Tons of SOHC and DOHC parts for sale, please read...

[Lane]

Just posted on eBay, ending Tues 11/25:

SOHC & DOHC parts: valve cover, cam cover, head, throttle body, electronic
EGR valve, exhaust manifolds, intake manifolds, idler pulley, MAP sensor,
canister purge solenoid, shift knob & boot, injectors & fuel rail, PCM,
crank pulley. All with no reserve and it's gotta sell. eBay link to
everything I have on auction:
http://cgi6.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewSellersOtherItems&include=0&userid=evilplastic

Also, probably at least 50 to 75 parts on my website's for sale page:
http://www57.pair.com/lane/forsale/forsale.htm

I still have a lot that's not listed. If there's anything you may need,
drop me an e-mail. Please don't reply here asking questions or making
offers - I don't get to read this newsgroup as often as I would like.

Thanks!
Lane [ l a n e @ p a i r . c o m ]

 

[Joe Biadasz]

you wouldn't by any chance have the particle board that goes over the spare
tire for a 91 Saturn SL2?

Would you?

 

[Dan Hicks]

you wouldn't by any chance have the particle board that goes over the spare
tire for a 91 Saturn SL2?

Go to a lumber yard and buy a sheet of Masonite. Cut it to shape
with a sabre saw.

 

[Joe Biadasz]

Heh, Hit me with the Masonite!!!!!

Ya know I never thought of that! Been looking for that piece for about 4
months now... I hate it when ya sit your heavy tool box on the that and it
breaks in 3 peices.

Looks like I'm going to the lumber yard tommorrow.... Hmm, gonna have to
borrow a saw.

 

[clutch]

Heh, Hit me with the Masonite!!!!!

Ya know I never thought of that! Been looking for that piece for about 4
months now... I hate it when ya sit your heavy tool box on the that and it
breaks in 3 peices.

Looks like I'm going to the lumber yard tommorrow.... Hmm, gonna have to
borrow a saw.

While you are at it, you might want to glue some blocks that are sized
to rest on the tempa spare to help support it.

FWIW, masonite is a much stronger material than what was likely used.
I used to work for a place that made spare tire covers and I think we
used something called 'superwood'. www.gp.com/engboard/pdf/083665.pdf

1/4" plywood would work also. If you want it to look nice you can
cover it with carpet and edge wrap. I doubt you can find the unbacked
stuff that is used by auto industry though so edge wraping will be
hard to do.

Wes