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Old 5th-November-2009, 09:56 PM   #1
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67 Front Clip on ebay

Nice looking 67 front clip on ebay
The ad says 62-67 but I thought the 66 and 67 were different? May be a good grab for somebody on the west coast. $750 seems a little high sice it's minus rad support. BUT it is disc brakes. Wish it was closer to my area. I need one BAD!
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Old 6th-November-2009, 10:07 PM   #2
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I think 750 is way too much. You should be able to fine one for a few hundred with the discs if you look for awhile. I have one for 62-65 that has drums and thats never been hit or anything and can't get rid of it for 100.
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Old 7th-November-2009, 03:57 AM   #3
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20 years ago it would have been worth something. That was before all the aftermarket clips came out though. Now they are practically a dime a dozen because everybody who installs a clip has one left-over.

It's not totally-worthless though if it is in nice shape. Somebody out there has a crinkled-up front subframe that needs replaced.

I remember back in the 80s I bought a pristine '63 coupe from an old lady in York, PA who had bought it new in '63. I removed the immaculate front subframe and put it on an SS car I had and then sold the 63 to a guy with the crappier subframe. You didn't see any spare subrames laying around for sale back then.
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Old 7th-November-2009, 11:10 AM   #4
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yeah thats the truth i have 2 subrame just because of the front clip swaps disc brake are readly available now so nobody cares about 5 lug spindles but thers has to be somebody on a tight budget that need sthe suspension parts for the 1st gen
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Old 7th-November-2009, 12:31 PM   #5
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Agreed. There are two guys in my area selling front end parts for First/Second Gen Novas on craigslist and can't get rid of them. I have my own front end for sale, but since no one's really in the market there's no sense in me putting up a for sale sign. Hell, if someone wanted to pay for the shipping and give me 20 bucks I'd be happy enough to let it go.
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Old 9th-November-2009, 12:44 PM   #6
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I have a 64 front end that I will give away for free. I live in Atlanta, but can deliver to Knoxville Tennessee (which is over 1/2 way to kentucky).

it doesn't have the rad support, and it is a drum front end -- but... you can have it if you like. i will be in knoxville on the Nov 21st weekend and can haul it in my little garden trailer for you if you like.

yes, I can provide pictures too..
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Old 11th-November-2009, 08:22 PM   #7
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The front end that came on my car is rusted beyond use around the hood hinge bolt area. I have debated going with an aftermarket front end but decided to keep it original looking under the hood. I think somebody makes a tubular "mini" subframe kit that keeps the strut rods, not sure though CCP maybe?? I plan to go that route. Anyway, I'll come across a 67 clip close by sooner or later I hope since alot of guys are going with the tubular/mustang type front ends.
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