The 510 Realm

I'm late to the party, but if you're still considering a used "engine-room" harness, Chad, let me know. I've got several that I think might do the job-- see my old ad here: viewtopic.php?f=10&t=31629&p=275639&hil ... ss#p275639

Cheers;
Steve

SOLD!
(that is, ##8 and 9-- the other two are still available...)

Thanks Andrew-- reply sent!

Hi all-- yes, this is a "re-post" of an older ad, but I'm tired of moving the big box of these harnesses around the garage. The prices shown are roughly 1/3 lower than the last time I posted them, but if you still think they're too high, make me an offer. Time for this stuff to go! (Sorry...

Hi Henry;
I've got a pair of these in good shape, not new repros but originals. Maybe PM me if you'd like to pursue this. I've shipped this kind of thing in a big tube before and it wouldn't be hard to do so again.

Take care;
Steve

Thanks for the replies, you guys. It pains me to know that I need to remove the seal and flip it around-- at least the rear-door one-- but if the door closes better, that'll be great! Despite liberal use of the seal lubricant, and an intensive "seal training program" :wink: , it just keeps...

Hi guys; I put a new Datsport seal onto my driver's door last fall and have been pretty pleased with how it fits and works. However , I'm just starting to install the other 3 seals... and having just finished the first rear door, I realize that I'm not sure I've got them pointed the right way around...

Sorry, late to the party (been busy). As Mike says, I have a full set of mint doors from a 4-door. I'm guessing you don't need or want anything but the metal shell, but at the moment these are both complete with glass, lock and window hardware, and external trim. The rear one has an excellent door c...

He is risen indeed, Alleluia! :wink: OK, gotcha. When you mentioned a threaded fitting, the only thing that came to mind were the ones I showed you. But I do have one of those lower fittings too. It's a bit corroded, serviceable but not perfect. Let me know if you'd like to pursue it. IMG_5331 crop....

Hi David; Happy Easter, eh? :D I'm guessing that you're talking about the lower half of the water inlet at the top of the head. If so, are one of these the type you're looking for? I think there are enough threaded inlets here to keep anybody happy! IMG_5322 comp.jpg IMG_5323 comp.jpg Cheers, Steve

That's a great book-- full of really interesting info and great pics, and well written too. I'm sure you'll find a good home for it, Keith!

Steve

OK, the adjusters loosened up nicely, so it looks like this need has been met-- as long as I can get to Canada Post tomorrow. No word about a lockdown here in Alberta yet, so I think that should be possible. Take care, everyone. May the Lord watch over us all, and replace all of the fear that surrou...

What a great project! You're doing a super job. I'm here in Edmonton too-- wouldn't mind coming to see what you're up to, when all of these restrictions ease. In the meantime, keep plugging away! That's going to be one terrific truck when you get it done.
Cheers,
Steve

Hey Andrew-- yep, I've got a pair of these. Just soaked them with PB Blaster and will check in a while to make sure they're not stuck.

How does $40 sound plus Canada Post? That's a little arbitrary though-- let me know if that seems out of line.

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