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Clearout time! (Updated 02/04/10)

Posted: 27 Feb 2010 05:07 pm
by filthyjohn
Ok folks,
I've got the chance to buy a mate's C20XE A series Manta, so I'm shifting most of my rare Volvo bits, as well as all sorts of other stuff. I can of course bring any of this stuff to the York meet in 2 weeks time. I'll put my Volvo stuff in this thread and start another for my miscellaneous tat.

6 dial dash, perfect working order, with temp sender and special hollow bolt for fitting to 360s. SOLD

Mk3 Snowcap (OMG RARE) perfect condition SOLD

Centre console gauge panel with genuine volvo oil temperature gauge SOLD


Full leather interior to suit any hatch 300. Near mint, but a few small rough bits. Pictures to follow. £150ono, can probably send by courier if you aren't coming to the meet.


400 series Canis wheels, set of 4. One has a hefty dent on the inside edge, which may not balance out but a good refurb place should be able to sort it. All 4 tyres are legal and hold air. £40
They look awesome on a 300:
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Mk3 rear spoiler £20+P&P
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Kent 1601 'sports injection' cams and piper vernier pulleys to suit F7P or F7R. SOLD

Set of smiths clocks, ideal for F7P conversion as they read to 8k rpm. They go straight into a later car, only the fuel gauge reads lower than it really is so you have to get used to being able to drive 100 miles on the fuel light. :lol: A smiths sender would fix that problem. I'll include the cable, which is slightly damaged but still working, if I can find it in time! £20+P&P
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Welded diff, 3.64:1. This was migged by professional welder 'xtrmjks' who used to post on here. As such the whole thing is a lump of weld, I can't see it ever failing. £75ono


Mk2 bonnet. This was a scrapyard find but is almost rust free (a tiny bubbling on front edge and some surface rust near the front on the underside) so I couldn't pass it up. The only issue is that the paint is damaged in the middle, probably by brake fluid from the corsa that was parked on top of the car it came from. Given the rarity and the lack of rust I'd say it's well worth £50. Please ignore the mud in the pictures, it's been stood on but isn't dented.



Hella grilles SOLD

That's about it for Volvo stuff, but I have some other parts tucked away that I may have forgotten about, so ask if there's something you're hankering after.

Thanks for looking,
John.

Re: Clearout time! (To fund an Opel Manta) (can bring to York)

Posted: 27 Feb 2010 05:43 pm
by SteveP
Tempted by the Mk2 Hella Grille... part Ex with the 940 stuff and GLT grille you wanted?

Re: Clearout time! (To fund an Opel Manta) (can bring to York)

Posted: 27 Feb 2010 05:48 pm
by filthyjohn
I reckon that could be a winner Steve, I'm heading down the lockup now so I'll drag it out and report back. :D

Re: Clearout time! (To fund an Opel Manta) (can bring to York)

Posted: 27 Feb 2010 06:00 pm
by SteveP
A pic would be good if poss... seen a few varying styles and some of them can look a little weird :D

Re: Clearout time! (To fund an Opel Manta) (can bring to York)

Posted: 27 Feb 2010 06:16 pm
by nomead
Tempted by the 6-dial dash... I already have one in the 340, but strangely the 360GLT came with very little extra equipment. Also since the temp sender is included, I could finally measure it and fabricate another (or more, if somebody wants them) sender for the 340.

So dibs, unless someone closer to you wants it (a mph speedo really doesn't make much sense here ;) )

Re: Clearout time! (To fund an Opel Manta) (can bring to York)

Posted: 27 Feb 2010 06:30 pm
by trabitom99
Swap the speedo over, nomead. No problem at all ...

Cheers

Tom

Re: Clearout time! (To fund an Opel Manta) (can bring to York)

Posted: 27 Feb 2010 07:58 pm
by nomead
Yeah it's no problem at all. That's what I had to do back when I had to change the speedo in my 340 because the odometer was stuck at 70626 km. I even disassembled the "new" speedo enough to adjust the km reading closer to what it was supposed to be. Frankly I can't really remember anymore how many times I've had the instrument cluster out by now. :P

Re: Clearout time! (To fund an Opel Manta) (can bring to York)

Posted: 27 Feb 2010 08:34 pm
by sven360
John,I've got some B series bits and bobs lying somewhere if you need 'em.
Will be cheap if any good to ya.

Re: Clearout time! (To fund an Opel Manta) (can bring to York)

Posted: 28 Feb 2010 02:52 am
by magnumpi
If you can hold the diff till next month when i have more monies you've got yourself a sale.

Also if you do have some 3dr door cards consider them sold to me aswell, every little helps as some nasty supermarket chain would have us believe.

Re: Clearout time! (To fund an Opel Manta) (can bring to York)

Posted: 28 Feb 2010 11:36 pm
by valman
how hard is it to wire in a rev counter into a 1.4 340? as id be tempted then :)

Re: Clearout time! (To fund an Opel Manta) (can bring to York)

Posted: 28 Feb 2010 11:57 pm
by monka
i think my 340 is going, but if i find somewhere to keep it till i can get a 2.0 lump in it i'll have the snow cap and hella grill

Re: Clearout time! (To fund an Opel Manta) (can bring to York)

Posted: 01 Mar 2010 12:19 am
by Tom bailey
how easy is it to install the centre console gauges .you know to the right bits?

Re: Clearout time! (To fund an Opel Manta) (can bring to York)

Posted: 01 Mar 2010 12:38 pm
by filthyjohn
SteveP wrote:A pic would be good if poss... seen a few varying styles and some of them can look a little weird :D
Added a murky pic mate, turns out all the mounting tabs are perfect. You know you want it! :D
nomead wrote:Tempted by the 6-dial dash
Consider it yours if you want it, shouldn't cost much to post.
magnumpi wrote:If you can hold the diff till next month when i have more monies you've got yourself a sale.

Also if you do have some 3dr door cards consider them sold to me aswell, every little helps as some nasty supermarket chain would have us believe.
I can do mate, postage is likely to sting a bit but 'parcel2go' probably won't want more than £15. Unless someone coming to the York meet lives near you? Oh and I raked about everywhere for door cards and it seems I have none. Quite puzzled by that, sorry!
valman wrote:how hard is it to wire in a rev counter into a 1.4 340? as id be tempted then :)
The wiring is already there, so it's just a matter of removing your clocks and installing the 6-dial ones. The wiring for the temp gauge is a little more complicated, but I could give you a step-by-step explanation. Nomead has first dibs though.
monka wrote:i think my 340 is going, but if i find somewhere to keep it till i can get a 2.0 lump in it i'll have the snow cap and hella grill
Ok dude, let me know asap if you can.

Re: Clearout time! (To fund an Opel Manta) (can bring to York)

Posted: 01 Mar 2010 01:21 pm
by filthyjohn
Tom bailey wrote:how easy is it to install the centre console gauges .you know to the right bits?
The console panel itself is very easy, but the gauges are a little more complicated. The volvo gauge needs a matching sender, which I don't have, though there's probably an alternative sender you could use. It'd probably be better to buy some aftermarket gauges from ebay or wherever. They would come with instructions, and any 52mm gauge will fit.
Hope this helps.

Re: Clearout time! (To fund an Opel Manta) (can bring to York)

Posted: 01 Mar 2010 01:35 pm
by SteveP
I'll go with that John! Cheers