attached include the following: vent window assembly (but no large main window that rolls up and down as that broke)all internal manual regulators present and work as they should. includes door handle, no key. Has a driver condition base-level tan door panel and armrest. $60

NOS white folding style mirrors in GM boxes, the style most trucks came with - not the towing mirrors. $80/pair plus shipping.

NOS in GM box sport style rear bumper 81-up in chrome and without wide rubber molding $140

New Aftermarket tail lamps in boxes with metal trim, $20/pr

Air Conditioning System: also have as originally purchased for a 1976 Silverado with 350 new in their boxes the following A/C system parts to add basically everything new outside the climate box: A/C Delco Condenser re-designed with different tube routing for higher 134a efficiency; A/C Delco remanufactured compressor; Both sets of A/C lines new both the pressurized and the liquid line recent manufacturer to prevent 134a leakage permeability; A/C Delco orifice tube; A/C Delco Accumulator. Again, all these parts are all new in packaging never installed. $best offer

Have a box of engine and trans dipsticks, some painted some chrome that I need to determine how to ID as well as a couple water pumps and balancers yet to be cleaned and photo'd.

May also have some tune-up parts and trim in the closet yet, will advise if I missed anything by adding it to the thread...