Speedster: Sorry, I need to read posts more carefully, you gave a general location.

Paul

Paul,

Thanks, I did give Gary a call>> have several stick and auto bell housings>. and a weird scatter shield.

I do believe I have the flex plates you refered too also.

Is this the worlds first exotic automobile? The 1935 Harris fwd speedster, No heavier, higher, wider, taller or longer than an AC Cobra, but many many decades before.

http://www.autopuzzles.com/forum/index.php?topic=11958.0

Speedster: As already mentioned, it would be helpful if you gave viewers a general location for the parts. Shipping costs are often a factor in getting a sale.. Also while I'm here, if there are 1958-64 Auto trans flex plates & bell housings there, call or e mail, garycroan@gmail.com or Ph #949-722-1122 in Calif. He's looking for several..

Paul

Guys,

First off, thanks >>> Ted for moving the ad to a better location.

Have sold a few pieces allready to fellow y block guys on the site.

These parts are virgin and original.

Daniel, >>> I would like to make a list of all, BUT, I also have literally hundreds of 55-57 bird parts I am selling from my friends collection also. BTW, sent you a pic of a F model we did for him.

This does not include original Shelby and FE parts, cushmans, norton racing bikes and much more>>> I am overwhelmed basically.

I guess one might say that I am busier than a one legged man in a foot race>>ha.

One old dog doing the work of 4.

Had the History Channel in here a while back, filmed for 7 hours, episode ( american pickers ) should air Nationally in the coming months.

If anyone is interested in the parts, please bare with me and just email.

motorcarinvestments@gmail.com

Thanks guys,

John

Is this the worlds first exotic automobile? The 1935 Harris fwd speedster, No heavier, higher, wider, taller or longer than an AC Cobra, but many many decades before.

http://www.autopuzzles.com/forum/index.php?topic=11958.0

This post was moved to the classifieds where it will get the proper exposure.  If you’ll list the parts with prices, that will be of some help and may help to move the parts much more quickly.

Lorena, Texas (South of Waco)

No wonder why Y-Block parts start to be rare if all Y-Blockers have collection like that.


Hyvinkää, FI

Sounds like a healthy load.

Your post should go in our Classifieds section. Maybe one of our mods will move it for you.

Can you list your location, maybe a zip code or something? That would help to know about the shipping prices and of course whether or not we live close enough to take a look at what you've got. Making an inventory and pricing the stuff takes time, but it helps if you have sizes, part numbers (connecting rods or heads for example), and price.

I will bite on the hurst shifter... is it a Mystery Shifter for 3 speed (to fit T85) and if so, price?

On the T85, do you have pics and price?

Thank you!

Neat story on the speedster

Daniel Jessup

Lancaster, California

aka "The Hot Rod Reverend"
check out the 1955 Ford Fairlane build at www.hotrodreverend.com

I have been liquidating a friends 45 year collection of y-block parts.Stock new pistons, pop up pistons, racing rods, cranks, blocks, heads, intakes, balancers,new hays clutch set up, hurst shifter, flywheels, bellhousings stock and racing, resized and ready rods, timing case covers ford and bird,oil pans ford and bird, oil pickups ford and bird, original glass fuel filters, valley pans, t-85 rebuilt in box trans 3 sp, bird stick shifters, valve covers, dipsticks, original AC plugs, tepot 55-56 carbs and parts, 57 original holly carbs, bell cranks, new torque convertors, flywheels, generators, starters, fuel pumps, push rods, rocker arms and much much more. Located in Nebo Illinois, 62355

Please email motorcarinvestments@gmail.co

Is this the first futuristic exotic automobile in the world, no wider, higher, longer or heavier than a AC Cobra or D Type Jag, but built in 1935 !!!
http://www.autopuzzles.com/forum/ind...?topic=11958.0

http://www.harrisspeedster.com/harris.html

Is this the worlds first exotic automobile? The 1935 Harris fwd speedster, No heavier, higher, wider, taller or longer than an AC Cobra, but many many decades before.

http://www.autopuzzles.com/forum/index.php?topic=11958.0