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Various parts.
“I have a number of jeep parts from past projects. Some F script parts.
Carter carb attached to exhaust manifold and new exhaust pipe $75.00 OBO
Two radiators one GPW other MB $125.00 each or make offer.
Alternator with voltage regulator 12V $20.00
Two starters will work for 1942-1949 CJ2 jeeps $35.00 each
MB hood rough shape $50.00 OBO
Willys windshield very rough $15.00 OBO
unknown air filter see pic $15.00 OBO”
https://boise.craigslist.org/pts/6169464071.html
Wish this stuff was closer. Couple of parts I need. Anyone driving from Boise to Texas? Shipping probably be high.
Brian ,if the seller is willing to help,try shipping through Fastenal.I have heard good feedback about them.I checked into having a tub shipped,the problem was it needed to be crated in order for them to guarantee against freight damages.
Thanks Doug. I’ve heard of them but never used them.
Brian, which parts do you need? My niece may be driving through Boise on her was to Dallas in August when she returns to school. She’d have room to carry the smaller stuff, but not the large parts. I’ve got friends in Boise who would likely be willing to store a couple parts if need be.