The Project Pad

I have some parts available in NH (the wheels are nearby in VT)



Disassembled AAN bottom end with about 140k. The pistons and rods were removed from the block, the crank is still in the block. $250

Small chassis Torsen rear diff setup - This is a v8 rear diff, a small chassis diff housing, and a billet aluminum hard black anodized reducer plate to run the smaller, cheaper output cup seal on the locker side of the housing. I also believe I have the 100mm output cups. Assembly required. $450

1991 Coupe Quattro glass sunroof assembly - no motor or trim. $325

17x7.5 4x108 et37 Team Dynamics wheels in good shape with fair condition Yokohama A520 235/40r17 tires, 57.1 hubcentric adapters and conical lug nuts (not bolts). I have center caps as well, but will need four m4(?) bolts to put them on. While driving there was a vibration and up to 2 may need straightening. Two were professionally hand straightened less than 3000 miles ago. I'm an observant driver and avoid potholes. $250

More wheel-related shots

love the wheels. If I was closer to finishing the 4000CS, I would be all over them. GLWS.

Thanks Dan! I like them, and would have brought them west with me, but I didn't have the room and wanted to have my winter set on for the drive. I'm honestly surprised that these haven't sold at that price. I had them on the small chassis FB group for a while. There's a chance these could go to Carlisle.

I imagine the straightening thing is scaring people off. Props to you for being honest about it though.

Maybe it would help if someone would chime in and say what it takes/costs to have wheels straightened in case they need to? I've never had to have something like that done.

I had two of them professionally hand-straightened (an art for sure) for under 200$. I want to say it was 80$/each. I'd say the machines they use would run about the same. I am selling them at this price because of that. The wheels alone are worth the 450$ that someone may have into them by the time it's done, and you can use the tires that are on there for a bit too. I don't want to pitch them as something they're not. For all I know you could balance the vibration out, but it could be more than that.

You're certainly right about that scaring people away, but the right buyer will come along I hope.

Toph wrote:I had two of them professionally hand-straightened (an art for sure) for under 200$. I want to say it was 80$/each. I'd say the machines they use would run about the same. I am selling them at this price because of that. The wheels alone are worth the 450$ that someone may have into them by the time it's done, and you can use the tires that are on there for a bit too. I don't want to pitch them as something they're not. For all I know you could balance the vibration out, but it could be more than that.

You're certainly right about that scaring people away, but the right buyer will come along I hope.

Rally project has me cash strapped or I'd do it!

Bump this up!! Someone must want these parts..