NOS parts

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tmoc1990
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NOS parts

Post by tmoc1990 »

I still have the NOS parts listed below for sale.
NOS reverse gasket
NOS AN600 muffler bracket
NOS exhaust gaskets
N600 SS front brake hoses, DOT approved
NOS air filter
Aftermarket brake pads
NOS rear brake shoes
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tmoc1990
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NOS parts

Post by tmoc1990 »

I just received some NOS air filters for the N and Z 600 cars. email tmoc1990@... for the cost.
tmoc1990
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NOS parts

Post by tmoc1990 »

cleaning up the shop tonight and found a few NOS parts somebody might need,
NOS early Sedan clutch cable, found on non synchro models, very short.
NOS valve cover washers and four NOS valve cover bolts, long shank style
NOS air filter
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also still have my red custom painted sedan for sale, 45 HP engine, the car is in very very good shape, I just have too many cars and I need to sell some of them.
bottom cop
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Coker Tires

Post by bottom cop »

Just talked with Coker tires.  They have 145r10 radial tire that is manufactured by a Dutch company called Vrebestein.  Tires are $87.00 each plus shipping.  There is also a 145s10 radial Firestone Tire in the planning stages and it will be available the first part of next year for $79.00 plus shipping.  Coker Tire can be reached at XXX-XXX-XXXX.  They travel to several automotive events around the country and can deliver your purchases to that event site for less than the normal shipping cost.  I was quoted $10.00 per tire to Springfield, Ohio on pre-paid orders.  Maybe more, maybe les for other parts of the country.
richmccolman
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Re: Coker Tires

Post by richmccolman »

Interesting - I just looked at the Coker Tires site and they appear to have no listing for this. Is the Vrebestein 145r10 too new to Coker to have made it onto their web site, I wonder?
It also appears that Falken's 145r10 is no longer available. Does someone know differently? (I should have bought a set of Falkens a few months ago when I had the chance.)
I have fabric showing on the inside of my tires (!), so I need to replace ASAP. (It appears that a previous owner must have had a fair amount of negative camber set in during a front-end alignment, resulting in excessive wear on the inside tire treads. I'll need to readjust the camber setting as well!)
I'd prefer not to spend gobs and gobs by buying the Dunlops, etc. Any suggestions?
Richard
--- In
2cylinderhondas@yahoogroups.com
, bottom cop wrote:
> Just talked with Coker tires.� They have 145r10 radial tire that is manufactured by a Dutch company called Vrebestein.� Tires are $87.00 each plus shipping.� There is also a 145s10 radial Firestone Tire in the planning stages�and it�will be available the first part of next year for $79.00 plus shipping.� Coker Tire can be reached at XXX-XXX-XXXX.� They travel to several automotive events around the country and can deliver your purchases to that event site for less than the normal shipping cost.� I was quoted $10.00 per tire to Springfield, Ohio on pre-paid orders.� Maybe more, maybe les for other parts of the country.
Eric Geiger
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Re: Coker Tires

Post by Eric Geiger »

go to ebay they still have falkens
http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=fal ... &_osacat=0
Eric J. Geiger
PRG Nocturne
XXX-XXX-XXXX  phone
XXX-XXX-XXXX  fax
XXX-XXX-XXXX  mobile
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On Aug 12, 2012, at 5:01 PM, richmccolman wrote:
> Interesting - I just looked at the Coker Tires site and they appear to have no listing for this. Is the Vrebestein 145r10 too new to Coker to have made it onto their web site, I wonder?
> It also appears that Falken's 145r10 is no longer available. Does someone know differently? (I should have bought a set of Falkens a few months ago when I had the chance.)
> I have fabric showing on the inside of my tires (!), so I need to replace ASAP. (It appears that a previous owner must have had a fair amount of negative camber set in during a front-end alignment, resulting in excessive wear on the inside tire treads. I'll > need to readjust the camber setting as well!)
> I'd prefer not to spend gobs and gobs by buying the Dunlops, etc. Any suggestions?
> Richard
> --- In
> 2cylinderhondas@yahoogroups.com
> , bottom cop wrote:
> > Just talked with Coker tires.  They have 145r10 radial tire that is manufactured by a Dutch company called Vrebestein.  Tires are $87.00 each plus shipping.  There is also a 145s10 radial Firestone Tire in the planning stages and it will be available the > first part of next year for $79.00 plus shipping.  Coker Tire can be reached at XXX-XXX-XXXX.  They travel to several automotive events around the country and can deliver your purchases to that event site for less than the normal shipping cost.  I was quoted > $10.00 per tire to Springfield, Ohio on pre-paid orders.  Maybe more, maybe les for other parts of the country.
richmccolman
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Re: Coker Tires

Post by richmccolman »

