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PostPosted: Thu Feb 21, 2013 10:27 am 
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Found another basket case FL350 nearby for $600 yesterday. Guy had it listed as a go cart for $1100 and included a full roller plus a Arctic Cat 550. I didn't want the Engine, and negotiated it to $600 and convinced him he could still get ~$400 for his Engine (true, it was clean). He said he took it all in a trade and needed money for the truck he just bought. Been parked and tarped for a while. Someone had even started fabricating a mount for the Engine out of 1/4" plate. Also nice when the seller is 6'4" or so and pushing 280-lbs.

When I got there and looked at it in person (1hr 45min away), I noticed it came with the CDI (Capacitor Discharge Ignition) box, clean fuel tank, seatbelt, neck pad, and a dead mouse, too. Bonus! And here I was good with the price without that stuff! =) Trans moves freely.

I got it because I need the foot tub, seat, fender mounts, and rear shocks for my Rotax 470 project. I'm not a fan of parting stuff out, but the remainder of this one will get parted. I've hoarded enough parts already! lol. Figure I can get get my $600 + $80 gas + $14 Wendy's back, the parts I need, plus some cash to fund the latest project buggy.

Its got...
    Good trans w/ rotor & driven clutch
    Pair of axles,
    CDI (Capacitor Discharge Ignition),
    Full wire harness,
    Rear suspension,
    Rear shocks w/ clean shafts (I'm keeping until I get new ones for the Rotax buggy)
    Front suspension,
    Front shocks w/ clean shafts
    Tool box,
    Shifter w/ good cables; shifts great!
    plastic dash covers,
    Roof plate,
    Straight front bumper,
    Hubs,
    Master cylinder,
    Rear caliper,
    Perfect rear left fender
    One-crack right rear fender
    Front left fender is broke, but in one place (will get stitched)
    Air box lid
    Air box elbow
    Battery box
    Tail light
    Complete steering wheel with a warning light of some sort wired in
    Stock fuel tank with pump and all brackets/guards; clean inside!
    Plastic fuel/coolant tank off a lawn tractor (?)
    Foot tub with mats (keeping)
    Complete seat assembly with no holes (keeping)
    Fender brackets
    Straight frame w/ no welds or issues; just surface rust
Good wheels
Exhaust mounts

The bad...
    No Engine
    No drive clutch
    No Engine mounts
    Headlights are shot
    Tires are shot (by some miracle, the rears hold air, lol)
    Right front fender is obliterated
    Throttle/choke cables froze

Nothing is for sale as of right now, and any ''dibs'' will be ignored. I need to make sure I have everything I need for my Rotax buggy plus the two complete TLC buggies in storage first. Probably not a bad idea for me to take a full inventory count. I don't even know what I have anymore! lol But most of everything will get cleaned up a bit, and will be listed here on PO.com first. I'd like to try to avoid evilBay and PayPunk as much as possible. Proceeds will go towards my Rotax project. Who knows...I said I'd part out the other two and that was almost 2 yrs ago! LOL! I did just pick-up that Rotax 617 RAVE last week (?).

Just wanted to share. Another ol' girl is out of the weeds and checked into the safe-house. :-)


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PostPosted: Thu Feb 21, 2013 11:29 am 
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What is cow chop?


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PostPosted: Thu Feb 21, 2013 11:30 am 
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Fatcat wrote:
What is cow chop?

dog food


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PostPosted: Thu Feb 21, 2013 11:35 am 
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This reminds me alot of the "barn find" i picked up last summer for $700. I think it should be a criminal offense to park a vintage machine outside and let weeds grow over them...MY barn find was rusted solid, just ruins good parts...

Step down from my soapbox...LOL


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PostPosted: Thu Feb 21, 2013 12:38 pm 
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I know, right? People who blow 'em up should just sell them off and rather than letting 'em rot behind the shed. At least this one was tarped (sort of, per the weeds and water), so a lot of stuff is fine with just some surface rust. I got very lucky the caps were on the trans and fuel tank.

Breaks my heart to part 'em out, though. That's why I haven't yet parted out a buggy. Its also part chronic illness - as you all know, these things are an obsession! lol


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PostPosted: Thu Feb 21, 2013 12:43 pm 
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PostPosted: Thu Feb 21, 2013 12:50 pm 
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yeah they're chronic disease

I hate parting them out also


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PostPosted: Thu Feb 21, 2013 12:54 pm 
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The way I see it is if you part out a few "barn finds" from time to time it's ok because your saving a whole lot more from being stripped by making parts available. It has saved my a** more than once! Yes I could use a few things to add to my parts rack...LOL

Good find!


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PostPosted: Thu Feb 21, 2013 1:15 pm 
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How much you want for the metal clamp and rubber thing if their is one for the top gas tank mount?

I never found one of these before I sold the Odyssey to Lee I would like to see him get the proper gas tank mount for his ride.


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PostPosted: Thu Feb 21, 2013 3:21 pm 
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hoser wrote:
How much you want for the metal clamp and rubber thing if their is one for the top gas tank mount?

I never found one of these before I sold the Odyssey to Lee I would like to see him get the proper gas tank mount for his ride.


If he's not interested in selling. I saw this a while back and thought of that. Little pricey but its all there.

http://bit.ly/YdBjzp


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