Stuff For Sale, Leftover From My GMC Days

[a.]

I have a JC-4 vacuum pump, new in the box. $80 plus shipping

I have a PD9245C converter/charger. $80 plus shipping

I have 4 OEM aluminum cones for the OEM airbags (enough for both sides). $20 plus shipping

 

[bdub1]

List them at www.gmcmotorhomemarketplace.com

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I have a JC-4 vacuum pump, new in the box. $80 plus shipping

I have a PD9245C converter/charger. $80 plus shipping

I have 4 OEM aluminum cones for the OEM airbags (enough for both sides). $20
plus shipping

 

[david horowitz]

i'll take the JC-4 please

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David del Rio - 75 Avion - Raymond, CA

 

[Bruce Hart]

I'll take the Pd 9245c converter/charger

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> i'll take the JC-4 please
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Bruce Hart
1976 Palm Beach
Milliken, Co
GMC=Got More Class

 

[a.]

Converter and vacuum pump have been spoken for.

Does anyone want the aluminum cones, or are they going to end up at the recycler?

 

[david horowitz]

i don't know enough to understand why i should purchase the cones?
please call me at 559 seven 60 - 3555

thanks,
dave
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David del Rio - 75 Avion - Raymond, CA

 

[bd5av8r]

The cones protect the stock airbags. Of course, its a good idea to keep
rare parts out of the landfills. Someone may need those cones in the
future.

Sammy

On Tue, Jun 13, 2017 at 3:55 PM, David Horowitz
wrote:

> i don't know enough to understand why i should purchase the cones?
> please call me at 559 seven 60 - 3555
>
> thanks,
> dave
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[a.]

> The cones protect the stock airbags. Of course, its a good idea to keep rare parts out of the landfills. Someone may need those cones in the
> future.
> Sammy

That's why I am trying to find a home for them. Unfortunately, I can not be a warehouse for the community.

They won't go to the landfill. The metal recycler will buy the aluminum.

 

[david horowitz]

i don't mind holding the cones for whomever may need them... i have the space.
i just don't know that I have a use for them at this time.
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David del Rio - 75 Avion - Raymond, CA

 

[thomas phipps]

Reply mainly for Dave. Check your air bag cones. Early cones were plastic and not up to the task at hand. They will fail, only question is when and
where. With my luck, it would be in an extremely isolated place without cell service. You should have Al cones. Scratch them with a nail and see if
the scratch is shiny. Shiny means metal, nothing to worry about. If still black, without metallic shine, replace as soon as possible.
Tom, MS II
--
1975 GMC Avion
KA4CSG

 

[david horowitz]

Thank you Tom, and Bob (via email) for the info regarding cones. I'm happy to know that I have metal cones, and now understand that the early plastic
cones are unsafe! I love my GMC... and am grateful to this community for getting me up to speed!
--
David del Rio - 75 Avion - Raymond, CA

 

[jerry sitzlar]

I'll take the cones, if still available.

Jerry
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Jerry Sitzlar..... 77 Eleganza II, Twin bed, dry bath......
Lenoir City, TN

 

[a.]

OK. Everything is spoken for. Thread closed.