Thanks, Eric!
Richard
--- In
2cylinderhondas@yahoogroups.com
, Eric Geiger wrote:
> go to ebay they still have falkens
http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=fal ... &_osacat=0
> Eric J. Geiger
> PRG Nocturne
> XXX-XXX-XXXX phone
> XXX-XXX-XXXX fax
> XXX-XXX-XXXX mobile
> egeiger@...
> www.prgnocturne.com On Aug 12, 2012, at 5:01 PM, richmccolman wrote:
> Interesting - I just looked at the Coker Tires site and they appear to have no listing for this. Is the Vrebestein 145r10 too new to Coker to have made it onto their web site, I wonder?
> It also appears that Falken's 145r10 is no longer available. Does someone know differently? (I should have bought a set of Falkens a few months ago when I had the chance.)
> I have fabric showing on the inside of my tires (!), so I need to replace ASAP. (It appears that a previous owner must have had a fair amount of negative camber set in during a front-end alignment, resulting in excessive wear on the inside tire treads. I'll need to readjust the camber setting as well!)
> I'd prefer not to spend gobs and gobs by buying the Dunlops, etc. Any suggestions?
> Richard
> --- In
2cylinderhondas@yahoogroups.com
, bottom cop wrote:
> > Just talked with Coker tires. They have 145r10 radial tire that is manufactured by a Dutch company called Vrebestein. Tires are $87.00 each plus shipping. There is also a 145s10 radial Firestone Tire in the planning stages and it will be available the first part of next year for $79.00 plus shipping. Coker Tire can be reached at XXX-XXX-XXXX. They travel to several automotive events around the country and can deliver your purchases to that event site for less than the normal shipping cost. I was quoted $10.00 per tire to Springfield, Ohio on pre-paid orders. Maybe more, maybe les for other parts of the country.
Anonymous

Re: Coker Tires

Post by Anonymous »

I bought the Falkens about 2 weeks ago - they look great
bottom cop
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Re: Coker Tires

Post by bottom cop »

Don't have a clue about their website.  I called and talked with one of their reps about another odd sized tire that I need.  While on the phone, I inquired about tires for a Honda and this is what they found.  He also had a note about the Firestones being available next year.
From:
richmccolman To:
2cylinderhondas@yahoogroups.com Sent:
Sunday, August 12, 2012 6:01 PM Subject:
[2cylinderhondas] Re: Coker Tires Interesting - I just looked at the Coker Tires site and they appear to have no listing for this.  Is the Vrebestein 145r10 too new to Coker to have made it onto their web site, I wonder?
It also appears that Falken's 145r10 is no longer available.  Does someone know differently?  (I should have bought a set of Falkens a few months ago when I had the chance.) I have fabric showing on the inside of my tires (!), so I need to replace ASAP.  (It appears that a previous owner must have had a fair amount of negative camber set in during a front-end alignment, resulting in excessive wear on the inside tire treads.  I'll need to readjust the camber setting as well!) I'd prefer not to spend gobs and gobs by buying the Dunlops, etc.  Any suggestions?
Richard
--- In
2cylinderhondas@yahoogroups.com
, bottom cop wrote:
> Just talked with Coker tires.  They have 145r10 radial tire that is manufactured by a Dutch company called Vrebestein.  Tires are $87.00 each plus shipping.  There is also a 145s10 radial Firestone Tire in the planning stages and it will be available the first part of next year for $79.00 plus shipping.  Coker Tire can be reached at XXX-XXX-XXXX.  They travel to several automotive events around the country and can deliver your purchases to that event site for less than the normal shipping cost.  I was quoted $10.00 per tire to Springfield, Ohio on pre-paid orders.  Maybe more, maybe les for other parts of the country.
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richmccolman
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Re: Coker Tires

Post by richmccolman »

Okay, thanks, bottom cop!
Richard
--- In
2cylinderhondas@yahoogroups.com
, bottom cop wrote:
> Don't have a clue about their website.� I called and talked with one of their reps about another odd sized tire that I need.� While on the phone, I inquired about tires for a Honda and this is what they found.� He also had a note about the Firestones being available�next year.�
> From: richmccolman
> To:
2cylinderhondas@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Sunday, August 12, 2012 6:01 PM
> Subject: [2cylinderhondas] Re: Coker Tires
> Interesting - I just looked at the Coker Tires site and they appear to have no listing for this.� Is the Vrebestein 145r10 too new to Coker to have made it onto their web site, I wonder?
> It also appears that Falken's 145r10 is no longer available.� Does someone know differently?� (I should have bought a set of Falkens a few months ago when I had the chance.)
> I have fabric showing on the inside of my tires (!), so I need to replace ASAP.� (It appears that a previous owner must have had a fair amount of negative camber set in during a front-end alignment, resulting in excessive wear on the inside tire treads.� I'll need to readjust the camber setting as well!)
> I'd prefer not to spend gobs and gobs by buying the Dunlops, etc.� Any suggestions?
> Richard
> --- In
2cylinderhondas@yahoogroups.com
, bottom cop wrote:
> > Just talked with Coker tires.� They have 145r10 radial tire that is manufactured by a Dutch company called Vrebestein.� Tires are $87.00 each plus shipping.� There is also a 145s10 radial Firestone Tire in the planning stages�and it�will be available the first part of next year for $79.00 plus shipping.� Coker Tire can be reached at XXX-XXX-XXXX.� They travel to several automotive events around the country and can deliver your purchases to that event site for less than the normal shipping cost.� I was quoted $10.00 per tire to Springfield, Ohio on pre-paid orders.� Maybe more, maybe les for other parts of the country.
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