http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=130343544204&ssPag\
eName=ADME:B:WNA:MOTORS:1123

Current bid is $2375.  Chassis, engine, trans....

Looks pretty nice.
John

FYI, MG-TD owners, you might be interested in this auction being held Nov. 21st.
You can bid online so you don't need to be present.

http://www.auctionzip.com/cgi-bin/photopanel.cgi?listingid=723682&feed=1

Lots of good MG memorbilia.

--Chris G.
Westminster CO.

CHECK THIS OUT
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=150388773505

Carson City, NV. Sorry it took so long to reply, I've been away from my
computer.

--- In Fiberfab_CMC@yahoogroups.com, "roguesuerte@..." <roguesuerte@...> wrote:
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> --- In Fiberfab_CMC@yahoogroups.com, "Bryan" eriiaxheero@> wrote:
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> > I've become interested in building a kit car as of late. I've been browsing
the internet lately and decided that a Gazelle is the best route for me. (I'm a
huge fan of Victorian era fashion and the steampunk sub-culture so it works out
the best versus other ones.)
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have heard that the original company that sold it went out of business in 1995.
I was wondering if anyone had any advice on where to look for the parts? Or if
it's even worth hunting it down and building it for how little a Gazelle replica
typically goes for?
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the same price? And if I'm going to build one, what's the best route for finding
parts?
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Here is a pic if it works and I'm in Binghamton, NY 13904    It will need other
things done to make it run and drive but to me they are minor.  Thanks, Joe

Hello, I don't have the time to devote to this great car because of other
hotrods.  The hard work is done. It will need fiberglass mods to the rear wheel
wells, a wiring harness and interior. There is only 6k miles one the motor and
it is bored .030 over. I will send pics if interested.  My email is
ea939@... and my #607-798-6995 I'm asking $8,000 and I have more than that
into the car. Thanks, Joe www.powerandnoise.com

Where are you located?

Phillip
Colorado Springs


--- In Fiberfab_CMC@yahoogroups.com, "Bryan" <eriiaxheero@...> wrote:
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> I've become interested in building a kit car as of late. I've been browsing
the internet lately and decided that a Gazelle is the best route for me. (I'm a
huge fan of Victorian era fashion and the steampunk sub-culture so it works out
the best versus other ones.)
>
> However, I cannot find any information on obtaining the kit to build it. I
have heard that the original company that sold it went out of business in 1995.
I was wondering if anyone had any advice on where to look for the parts? Or if
it's even worth hunting it down and building it for how little a Gazelle replica
typically goes for?
>
> So. Is it worth building one over buying it since it'll come out to about the
same price? And if I'm going to build one, what's the best route for finding
parts?
>

J
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>> if you know how to do fglass work and its wrecked you probably can get it
>> for dirt cheap. never hurts to ask. my old lady thinks mine is ugly too
>> thats why i told her she doesnt have to ride in it when its done



>> --- On Tue, 11/10/09, g8rengineer <g8rengineer@...> wrote:
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>> From: g8rengineer <g8rengineer@...>
>> Subject: [Fiberfab_CMC] Avenger Body
>> To: Fiberfab_CMC@yahoogroups.com
>> Date: Tuesday, November 10, 2009, 4:22 PM

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>> I came across an Avenger body today sitting off in a lot behind a fence.
>> Upon quick inspection (20 feet away through fence) I could see:
>> - broken windshield
>> - back window OK
>> - do not know if it had door windows and regulators of any kind
>> - latches holding front and rear clips in place
>> - just a body shell, no floor
>> - gauges in the instrument pod

>> After pulling back out, my wife, commented that the front right corner
>> looked wrecked. I missed that and would want to look again. Of course,
>> she said it was ugly...

>> Is it worth even looking at these shells as a starting point? I built a
>> '67 mustang convertible ground up and would rather have a car started
>> from nothing to know what I have.

>> I can go back and get more info and photos. Not even sure if it is for
>> sale (everything is for sale...)
>> J


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I came across an Avenger body today sitting off in a lot behind a fence.  Upon
quick inspection (20 feet away through fence) I could see:
- broken windshield
- back window OK
- do not know if it had door windows and regulators of any kind
- latches holding front and rear clips in place
- just a body shell, no floor
- gauges in the instrument pod

After pulling back out, my wife, commented that the front right corner looked
wrecked.  I missed that and would want to look again.  Of course, she said it
was ugly...

Is it worth even looking at these shells as a starting point? I built a '67
mustang convertible ground up and would rather have a car started from nothing
to know what I have.

I can go back and get more info and photos.  Not even sure if it is for sale
(everything is for sale...)
J

 

try:  americanautowire.com             They are out of NJ and can help with several diferent harnesses.

 

 

Also, Painless Wiring thru Jegs or Summit--free shipping and same day service.

 

Later,

Growing old is inevitable--
Growing Up is an option !


-----Original Message-----
From: the13bats@...
Date: 11/03/2009 11:04 PM
To: Fiberfab_CMC@yahoogroups.com
CC: AvengerValk@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Fiberfab_CMC] Pre made wiring harness?

 

I am asked many times by what I will call novices or just people who are intimidated by wiring if there is such a thing as a pre made kit car wiring harness For VW based kit cars,

I have always just wired my builds from scratch but the question is a good one,

I have been told the Empi buggy harness is too short and doesn't have extra wiring for gauges, in other words it is pretty bare bones VW to buggy, I also question the quality,

 

I can't seem to find such a harness on painless wiring but I might be missing something,

 

So is there any generic kit car wiring harness out there?

 

Cheers,

P.

 

 

 

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Previous poster said like 50's - I though CMC killed that model off in 1988
timeframe?  Just curious.